Winthrop Eagles Go Global

At Winthrop University, students are going global. The International Center is a vital source available to students to introduce them to the world around them, and to revolutionize their college experience.

International flags give Eagles a global perspective.

The International Center, located at 218 Dinkins Hall, gives Winthrop’s students access to any information they could need about studying abroad. 

The Study Abroad website contains links to websites that explain the study abroad requirements, the application process, the deadlines, and scholarship or financial aid resources. The International Center offers semester-long programs, as well as short-term programs. 

There are many countries available, through Winthrop partnership, to travel to, but the most popular countries chosen are Australia, Ireland, and Spain, says Jennifer Sandler, Winthrop University’s Study Abroad Coordinator. She says studying abroad brings a great deal of maturity to the students, and she recommends that everyone study abroad.

Senior Danielle Brodie says that Sandler, and the Study Abroad resources helped her, “… figure out what classes would transfer to Winthrop, and helped with the paperwork needed to travel.” Brodie says that without the Study Abroad resources, she likely would not have been able to go global.

The International Center gives students information about traveling.