You can study at a choice of over 100 universities in Europe, Asia, Australia and Latin America and more than 40 universities in North America.
Why study abroad?
Employability
You'll develop your language skills, and enhance your team-working abilities. This means the extra skills you learn will help you stand out from the crowd when applying for jobs.
Learn about different cultures
By studying abroad, you develop skills in communicating and negotiating. Intercultural competence is increasingly recognised as an important attribute and is recognised by many employers.
Network of friends and contacts
You will meet people not only from the country you are visiting, but from all over the world. This means you'll build up a network of international contacts.
Where have International Development students studied abroad?
Netherlands
Stevie Greenleaf studied at the University of Amsterdam.
He said the experience was: "challenging, exciting, unforgettable. I wish I could do it all again."
Chile
Eleanor Greenwell studied at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile.
She said: "Living in Chile and discovering its incredible culture, warm hospitality and breath-taking sights has been the adventure of a lifetime."