The Undergraduate Exchange Program (UEP) supports students from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Moldova, Mongolia, Romania, and Serbia in the United States for one year of nondegree academic studies. Applicants must currently be enrolled as a second-year student at a university in their home country to be eligible.
The program seeks to assist educational and [...]

SIT Study Abroad offers a merit-based award to undergraduate students with a background and demonstrated interest in Asian Studies. The SIT Asia Fund will contribute a portion of the cost for North and Southeast Asia programs, based on student need.
SIT has received funding from the Freeman Foundation for the purpose of educating undergraduates about [...]

OAK HUMAN RIGHTS FELLOWSHIP SEARCH FOR 2006: HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE ENVIRONMENT. For the fall of 2006, the Oak Institute seeks a human rights practitioner working on environmental issues that affect the rights of individuals and communities. Possible areas of expertise include, but are not limited to: exposing or mobilizing against environmental dangers to human [...]

Introduction
The Government of the Republic of Indonesia through the
Department of National Education is offering "Darmasiswa"
scholarships to foreign nationals from countries which
Indonesia has friendly relations, including Canada, to study
Indonesian languages arts, music and crafts in universities and
[...]

Students should know that there are inherent risks to studying abroad and to international travel in general. You cannot control civil war or bigotry, but you can, however, minimize your risk by practicing some basic precautions while abroad: