Studying abroad as a grad student?

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Graduate students in science-related fields, including geology and environmental science, can study abroad. Many universities offer international programs tailored for graduate studies, particularly in environmental science. The discussion highlights that studying abroad is feasible and has been successfully undertaken by other graduate students. For those interested, the US Fulbright Student Fellowship is a notable opportunity, with applications due on October 15. This program can provide valuable international experience and enhance academic credentials in the field.
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I am wondering if it is possible to study abroad if you are a graduate student in a science related field. I have a BS in geology and I am applying for grad school for geology/environmental science. Is it even possible to study abroad?, if so, are there certain programs that are more science-specific? (something environmental science related is preferable). Is this something that other graduate students have done, or is studying abroad not practical at the graduate level?
 
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I guess if there is an international grad program, then yes
 
Checkout the Us Fulbright Student Fellowship, application is due Oct 15.
 

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