St. Olaf Affiliated Programs
St. Olaf offers a variety of affiliated off-campus programs. They are consortial programs, exchanges, and other affiliated programs that have been selected for their academic excellence and their fit with the St. Olaf curriculum. All programs have been approved by the St. Olaf curriculum committee and offer St. Olaf resident credit, though grades are not calculated in the St. Olaf GPA.
Most of the programs listed below by region are semester or year programs, but there are a few options in Interim and summer session as noted. Each program has a St. Olaf faculty program advisor who advises and selects participants. Additional information can be found on the International and Off-Campus Studies website, including program details, eligibility requirements, costs, and application procedures and timelines. Partial scholarships are automatically awarded for accepted students with demonstrated financial need.
Interested students may seek advising from the International and Off-Campus Studies office or the faculty program advisor listed on the linked web page. Financial aid counselors are able to estimate approximate scholarship amounts for an individual applicant.
Africa
Ghana: Arts and Sciences in Legon (CIEE)
Namibia: Nation-Building, Globalization, and Decolonizing the Mind (CGE)
South Africa: Arts & Sciences in Cape Town (CIEE)
Asia
China: Term in China (East China Normal University, Shanghai)
India: Student Teaching (Kodaikanal International School, Singapore International School, or Woodstock International School)
Japan: Hokusei Gakuen University
Japan: NUPACE Program, Nagoya University
Japan: Japan Studies, Waseda University
Taiwan: Term in Taiwan (Fulbright CSAT)
Australia and New Zealand
Australia: CAPA Global Cities Study and Intern Program
Australia: CAPA Program at University of Technology Sydney
New Zealand: University of Otago
Europe
England: CMRS Oxford Humanities Program (Middlebury College)
England: Harris Manchester College – Oxford University
England: London School of Economics and Political Science
England: University of East Anglia
France: French Studies in Paris (IES)
France: Liberal Arts Program in Rennes (CIEE)
Germany: University of Konstanz
Greece: College Year in Athens
Hungary: Budapest Semester in Mathematics
Hungary: Budapest Semester in Mathematics Education
Ireland: National University of Ireland, Galway
Ireland: Trinity College, Dublin
Ireland: University College Dublin
Italy: Study Abroad in Milan (IES)
Netherlands/Germany/Czech Republic/Poland: Women's and Gender Studies in Europe (Carleton)
Northern Ireland: Democracy and Social Change (HECUA)
Norway: Oslo International Summer School - Summer session
Norway: University of Southeastern Norway
Norway: The New Norway – Globalization, Identity, and Politics (HECUA)
Russia: Russian Area Studies in St. Petersburg (CIEE)
Russia: Novgorod State University
Scotland: University of Aberdeen
Scotland: University of Dundee
Spain: Liberal Arts Program in Seville (CIEE)
Middle East
North America
Chicago, IL: Chicago Semester Student Teaching & Seminar
Chicago, IL: Newberry Seminar Research in the Humanities (ACM)
Cuernavaca, Mexico: Social Work in a Latin American Context
Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN: Inequality in America Twin Cities (HECUA)
Washington, DC: Washington Semester
Waterford, CT: National Theater Institute
South and Central America and the Caribbean
Argentina: Advanced Spanish Immersion (IES)
Argentina: Latin American Societies and Cultures (IES)
Costa Rica and Guatemala: Social Change in Central America (CGE)
Ecuador: Community Internships in Latin America CILA (HECUA)
Ecuador: Social and Political Transformation (HECUA) - Interim