Lander offers several types of study abroad opportunities.
Study Tours
Every year, Lander faculty offer short-term overseas academic programs which cover a variety of topics. Study Tours are typically one to three weeks in length, and take place during winter break, spring break, and summer. Past tours included:
- Teacher Education in Costa Rica
- Spain and Venice Biennale Tour
- Medieval British culture and literature in England and Scotland
- Photography in Colorado
Semester & Summer Partner Programs
Lander has developed direct partnerships with a number of overseas institutions, allowing students to live and study abroad for a semester or a year. Students enroll directly at the overseas institution. Current Lander partner institutions include:
- the University of Winchester, in Winchester, England
- TANDEM Escuela Internacional in Madrid, Spain
- ALI Abroad / University of Alicante, in Alicante, Spain
- Universidad de Monterrey, in San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León, Mexico
- the University of the Aegean, in Rhodes, Greece
- Salzburg College, in Salzburg, Austria
- Kyungpook National University, in Daegu, South Korea
- University of Trento, in Trento, Italy

Semester & Summer Affiliate Programs
Affiliate programs are available through third-party providers. They may be for a summer, semester, or an entire year overseas. In addition to classes, affiliate programs may also offer internship and volunteer opportunities. Lander works with the following providers-chosen for the quality of their programs-offering access to a multitude of university programs around the world:
Internships & Volunteering
Internship and volunteering opportunities may serve your academic program better than a traditional semester or summer abroad. In addition to those offered on affiliate programs, Lander students can access challenging internship and volunteer opportunities through Projects Abroad.
Non-Lander Programs
A non-Lander program is one that is not affiliated with Lander University through an agreement. Lander requires students to attend Lander-vetted study abroad programs. If you participate in a semester or year-long non-approved program, you are not considered a Lander student for the duration of the program, and this may have a significant impact on your financial aid. You will also need to apply for re-admission in order to return to Lander and continue your studies here. You are strongly encouraged to consider the many programs offered by Lander before pursuing the non-approved study abroad program process.