TWO WORLDS UNITED STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS,

Two Worlds United Student Exchange programs. Experience daily life in the USA, Canada, England, Australia, Spain, France or Germany.  High School Abroad.  As an exchange student in a TWO WORLDS UNITED Program you live as a family member in a host community, enrolling in a local high school for an entire academic year, semester or just a few weeks in the summer. 

With TWO WORLDS UNITED you can travel to another country, learn a new language, and see how people in another part of the world live. You become not only part of another culture but also of your host family. They learn about your country, your culture and your dreams while you learn about theirs. You will also learn about yourself and become a better, more confident person.  With Two Worlds United you'll experience at an early age the wanders of the world and will impact your life forever.

TWO WORLDS UNITED academic programs that give students the opportunity to study in a foreign country. Student exchange programs are offered in more than 45 countries of the world.  Most TWU students who participate in exchange programs do so during their junior year of college or during the summer between their sophomore and junior years. Two Worlds United exchange programs are also available for high school students, graduate students, and adult students.

Students who participate in exchange programs often gain command of a foreign language and expand their understanding of other cultures. For many Two Worlds United students, an exchange program provides their first experience with independent living. Two Worlds United Students who participate in exchange programs generally stay in dormitories or in the homes of host families while in the foreign country. Students who stay in homes have the added benefit of experiencing the day-to-day activities of a host family while pursuing their studies.

Most American schools accept academic credit for student exchange participation. Many offer their own study-abroad programs, often with courses taught by regular members of the institution’s faculty. Two Worlds United students can also find programs through schools located in foreign countries. These institutions are structured like schools in the United States and generally offer classes in English. Some foreign schools also offer special courses for Two Worlds United students that focus on the language, history, and culture of the host country. Credit for these courses can sometimes be difficult to transfer to a student’s home college or university.