Study Away & Service Learning

Susquehanna University students see the world and make a difference. Scores of study-away programs and a number of service-learning opportunities take students to sites both home and abroad, for short-term trips as well as semester-length studies.

All students at Susquehanna are required to participate in a unique cross-cultural program that will expose them to different cultures. The program, called GO (Global Opportunities), allows students to fulfill the requirement by participating in a traditional semester-away program, or by experiencing a shorter learning situation that puts them in an unfamiliar cultural context. 

Winter 2013-2014 GO Short Applications

GO Short Applications for Winter HRT and SU CASA for the 2013-2014 school year will be open on mySU from Monday, March 18, and will close on Monday, April 1.

2013 Andrew Heiskell Award to Susquehanna GO Program!

Susquehanna has been awarded the Andrew Heiskell Award for Internationalizing the Campus by the Institute of International Education (IIE), which honors the most outstanding initiatives in international higher education. One hundred percent of Susquehanna students participate a cross-cultural experience, which is up from only 30 percent before the cross-cultural requirement was part of the curriculum. The award will be accepted on March 22 by President Lemons in New York City.

GO Program Earns International Education Award for Susquehanna

Susquehanna is the 2013 recipient of the prestigious Andrew Heiskell Award for Internationalizing the Campus, recognizing the GO Program and related initiatives. More »

Download the GO Guide

Get an introduction to Susquehanna's unique cross-cultural program. Learn more about short-term, semester-length and custom-designed options. Where in the world will you GO? More »

Where in the World are SU Students?

Discover where Susquehanna students are studying away this semester. Explore GO Long and GO Short program destinations, program highlights, image galleries and blogs. More »