Apply now: Rome in Residence
Rome in Residence is UW’s campus abroad at the UW Rome Center, in the heart of the Eternal City. Each day might include walking by the Pantheon, stopping for a cappuccino and learning in a 15th century palazzo on the foundations of a Roman temple. Complete general education requirements taught by local faculty for an immersive experience.
Learn More Spring 2023 now open!
COVID-19 updates and information
The 2021-2022 school year saw the resumption of study abroad. We are working with experts at the UW and beyond to offer safe, academically rigorous programs. Review our COVID-19 page for more guidance and policies.
Advising
Students can meet with our advisers virtually to learn more about programs, costs, credits, and share their interests. Click on the link below to schedule an appointment in a just a few seconds.
Scholarships
Scholarships can lower the cost of studying abroad, and there are many different types available. Browse our resources and connect with our scholarships advisor to get started.
Identity Abroad
These resources and questions can help you think critically about your intersecting identities. We encourage you to consider them as you prepare to go abroad.
Events & Deadlines
Contact us
Office Hours: Mon – Thurs, 1pm – 4pm
Telephone: +1-206-221-4404
Email: studyabroad@uw.edu
Location: 459 Schmitz Hall, on the corner of NE Campus Parkway and 15th Avenue NE
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Study Abroad News
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UW Daily: How does study abroad work?Wolf Latsch, UW Study Abroad Director on navigating COVID-19 and tips on applying to go abroad
Corbett Scholar Owen Oliver: An Indigenous Lens of UWAfter an exchange in Vancouver, Owen is working on a walking tour of UW Seattle, highlighting Indigenous presence.
Global Inspirations: Oceanography in AustraliaA study abroad program paved the way for Isaiah Cuadras to apply his interest in fluid dynamics to ocean ecosystems.- UW Daily:’Hair roots & heritage in Brazil’Ebsitu Hassen explores global concepts of blackness and identity in Salvador da Bahia