Health Information Management Abroad
Learn about the health information management industry by embarking on your own real-life experience abroad. Studying abroad provides you with unique opportunities to build intercultural communication and problem-solving skills essential to success in the health information industry. An international experience will provide you not only with essential skills to work effectively in industry, education, or the public sector but will touch and change all the facets of your life by the experience of living in another culture, will strengthen your character, and will broaden your mind.
Program Suggestions
The programs highlighted on this page are a good fit for students in Health Information Management.
Faculty-Led Programs
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Switzerland |
CIS 380-01: Data Analytics (3 credits) two weeks in Zurich AND Fulfills General Education Global Perspectives and (1) General Education Issues course requirement. |
Semester and Academic Year Programs
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Australia |
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Austria |
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Italy |
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Japan |
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Netherlands |
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New Zealand |
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United Kingdom |
Exchange |
Summer Programs
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Dublin |
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India |
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United Arab Emirates |
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Explore Other Program Options
There are other program options available. Schedule a study abroad advising appointment to learn more or browse our other program options:
Internships
Gain real-world experience globally and build your international network by participating in a health information management internship abroad.
Academic Advice
- The earliest you can go abroad is the summer of your first year.
- Students may fulfill General Education Foundation and Issues requirements abroad
- Students taking at least 3 credits abroad will fulfill their Global Perspectives requirement
- A minimum of 12 Grand Valley earned semester hours must be included in the major (six for the minor)
- Students should be working with their faculty mentor to plan and make appropriate course selections for study abroad.
To determine the GVSU course equivalencies for courses taken abroad, please visit our Course Approval page.
Once you have selected a program, schedule a meeting with your academic advisor to discuss your plans.
Scholarship Opportunities
Global Citizens Scholarship
GVSU Johnson Leadership Scholarship
Padnos International Center Mark A & Elizabeth C. Murray Study Abroad Scholarship
Apply for these scholarships: myScholarships
Explore more scholarship opportunities through our scholarship page.