Study Abroad Programs

Student Mobility Programs offer you the opportunity to study abroad through different types of programs that vary in duration and content.

Do you know which program best suits your goals?

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Bilateral Exchanges

Interinstitutional agreements between Sagrado and other institution

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  • Bilateral Programs are based on inter-institutional agreements between Sagrado and another foreign academic institution.
  • The participating student does not pay additional tuition at the host university.
  • Academic credits are validated.
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Summer and Language Programs

Programs from 1 week to 2 months during the summer

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  • Programs from 1 week to 2 months in length during the summer or winter period
  • Credits may be awarded for participation.
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NSE: National Student Exchange

Among 160 higher education institutions

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Among 160 higher education institutions.

  • United States
  • Guam
  • Canada
  • Virgin Islands

The program includes opportunities for study, internships, and global education experiences.

For more information, visit the website NSE
and communicate with international @sagrado.edu

NSE Website
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Yes We Must Coalition Exchange (YWMC)

Among 10 higher education institutions in the United States.

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The program includes opportunities for study, internships and summer experiences.

For more information, please contact international @sagrado.edu

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Faculty-led short trips

The teachers of Sagrado They organize trips that are part of an institutional course.

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These opportunities vary each year, but may offer week-long trips to the US, Europe, Latin America, and Asia. Trips may occur during the semester or summer.

For more information, please contact international @sagrado.edu

Download the Path to My Study Abroad here to help you choose the right program for you.

FAQs

Requirements

  • Comply with the COVID-19 vaccine standard
  • Be an active student, enrolled full-time at USC
  • Have a GPA of 3.00 or higher
  • Take and pass in Sagrado a minimum of 24 academic credits before being nominated
  • Attend an information session on studying abroad
The nomination process requires planning at least one month prior to the application deadline. This includes three to five individualized counseling sessions with staff from the Internationalization and Interuniversity Relations Office.

Deadlines

Second semester 2024-2025

  • All programs - September 30, 2024

Academic year 2025-2026, summer 2025 and first semester 2025

  • NSE - USA and Canada - February 25, 2025
  • Other programs - March 30, 2025

Financial Topics

For all students who go on a bilateral exchange, Plan B exchange with NSE, or YWMC exchange:

  • Registration and institutional fees are paid in Sagrado In most cases.
  • The costs of accommodation, food, etc., are paid at the foreign university.
  • Any financial aid you have in Sagrado can be applied to studies abroad.

For all students who go on exchange on a summer program, tuition and fees are paid directly to the program abroad.

Scholarships

There are several additional scholarships that students can apply for to study abroad. See the list here.

How to finance your international experience

Connect and learn about funding your study abroad, internship, or research experience, including budgeting information and available scholarships.

The briefings are held on
Second Tuesday of every month at 11:00 am
Connect at this Zoom link:
https://sagrado.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAkf-6qqjgoG9VQhi83892aeDMD-hUgzPRr

International Experiences Team

Juan R. Rivera Gómez

International Experiences Advisor
juanr.rivera@sagrado.edu
787-728-1515 Ext. 5613
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Lorraine Franco

Director – CEPI
lorena.franco@sagrado.edu
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Sofia Lopez

Coordinator of Student Mobility and Internationalization and PDSO
Sofia. Lopez@sagrado.edu
787-728-1515 ext. 5362
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Why study in Puerto Rico?

In addition to being a great tourist destination, Puerto Rico is an excellent alternative to pursue or supplement your university career.

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