To be considered truly educated in the 21st century, you must gain a global perspective during your undergraduate education. Exploring the world, experiencing other cultures, grappling with global issues, looking through the lens of others—these threads are woven into the very fabric of life at the
University of Redlands.

Internationalism surrounds you at Redlands, from the first moment you step on campus and encounter students from other countries among your classmates until you graduate and find yourself or your friends working abroad.

Indeed, our very mission statement says: “Redlands … encourages a pluralistic notion of values by challenging assumptions and stereotypes….”

Support and Affordability
At Redlands, the Study Abroad Office administers international study, which means that you’ll have help finding the study abroad program that best meets your aspirations. More about the Study Abroad Office...

You can apply almost all of your financial aid to overseas programs, meaning studying abroad generally costs little more than studying on campus. Students studying abroad pay Redlands tuition, room and board; typical extra costs are for transportation, passports and visas, and incidentals.

Something for Everyone
Students from all disciplines, including the sciences, are supported in their desire to go abroad. All students—from athletes to musicians—find that they can have a study abroad experience without interrupting progress toward graduation. More about study abroad opportunities...

Redlands in Salzburg
For 45 years, Redlands has sponsored The Salzburg Semester, which enables students—some studying in the humanities, others interested in music—to travel to Austria and live in the university's remodeled 450-year-old Marketenderschössl on a hill in the center of the city. More about Salzburg ...