From our campus to the world

Opportunities abound to step outside Wellesley and into other classrooms. See the world from a different vantage point, live in an unfamiliar culture, try a new way of learning—and grow into a better, stronger thinker. You can cross-register at nearby colleges, including MIT and Olin. Or spend a semester or full year away. Choose from hundreds of programs in the U.S. and abroad.


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Study abroad

Our study abroad programs cross all academic disciplines. Whatever your area of study, you can immerse yourself in a foreign language, see a subject from a new perspective, conduct field research, or experience a culture that is radically different from your own. If you enroll in a fall, spring, or full-year credit-bearing study abroad program, you pay regular Wellesley tuition and remain eligible for Wellesley financial aid.

Check out our signature programs:

Or choose from more than 180 approved programs. A five-year joint B.A./M.A. program in international affairs is offered through the Geneva Graduate Institute in Switzerland.

Cross-registration

Enroll in courses at MIT, Olin, Babson, or Brandeis. Deepen your study of a specific subject, work with a particular professor, or earn a dual degree.

  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    MIT offers courses in engineering, science, architecture, and the humanities.

  • Olin College of Engineering

    With small classes, Olin brings a liberal arts approach to science and engineering.

  • Babson College

    Babson is well known for its business and entrepreneurship courses. Babson, Olin, and Wellesley make up the Three College Collaboration, which emphasizes cross-disciplinary experiences.

  • Brandeis University

    Brandeis offers courses in hard and soft sciences, business, management, and marketing. Wellesley students can earn a B.A. or B.S. plus an M.A. in international economics and finance at Brandeis through a selective program.

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Programs in the U.S.

Study at another college or focus on a specific discipline.