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Longer study abroad programs are also available - if you have the time and resources, you can study an undergraduate or postgraduate degree abroad. This helps you develop skills in another culture that will certainly enhance your career opportunities.

You may also be able to combine a study abroad course with a paid or unpaid internship program. Study internships programs vary according to the study abroad course you choose. It may be a compulsory part of your practical degree, or you could spend your summer break getting valuable work experience and making great industry contacts.

No matter what study abroad program you choose, it will change your life. You'll make friends with people from all over the world, travel and experience things you never imagined. And it's a chance to break out of your old routine, and learn something about yourself.

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You need to think about your long-term career goals when deciding which internship program is right for you. Would an unpaid internship working in your embassy in the US be as useful as working in a restaurant in New York? If you want to work in foreign affairs then the unpaid internship might be better. But if you want to work with Americans and develop your language skills - as well as cover some of your living costs - then the restaurant job could be perfect.

Will your study abroad program earn credits towards your existing course? How much time and money can you afford to spend on your education overseas? Is financial aid available? These are all questions that will help you decide on your study abroad course and internship program.

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Your university or college may arrange an internship or work experience as part of your program. Or your student visa may allow you to seek part-time work, or work during the summer break. Other study internship options include volunteering abroad or teaching languages. It could be great career preparation, or a different way to experience the world.