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Types of Exchange Programs Tipsheets

Explore different types of international opportunities from community college programs to sports exchanges.

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Community College Exchanges
Resources for students with disabilities from the United States and abroad on community college international study opportunities.
Creating Short-Term International Exchanges between Disability Groups
How to fund a program, identify partner organizations and templates and plan an exchange program.
Deaf and Disability-Related Exchanges
A compilation of international exchange programs that are designed for or with Deaf/ Hard of Hearing and disability communities.
English Language Learning in the United States
There is no better way to learn English than to learn from and live among native speakers. Learn how in this guide for students with disabilities studying English in America.
Fellowships in the United States
Information about fellowships and where to find them.
Fulbright Programs
Promoting and providing equal access for people with disabilities to U.S. Department of State's Fulbright scholarships to study, teach, conduct research or participate in other professional, cultural and educational activities internationally.
Links to International Exchange, Travel and Disability Resources
Various international exchange resources that provide disability, accessibility or general exchange travel information.
Search Exchange Programs
Study? Intern? Volunteer? Teach? What would you like to do abroad? Search these directories for exciting international opportunities around the world! Please note that mention of an organization does not imply endorsement by MIUSA/NCDE, and does not reflect familiarity with disability issues.
Sports and Outdoor Adventure International Exchanges
For many athletes or active people with disabilities, sports and adventure programs serve as entry points into international travel and allow participants to compete, network, and promote good citizenship.
Study Abroad in the United States
Information and links to help people with disabilities from all over the world participate in a study program at a U.S. college or university.
Volunteer in the United States
Read on to learn about the many ways you can make a difference in the U.S.
Youth Exchange Programs
Parents, teachers and youth can learn about the benefits, types, and experiences of youth with disabilities on international exchange programs.
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