Find your Semester at Sea Study Abroad Voyage
Semester at Sea study abroad programs offer a truly global experience each fall and spring. All of our voyages on the MV World Odyssey are 100+ days, explore at least 10 countries and 4 continents, and allow students to earn 12-15 academic credits from Colorado State University.
Explore the transformative upcoming fall and spring programs below, and check out some of past itineraries dating back to 2012!
Fall 2020 Voyage Cancelled
As of May 12, 2020, Semester at Sea has made the decision to cancel the Fall 2020 Voyage. Unfortunately, the number of COVID-19 cases around the world (and especially in the United States) continues to rise and the travel and cruise industries have not yet established policies and procedures to create widespread containment, testing, and care. These conditions indicate that international travel remains uncertain. In order to create some certainty for our students, Lifelong Learners, and faculty/staff, we have a responsibility to cancel the Fall 2020 Voyage at this date.
However, we look forward to welcoming all voyagers to sail with us on a future voyage in 2021 and beyond! Explore our upcoming voyages below.
Spring 2021: Oceans, Islands, Canals, and Beyond
Next Voyage
106 Days, 11 Countries, 11 Cities, 4 Continents
Exploring countries in The Americas, Africa, and Europe, this voyage gives participants a truly global study abroad experience on our floating campus!
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Fall 2021: Europe, Africa, and Asia
105 Days, 10 Countries, 12 Cities, 3 Continents
Exploring countries in Europe, Africa, and Asia, this program gives participants a truly global study abroad experience on our floating campus!
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Spring 2022: Asia, Africa, South America, and Europe
106 Days, 12 Countries, 12 Cities, 4 Continents
Exploring countries inAsia, Africa, South America, and Europe, this program gives participants a truly global study abroad experience on our floating campus!
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Past Voyages
See past program destinations, course offerings and more – from Semester at Sea’s archives, dating back to 2012.
