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William V. Weber Program in Study Abroad

Making the decision to study abroad is life-changing. Several studies show the correlation between international experience and higher employability rates, higher salaries, expanded academic and professional networks, and increased self-confidence, among many other benefits. Eastern Illinois University offers more than 700 study abroad programs, so one of them is bound to catch your interest!

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Explore Study Abroad at EIU

EIU's William V. Weber Program in Study Abroad is here to help students every step of the way. Students will meet one-on-one with a WWSA Advisor to discuss student learning goals, learn about available program options, the application process, financing options, and the payment/registration process.

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EIU Study Abroad Eligibility Requirements

Study Abroad Eligibility Requirements

Eastern Illinois University provides equality of opportunity in international education for all students. 

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EIU Study Abroad Parent Information

Study Abroad Parent Information

We know you want the best for your student, and the experience of study abroad offers them the opportunity to grow and gain important resume-building skills.

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Undergraduate Admissions

1230 Old Main
600 Lincoln Ave. Charleston, IL 61920
217-581-2223
admissions@eiu.edu

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