The upcoming March 15 deadline for Fall 2026 applications is extended to April 1 for southern hemisphere programs. This includes all programs in New Zealand (University of Canterbury, University of Otago, University of Auckland, and Victoria University… More
While the current conflict in the Middle East does not directly intersect with Arcadia Abroad program locations, we recognize that events in the region have broader geopolitical implications and may be of concern to our partners, students and their families… More
Arcadia Abroad and Webster University have partnered to expand study abroad opportunities in the Arcadia Abroad Partnership Network by including access to Webster’s European campuses. More
Arcadia Abroad is pleased to announce its new partnership as the School of Record for Academic Programs Abroad (APA), commencing in summer 2026. This collaboration aligns our 70+ years of expertise in academic oversight with APA’s distinguished 40-year… More
Response to Bondi Beach shooting on December 14, 2025. More
On July 2nd, UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) announced significant changes to the locations where students can complete the biometrics requirement. These changes go into effect on July 15, 2025. This specifically impacts students who are applying for… More
Arcadia Abroad reaffirms unwavering commitment to the safety and wellbeing of our students abroad in uncertain times. More
Arcadia Abroad is committed to supporting students through their entire study abroad experience, and that support doesn’t stop when final exams end. Our on-site teams are in touch with students, sharing farewell meals, hugs goodbye, and reminiscing about… More
Starting in September 2025, SOAS will transition to a two-semester academic calendar, moving away from the current three-term system. In the new calendar, each semester will consist of a 10-week teaching period followed by a reading week. Every semester… More
The upcoming March 15 deadline is extended to April 1 for southern hemisphere programs. This includes all programs in New Zealand (University of Canterbury, University of Otago, University of Auckland, and Victoria University of Wellington) as well as… More