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Study Abroad

Study Abroad

Washington College chemistry majors have the opportunity to pursue short-term (winter or summer) or semester-long (fall or spring) study abroad. While this can be incredibly difficult as a chemistry major at other colleges and universities, our innovative and flexible curriculum gives students greater freedom in how they sequence their classes, making semester-long study abroad easy to schedule with advanced planning. The following recent chemistry majors have spent a semester abroad and so can you! 

  • Mahin Zamin ’21: Bogazici University, Turkey
  • Felicia Attor ’20: Al Akhawayn University, Morocco
  • Erin Asman ’20: University College Cork, Ireland
  • Beatrice Keller ’19: Monash University, Australia
  • Ashley Maurizi ’15: University of Hull, England
  • Michael Giroux ’14: Bond University, Australia
  • Samantha DeCarlo ’10: University College Cork, Ireland
  • Sarah Claypool ’10: University College Cork, Ireland
  • Chemistry major Erin Asman, '20 studying abroad in Ireland at the University College Cork (Spring 2019).
  • Chemistry major Michael Giroux, '14 studying abroad in Australia at Bond University (Spring 2012).
  • Chemistry major Michael Giroux, '14 studying abroad in Australia at Bond University (Spring 2012).
  • Chemistry and International Studies double major Mahin Zaman, '21 studying abroad in the Philippines (Summer 2018).
  • Chemistry and International Studies double major Mahin Zaman, '21 studying abroad at Bogazici University in Turkey (Spring 2020).
  • Chemistry and International Studies double major Mahin Zaman, '21 studying abroad at Bogazici University in Turkey (Spring 2020).
  • Chemistry major Beatrice Keller, '19 studying abroad at Monash University in Australia (Fall 2017).
  • Chemistry major Beatrice Keller, '19 studying abroad at Monash University in Australia (Fall 2017).
  • Chemistry and French double major Felicia Attor, '20 studying abroad in Morocco at Al Akhawayn University (Fall 2018).