To truly understand the history of a place and appreciate how its past and present are connected, you need to live there for a while. Study abroad is an incredible opportunity for Yale-NUS History students to enjoy a first-hand experience of a city or country’s museums and archives.

Where to go for Study Abroad

Some of the institutions that Yale-NUS History students have gone to for study abroad include:

• Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
• School of International Training
• School of Oriental and African Studies, United Kingdom
• Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom
• Vassar College, United States of America
• Yale in London
• Kyoto Consortium for Japanese Studies (KCJS) Programme, Japan
• Tel Aviv University, Israel

For the full list of Yale-NUS partner institutions, and to learn more about the study abroad application process and credit transfer process, click here.

When to go for Study Abroad

History majors generally pursue a study abroad programme during their third year (Semester 1 or Semester 2), or during the summer.