Resources for students planning to study abroad

Education Abroad Peer Advisors

Student in front of waterfall

Resource Guide

Connect with Berea’s Disability and Accessibility Services Office

Travelers with Disabilities
A resource from the U.S. State Department

Americans Abroad
An organization dedicated to inclusion and access to international opportunities

Traveling with a Disability
Information from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control

Traveling with Diabetes
Provided by Johns Hopkins Medicine

What Can I Bring With Me on the Plane?
Another resource for travelers with diabetes

Students with Disabilities Studying Abroad
An article from the International Educator journal.

7 Tips for Studying Abroad with Disabilities and Chronic Conditions

IES Student Blog for Mental Health and Learning Disabilities
A handful of stories from students

Mobility International on Mental Health
Did you know that 16.8% of U.S. college students who identify as having a mental health disability have studied abroad by their senior year? This is almost exactly the same percentage as students who don’t identify this way (17.1%).*

*According to the National Survey on Student Engagement (2014) http://www.miusa.org/resource/tipsheet/mentalhealthsuccess