Study Abroad

Studying abroad can be one of the most exciting learning experiences of your college education. There is no better time to travel, experience language, make friends from different countries, and be able to incorporate this as part of your education. Can you imagine living in France, taking the same business class you would be taking here at Keystone or, working with an environmental biologist in Costa Rica? If you are interested in the opportunity to experience another culture in some other part of the world, then study abroad.

"One's destination is never a place,
but a new way of seeing things." ~Henry Miller

Scholarship Opportunities

Semester at Sea
Study in Japan

Study Abroad Opportunities

Costa Rica
What better way to study Global Health, than to do it in Costa Rica!
Register in November, 2009 to study Global Health PBHL 301 in May, 2010.
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Experiencing the Arts in Italy - Art 305A
This is a new faculty-led course that will explore the arts with a focus on ceramics in two unique Italian clay studios and gain knowledge about Italy's culture and its influence on art, history and western civilization. The dates of the trip will be June 9-22, 2010 with class meetings during the spring semester. The students will spend 2 days in Rome, 5 days in Tuscany, and 5 days in Umbria. This course is offered as a spring 2010 course led by art instructor, Frank Goryl with a registration deadline of January 18, 2010. Other highlights include: the Vatican Museum, Florence, Italian Ceramic Artists, Wine tasting, and S. Gimignano. Students should complete the faculty-led student application under documents and forms before registering for the class. For more information, contact Shirley Michaels at ext. 8252 or Frank Goryl at fgoryl@echo.net.