Get ready to go abroad and get ahead by taking your Computer Science major to UA Athens, hosted by the American College of Greece. At UA Athens, you’ll get to live and learn in one of the most ancient cities in the world, where modern technology meets historical legacy. Athens is one of the historical homes to computer science, as researchers have deemed the Ancient Greeks the creators of the first analog computer: The Antikythera Mechanism, a device used to predict astronomical movements. In addition to its historical relationship to science and technology, the city of Athens is a large metropolis full of art, architecture, cuisine, and more to explore.

Courses are offered in English. Discuss your study abroad goals with your advisor today!

Stand out in your Computer Science major by combining cutting-edge technical skills with an international perspective on the world. Through the UA Madrid program, hosted by the Institute for American Universities (IAU), you will take courses conducted in English in a new and modern study center. In addition to its historic architecture and art, this capital city is bustling with innovative technology and is known as one of the “smartest” cities in Spain, making Madrid the ideal location to study Computer Science abroad. 

Faculty in the Computer Science Department pre-approved a handful of courses that will seamlessly apply towards your degree requirements. Working with your academic advisor is the key to planning a smooth transition from Arizona to Spain and back. Take the leap and become an innovative global leader in the Information Age by studying abroad at UA Madrid. 

Explore the world by studying Computer Science at UA Seoul, hosted by Hanyang University. When you study abroad in South Korea, you’ll get to experience everything Korean culture has to offer from stellar cuisine to cutting edge music and entertainment. Plus, the Seoul area is home to several prominent tech companies including Samsung, LG, and Hyundai-Kia. As the capital of South Korea, Seoul is a leading city in technological innovation while also being home to historical landmarks including four UNESCO world heritage sites.

Courses are taught in English and availability can be subject to change. Faculty in the Computer Science Department preapproved courses to transfer seamlessly into your Computer Science major requirements. As always, be sure to connect with your academic advisor to begin planning your upcoming semester or summer abroad!