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Studying away doesn’t always mean studying abroad. Nestled in an intimate mountain range, the desert town of Tucson, Arizona, is home to one of the most popular off-campus destinations for Oberlin students: The Border Studies Program.

Holly Hoang, a history major from Ellicott City, Maryland, has received a yearlong Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship in South Korea. Hoang will be living and working in the country beginning in July 2017.

Classics meets the history of medicine in 2017 Oberlin-in-London program.

Gamoran says he is excited to contribute to Jewish life in Germany.

Rabin will advise and assistant teach college English as a Second Language science and math students.

The history and music performance double-degree student will teach English and continue research on music and society in interwar Germanic culture.

Elena Robakiewicz ’16 will study ancient lake data to better understand early human migration patterns.

Meghan Mette ’16 says she hopes her time abroad will help her become fluent in German and afford her opportunities to volunteer with the Syrian refugee crisis.

A dozen students led by Associate Professor Zeinab Abul-Magd spent winter term exploring the political and environmental issues facing Egypt.

Sarah Cole ’14 is putting her history degree and research skills to good use while working for the Carter Center.