Study abroad at Brandeis University

Brandeis University is a medium-sized private research university with a 235-acre campus in the suburbs of Boston. Established in 1948 by the American Jewish community, it was founded as a nonsectarian university welcoming students and faculty from all backgrounds.

The university combines a liberal arts education with research across the sciences, humanities, social sciences and creative arts. Its academic offerings include biology, chemistry, computer science, economics, finance, physics and theater, alongside interdisciplinary subjects such as environmental studies and international and global studies.

Students study in a close-knit campus community with faculty mentorship and opportunities for research, practical learning and creative work. Brandeis also supports student involvement through more than 200 clubs and organizations, athletics and campus activities.

• Research-led learning

  Brandeis combines liberal arts study with a research enterprise across many disciplines.

• Flexible academics

  Students can choose from 48 majors, 51 minors and interdisciplinary study options.

• Faculty mentorship

  Faculty members combine subject expertise with teaching and close student engagement.

• Active campus life

  More than 200 clubs and organizations give students ways to build community outside classes.

Brandeis University

Brandeis University is based in Waltham, in the suburbs of Boston. The 235-acre campus gives students access to a close-knit university setting within the wider Boston area.

Brandeis University provides information about tuition and financial support so students can understand the cost of study. Brandeis University also reports funded grants and scholarships for undergraduates and describes tuition support for eligible families.

Navigating the visa process is a crucial step in your study abroad journey. Make sure to seek guidance and support to ensure you meet all necessary requirements for your time at Brandeis University.