Truman State Study Abroad

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More than 200 study abroad programs in over 80 countries!

Truman offers a wide variety of academic opportunities for students to explore the world through study abroad programs. With programs of varying lengths, academic emphasis and location, there’s a study abroad adventure for every student.

Starting in your first year at Truman, you can begin exploring which study abroad program is best for you. As you prepare to travel the world, let our office be the first stop on your journey.

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Contact Information

Baldwin Hall 106
100 East Normal Avenue
Kirksville, Missouri 63501

660.785.7853

studyabroad@truman.edu

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Don’t know where to begin?

Schedule a meeting with a Study Abroad Advisor today or stop by our office in Baldwin Hall 106. Our Advisors will help guide you through the advising, application, orientation, and pre-departure process to help ensure a smooth transition throughout your study-abroad adventure.

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Financial Breakdown of a Semester Abroad

Here is a breakdown of typical program expenses you can expect when preparing to go abroad:

Program TypeDirectExchange
Application Fee$100$100
TuitionStudents pay host university tuition rates.Students pay normal Truman tuition rates (in-state/out-of-state).
HousingStudents pay host university housing rates.Students pay normal Truman housing rates.
MealsStudent's responsibility to purchase their own meals.Students given a meal stipend equivalent to TSU meal plan.
Health InsuranceThis will vary depending on the program, but it is required for all students.Required for all students and costs approximately $30/week. Travel insurance is offered through CISI.
Acceptance Fee$495$495 (paid to ISEP)
Program Deposit$495 (paid to ISEP, subtracted from total balance)N/A
CIEA Admin Fee$600$600
Additional Expenses
Plane TicketsStudents will be expected to arrange their own flights for all ISEP programs, and for some faculty-led and study away programs. Student will be made aware prior to billing.
Passport/VisaStudents going internationally are required to have a passport and a valid lices/ID. Visas are required according to a country's regulations. Students will be responsible for all necessary documentation and corresponding fees.
Real IDThe CIEA recommends that all students planning to study abroad acquire aReal ID. While this may not be currently required for all U.S. citizens, we encourage students to be prepared.

 

 


Center for International Education Abroad

Truman State University