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Infant Mental Health in Ireland: Advancing Practice, Policy and Research

Infant and early childhood mental health (IECMH) is a growing and international field of research, practice and policy directed at promoting, preventing, and intervening with children and their caregivers to support optimal developmental and mental-health outcomes for all children. This course will provide advanced students with professional development and educational opportunities through attendance at the 18^th World Congress of the World Association for Infant Mental Health (WAIHM) in Dublin, Ireland. Though attendance at a high-tier international scientific conference with

Pitt in Florence - Italian Minors Track

Florence is the ideal setting to spend the summer studying in one of the most historic, cultural and beautiful cities in the world. The city is filled with cobblestone streets, open-air markets, unique food experiences, artistic masterpieces, stunning architecture.

Pitt at the Women's World Cup

Pitt at the Women’s World Cup of Soccer in Australia & New Zealand 2023 is a 4 week Summer 2023 study abroad program that will engage University of Pittsburgh students with the cultural and global spectacle of the World Cup. For 2023, this program will be based primarily in the host city of Sydney, Australia. This program will help students understand the local and global implications of international sporting events and their influence on women in sport and gender politics in sport.

Pitt in Tanzania: Language, Culture and Society

IMPORTANT: This program is for the students who are either pursuing education-related majors/minors, or are planning teaching/education-related careers.

If you have questions about your eligibility for this program, please contact Oksana Stalczynski at oks5@pitt.edu.

Arcadia Scotland

Arcadia is a study abroad provider that has been approved by the University of Pittsburgh. You can learn more about Arcadia here.

The programs and locations below have been vetted to ensure that they meet the health, safety, security and academic standards that Pitt requires.

SRAS Programs

SRAS is a study abroad provider that has been approved by the University of Pittsburgh. You can learn more about SRAS here.

The programs and locations below have been vetted to ensure that they meet the health, safety, security and academic standards that Pitt requires.

Plus3: SSOE Transfer Plus

Note--This program is still in development. Items will be updated by mid September.

This program is open to all Pitt SSOE sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Priority acceptance is given to students who have transferred into SSOE. (If you transferred into SSOE during your college career after your first year, you are eligible for this program. )

Moving the Cities

MOVING THE CITIES is a team-based project with students from Germany, Brazil, Chile, the US and the UK addressing major global urban issues.

Business and Engineering Collaborations in India

The Business and Engineering Collaborations in India is a three-credit course with a study abroad component. Jointly produced by the Swanson School of Engineering and the Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business, this program seeks to offer you a dual lens to view production, supply chain and service issues in India. The program is designed to expose you to international business and engineering issues. During your time abroad, you will engage with executives and Pitt alumni, conduct field research and inquiries, and experience international culture.

Public Health Threats in Suriname

Explore the unique culture of Suriname and learn about global public health and environmental health threats. This program features trans-disciplinary science, practice, and policy approaches to addressing public health issues affecting environmental and human health. You will examine key public health issues affecting the health of Suriname’s ecosystem and its population, including the leading causes of morbidity and mortality. Through a series of lectures and fieldtrips, you will learn about the role of the ecosystem as a vital component of community health.