off-campus studies
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2 off-campus courses cited for best practices
The Forum on Education Abroad identified two Cornell off-campus courses as representative of best practices in student learning and development and academic framework.
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Cornell celebrates International Education Week
Cornell College is preparing to celebrate International Education Week during the first week of Block 4.
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Cornell College begins partnership with university in China
The Chinese Ministry of Education has approved a program between Cornell College and Beihua University in Jilin City, China.
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Cornell signs study agreement with Verto Education
High school graduates looking for an adventure prior to enrolling at Cornell now have the opportunity to earn credits abroad before coming to Cornell.
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Berube ’19 explores international opportunities through Fellowship
Ethan Berube ’19 is starting off his senior year of college with more knowledge and foresight about his future, thanks to his Cornell College Fellowship.
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Cornell gave Robertson the chance to follow her passions
Hannah Robertson ’18 is a model for how to make the most of a Cornell liberal arts education.
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Donnellan earns Gilman scholarship
Cornell College junior Miranda Donnellan has earned the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship from the U.S. Department of State, and will spend the spring 2016 semester studying in South Korea.
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Museum Studies course in Chicago
Students in the Block 3 art history course on museum studies visited cultural sites throughout Chicago to learn about the role of museums in society.
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What alumni say
For Cornell College students, travelling off campus can be the experience of a lifetime. Here is what a few of our alumni have to say about their experiences with studying around the world.
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Professional twist on off-campus study
An additional off-campus opportunity available to Cornell students is the Cornell Fellows Program, a high-level professional internship and mentoring program.
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Windows on the world
For some, it’s studying the fragile ecosystem along the shore of a frigid lake in the Boundary Waters. For others, it’s learning about an 18th century slave culture as the tropical Western Atlantic Ocean laps against the beach in the Bahamas. For everyone involved, it’s a unique opportunity to learn, to grow, to bond, and to expand.
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Eight courses heading off campus
Dozens of students in eight different courses will spend Block 6 off campus, going as far afield as the Bahamas, Belize, Rome, and New Zealand.
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Ngirbabul is Rangel Scholar
Michelle Ngirbabul, a sophomore planning to to major in International Relations and Public Health, will take part in the Rangel Summer Enrichment Program at Howard University this summer.
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Course travels to China to study economic growth
Todd Knoop’s macroeconomics seminar studied China’s rapid growth during a block-long tour of the country in December. Tiffany Monreal ’14 captured her impressions of the experience through a photo essay.
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Japanese students and faculty to visit Cornell College
Cornell College will host five students and two faculty members from Aoyama Gakuin Women’s Junior College in Tokyo Feb. 24 through March 4, as part of the school’s Aoyama Gakuin Exchange Program.
2 off-campus courses cited for best practices 
Cornell celebrates International Education Week 
Cornell College begins partnership with university in China 
Cornell signs study agreement with Verto Education 
Berube ’19 explores international opportunities through Fellowship 
Cornell gave Robertson the chance to follow her passions 
Donnellan earns Gilman scholarship 
Museum Studies course in Chicago 
What alumni say 
Professional twist on off-campus study 
Windows on the world 
Eight courses heading off campus 
Course travels to China to study economic growth 
Japanese students and faculty to visit Cornell College