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Study Abroad with GW

Enrich your mind while exploring new horizons. GW offers a wide range of short-term abroad programs in the world’s most fascinating locations—taking your studies beyond the lecture hall into the global classroom. Study modernism and the arts in Paris, examine development and change in contemporary China, or join an archaeological expedition in Israel. Courses range from one week to two months, and most include some on-campus or online meetings. For a life changing and unforgettable learning experience, study abroad with GW!

 

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