You may have heard the expression, "The World is your classroom." Well...by studying abroad, this expression becomes a reality. Whether you travel across the United States with fellow B-W students or study at Ewha University in Soeul, Korea, study abroad participants learn by truly experiencing the world beyond the confines of Baldwin-Wallace College.
The Explorations/ Study Abroad Center offers numerous international and domestic study programs. Given the wide variety of options, we will help you choose the program that will best meet your academic and travel needs. Some programs are group tours led by B-W faculty and staff members, while others involve foreign partner institutions. For specific information on B-W Explorations/Study Abroad Policy and Options, check out the following links. 
B-W EXPLORATIONS/STUDY ABROAD POLICY
UPCOMING FACULTY-LED SEMINARS (GROUP STUDY TOURS)-Led by B-W faculty and staff members, study tours examine specific topics for a set period of time and throughout a specific geographic region. These programs differ from individual study abroad trips in that participants travel with a group of B-W students and are not housed at a particular foreign university for the semester. Quite literally, students learn while "on the road." Study tours are offered in alternating academic years.
Experiencing China: A Society In Radical Transformation (Spring 2009)
Seminar in Ecuador (Fall 2009)
PREVIOUS FACULTY-LED SEMINARS- Led by B-W faculty and staff members, study tours examine specific topics for a set period of time and throughout a specific geographic region. The programs listed here are currently filled or were held in previous semesters. Such prgrams are often repeated in alternate years.
On the Trail of Lewis and Clark (August 2008)
Discover the Art History of Italy (May 2008)
India in the 21st Century (Spring 2008)
B-W RECOMMENDED PROGRAMS- These programs offer semester-long options for independent study away, on your own or with a small number of Baldwin-Wallace students.
OTHER OPTIONS-
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