Yes! If you’re looking to study economics while abroad, you could take Economics & Development in Brazil from São Paulo, The European Banking System in Florence, or spend a semester in Shanghai exploring International Economics. And with diverse course offerings, you can pair your economics coursework with something off the beaten path—perhaps Wine Studies in Florence or From Propaganda to Post-Truth: A History of Fake News in Prague? And no matter where you choose to study, your classes are filled with assignments and out-of-class activities that connect what you learn in the classroom to the world all around you. And when you return to your home university, your coursework transfers easily.