Study Abroad
Go Global
Broaden your understanding of history through a semester or summer study-abroad experience that earns academic credit toward your degree. Choose from the flagship (TCU In) sites in Europe or explore TCU-approved programs in other parts of the world.
Students can access most TCU financial aid during the Fall and Spring semesters, with other scholarships available for summer trips.
The Duomo, Michelangelo, and the Birth of Venus - ponder the rise of early modern
Europe in one of the world’s most beautiful cities, with classes on the Medici family,
the quarters of Florence, and the Italian Renaissance. No prior study of Italian
required.
With the Roman Forum and the Vatican City as your neighbors, study religion in medieval
Europe, the Enlightenment, and the rise of Hitler and Mussolini at an American-style
university along the Tiber River.
Enjoy the tranquility of a leafy campus, just a short Tube ride from the National
Gallery, Big Ben, parliament, and Buckingham Palace. Course offerings include classes
on the English Revolution, gender and sexuality in Europe, British society during
war and peace, and the history of London.
Jack the Ripper, New Labour, Ireland, and urban history – take classes on these and
other topics, while living in central London, minutes from the National Gallery, the
British Museum and other iconic features of the world’s most global city.
Wander La Plaza Mayor and the Museo del Prado, while studying at one of Madrid’s preeminent
universities, with classes on ancient and medieval history, modern Spain, the Islamic
World, and Latin America.
Flamenco, sunshine, street festivals, and tapas! Live and study in the heart of la
madre patria and in one of Europe’s great university cities, with course offerings
on ancient and medieval history, modern Spain, the Islamic world, and European imperialism.
Other Options: TCU Approved Programs
Interested in another country or part of the world? Explore the dozens of TCU-approved programs in Africa, Asia, Australia-Pacific, Latin America, the Middle East, and Europe. With over 250 options, there is something for everyone!
Study Abroad
Visit the Center for International Studies site for program dates and application information. You will need to make an appointment with the History Director of Undergraduate Studies for advising on what courses may count towards your history major or minor.