Global Engagement

Global Engagement
Apply Now Why Study Abroad? Steps to Study Abroad
Types of Study Abroad Programs Application Process & Deadlines
Planning Resources
Cost & Scholarship Academic Credit Passports & Visas Packing Tips
Health & Safety While Away
Identities Abroad Academic Success Abroad Tourist vs. Student Mindset
Coming Home
GEO Photo Contest
Go Abroad Again Policies
Billing, Refund & Financial Aid Policies Petition Process & Criteria
For Parents
Health & Safety How can I support my student?
For Faculty
Credit Approval Process TREK Programs
TREK (Think, Research, Engage, Know)

Would you like to study abroad during your time at Wooster? You’ve come to the right place! Here's how to start the process:

GEO 101 Sessions

GEO 101 sessions are mandatory, introductory sessions covering the basics of how studying off-campus works. These sessions are led by GEO’s Peer Advisors and also will be conducted remotely during fall semester.

Stay tuned for our schedule of GEO 101 sessions. Note: You should attend a GEO 101 session before making an appointment with Candace or Jamie.

GEO Facts

35% of Wooster students have an international experience.

Fit a Study Abroad program into your Wooster Education

GEO’s Study Abroad Course Guide can help you figure out how specific programs will fit into your major, or best suit your interests. (Coming Soon)

Make an Appointment

Candace and Jamie are the two advisors for the Global Engagement Office (GEO). Who you meet with depends on the area of study you wish to focus on during your Global Engagement Experience.

Candace Chenoweth - Director of the Global Engagement Office

Jamie Adler - Assistant Director of the Global Engagement Office

Start an Application

Go to our Application Database to start searching for programs!