Meet with an Advisor

Not sure what programs we offer or what is the best option for you?

• Attend an event or information session to explore and learn more about the different types of global opportunities available to Penn students. In addition, you’re invited to learn more about global opportunities at Penn by viewing PA101 on demand.
   

• Participate in virtual drop-in hours. This is an opportunity exclusively for students who have not yet selected a program or region of interest. You will be able to learn more and ask questions about a variety of global program options to meet your academic, personal, and professional interests.

An advising session is required before you can open an application. Advising for a semester abroad program is by academic discipline or by region.

• All students seeking Nursing or Engineering credit abroad must register for the advising session for their discipline.

• All students seeking College or Wharton credit abroad must register for an advising session by region.

Please follow the appropriate link below to schedule your advising appointment. Depending on the program location, appointments may be individual or in group settings. Group advising sessions may include up to 5 students. Please arrive on time.

At this time, Penn Abroad is accepting applications for Fall and Academic Year 2022 study abroad, and Spring 2023 to University of Cambridge: Pembroke College and LSE only. Penn Abroad is not currently accepting applications for Spring 2023 and beyond for any other program locations.

Penn Abroad has not yet defined its portfolio of program offerings for Fall / Academic Year 2022 or Spring 2023. Approval of all semester abroad opportunities for Fall / Academic Year 2022 and Spring 2023 is contingent upon meeting the guidelines for travel as set forth by Penn’s Committee on Travel Risk Assessment (CTRA).

Still deciding or exploring Penn’s global opportunities? Visit our Why Go Abroad? page for resources on getting started in defining your goals and exploring your abroad program options. We also offer a variety of events and drop-in hours exclusively for those who are just beginning to navigate the programs available and how to apply. If you have a question, please contact goabroad@upenn.edu.

Engineering

• Advising for all regions for engineering credit abroad
   

Nursing

• Advising for all regions for nursing credit abroad
   

College & Wharton

AFRICA

• Botswana, Cameroon, Ghana, South Africa
   

ASIA

• Hong Kong & Singapore

• China, India, Japan, Korea
   

AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND

• Australia & New Zealand
   

CONTINENTAL EUROPE

• Austria, Denmark, Greece, Netherlands, Russia, Sweden, Turkey

• Belgium, Germany, Hungary, Portugal

• France

• Italy

• Spain
   

LATIN AMERICA

• Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba
   

UK & IRELAND

• Ireland

• London

• Manchester

• Oxford

• Cambridge

• Scotland
   

MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA

• Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco
   

MULTI-CITY PROGRAMS

• International Honors Program (IHP)

GRIP Summer 2022 advising will be conducted virtually in small groups of 3-5 students. Advising sessions are 45 minutes long and successfully completing a group advising session is mandatory in order to complete the GRIP Summer 2022 application. 

Schedule an Advising Session

If you require any accommodations to fully participate in a virtual advising appointment using Zoom, please email intern-abroad@upenn.edu at least 48 hours prior to your appointment.

An advising session is not required as part of the Penn Global Seminars application process. If you are interested in learning more about Penn Global Seminars virtual drop-in advising is a great way to learn more and ask questions. Advising is also available by appointment by contacting pgs-abroad@upenn.edu. We also invite you to stay up to date on PGS and Penn Abroad by joining our mailing list.

Note: Advising meetings are a great way to learn about the Penn Global Seminars courses and the application process. They are not intended to provide applicants with advice related to program competitiveness or how to gain an advantage over another applicant.