Study and Work Abroad
The Department strongly encourages its concentrators to spend as much time as they can in any country where their language(s) of concentration is (are) spoken. There are many ways of doing this within the four-year undergraduate degree: through study abroad for one or two semesters; through summer study abroad; and through a summer internship abroad.
To learn more about Princeton opportunities around the world, please search the Global Programs System.
All students must visit the Office of International Programs, to become acquainted with the administrative procedures related to study abroad.
Junior Semester / Junior Year Abroad

Princeton in Argentina
Grades awarded by foreign institutions for courses that are recognized in lieu of Princeton courses are not included in the consideration of departmental honors.
Students who study abroad are not exempted from independent work requirements. The Department usually can make arrangements to either find a JP adviser in the location where the student spends the semester or year abroad or to indicate a departmental adviser who will be in contact with the student by e-mail throughout the semester or year abroad.
Up to three approved courses taken abroad in one semester will normally count for up to three course credits. Students must complete the program abroad to the standards required by the foreign institution. For more information, please see Go Abroad and the International Travel Handbook which are available online or in the Office of International Programs.
Summer Language Study

Princeton in Portugal
Study Abroad Course Approval

Princeton in Spain
International Internship Program
Princeton's International Internship Program (IIP) supports Princeton undergraduates who wish to undertake a summer internship abroad.