Carnegie Mellon

Resources for Third Party Providers

Greetings, and thanks for your interest in Carnegie Mellon University.  Each year between 250 and 300 Carnegie Mellon students go abroad; our students are bright and focused.  In fact, 70% of Carnegie Mellon students study abroad for credit in a major, 30% for credit in their minor, and 50% for credit towards their general education requirements.   

Those of you who know us realize that we accomplish a lot with a small study abroad staff.   Chris Menand has recently joined our office as a Coordinator for Study Abroad and Exchange Programs. Chris joins Emily Half, Coordinator of Study Abroad and International Programming, in advising students with regard to study abroad. Chris works with Mellon College of Science, College of Fine Arts, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Institute of Technology, and Heinz School students. Emily advises our Humanities and Social Sciences and Tepper School of Business students.  For Fair or visit info, you may also be contacted by one of our hard-working interns or student workers. 

Our Provider Information explains how study abroad is structured at Carnegie Mellon.  We provide this information so that you understand better how to advise Carnegie Mellon students. 

We value our partnerships and relationships with responsible, professional study abroad provider representatives.    In addition to stocking a Study Abroad Library with general information and program brochures, we welcome providers to make a professional visit and/or contact us to arrange for tabling on campus or for attendance of our annual Study Abroad Fair (usually in early November.) 

Again, thank you for your ongoing support of our students and study abroad program at Carnegie Mellon.   We look forward to working with you.