College of ACES
The College of ACES has its own study abroad office and programs designed specifically for ACES students. However, many programs are also open to students of all majors. Students in the College of ACES should review this information as they begin planning their study abroad experience.
Programs
Remember: students can choose to pursue a variety of academic, professional, and personal interests as they study abroad and are not limited to these programs.
By Major
- Agricultural & Biological Engineering
- Agricultural Consumer Economics
- Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communications
- Animal Sciences
- Crop Sciences and CS+CPSC
- Food Science and Human Nutrition
- Human Development and Family Studies
- Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences
- Technical Systems Management
Faculty-Led
Many faculty members, instructors, and advisors in the College of ACES lead study abroad programs over winter, spring, and summer breaks. The programs are tied to specific ACES courses, which allow for seamless integration into your program of study. The faculty-led programs are tied to eight-week pre-departure courses, and you will have an opportunity to travel with a cohort of fellow students from the Urbana-Champaign campus.
- Explore all ACES faculty-led programs (open to students across campus!)
First-Year Experience Programs
While most programs require students to have at least a sophomore standing, a few are designed for first-year students. Talk to your academic advisor at New Student Registration about how to enroll in our ACES 298 courses and corresponding first-year experience Winter Break program.
Other
Academic Considerations
Before you apply, make sure to review the following policies and procedures that apply specifically to ACES students.
Contact
ACES Study Abroad
Funk ACES Library, Suite 115 (1101 S Goodwin Ave.)
Phone: 217-333-3380
aces-studyabroad@illinois.edu
