SUNY Cortland
International Programs
Cortland International Programs has the longest-standing study abroad
program in the SUNY system. Its first program was established in Neuchatel,
Switzerland in 1964. Cortland provides 26 different study abroad opportunities
at 14 locations in ten countries on four continents.
The strengths of Cortland's programs include a high degree of integration in
to the host universities' curriculum, relatively low cost compared to many
colleges, a wide variety of locations and curricular choices, and a long
tradition and solid reputation.
Why Study Abroad?
Study Abroad can add to your education an experience that cannot be duplicated on campus. It has the potential to open your mind, alter your attitudes and increase your self-confidence and maturity. For the period of your stay abroad, you will learn intensively both in class and out.
Living and studying in another country will give you personal experience of our increasingly interdependent world. Your new skills and outlook will enhance both your professional and personal life. They may, in fact, help you obtain a position. The major reason to study abroad is, however, to increase your intellectual understanding and sense of personal competence. It will initiate you into being a citizen of the world.
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Incentive Awards
for Out-of-state Residents
The Office of International Programs at SUNY Cortland offers partial scholarships to residents of other states participating in one of SUNY Cortland's Study Abroad Programs.
Successful candidates must have a minimum 2.5 GPA, be a resident of a state other than New York and have been accepted into a Cortland program.
Applicants will be notified of awards by May for fall and summer programs, by November for spring, and by December for intersession programs.
Semester awards: $650
Summer awards: $250
Intersession awards: $216
Complete our Inquiry Form to request an application form or further information. 
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