Global Partner Programs

Academics

To offer the widest possible array of choices for global education, Drew maintains affiliations with Global Partners – educational programs providers selected by Drew based on their high academic and administrative quality – to provide opportunities for study around the world. These Global Partner Programs have been approved by the faculty.

How to Apply

The Center for Global Education assists all students to find a program that meets their academic and personal goals.

Students who are interested in studying abroad for a semester through one of our global partners must follow the steps below:

Schedule an Advising Session with the Center for Global Education to discuss your goals and the longTREC process
Research programs of interest using our global partner program links below and narrow your list down
Meet with your Academic Advisor to discuss your study abroad goals and how they fit into your academic plan prior to submitting a longTREC | Global Partner Program Application
Meet with your Financial Aid Counselor to discuss your financial aid package
Research and apply to outside scholarships, visit our TREC Finances page for a list of scholarships, please note this is not an exhaustive list
Submit a longTREC | Global Partner Program Application
Apply to global partner programs early and inquire about scholarships
- Note: The Center for Global Education will submit a provisional Home School Authorization Form after an initial review of your longTREC application
Complete the Registrar’s longTREC Course Pre-Approval Form
Apply for visas as needed
- International students should consult with Drew University’s International Student & Scholar Services regarding visa requirements
Notify Drew Housing that you will not require on-campus housing for the semester you are abroad upon Drew’s approval of your longTREC application

longTREC Application Deadlines

Fall Semester: March 10
Spring Semester: October 1

Logistics / Health and Safety Reminders

Update your passport!
- Passports should have at least six months remaining validity past your expected program end date and/or date of departure from your program location
Meet with your health professional as needed to prepare for study abroad
If you are taking any medications, confirm they are legal in the countries you are considering
Research international travel insurance for your program abroad; consult your program provider’s resources for advice. Note: Drew students traveling abroad on a longTREC partner program are not covered by EIIA’s International Travel Insurance policy and should consult with their program provider. It is critical that students maintain appropriate health insurance while traveling overseas.