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Study Abroad Programs in New Delhi, India

Words can only carry one so far when describing a place like India. It is a mesmerizing and mystic country, which can only be defined by experience, and nowhere is the tremendous diversity of culture more readily on display than in the bustling national capital of New Delhi. Whether in the sweltering summer heat or frenzied tropical monsoon, when walking the streets of New Delhi there is never a dull moment. And for students seeking a unique array of life lessons that transcend any academic experience, there is perhaps no better place in the world to consider studying abroad.
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SIT Study Abroad: India: Public Health, Gender, & Sexuality

India has a long and complex history of interventions in reproductive and sexual healthcare. Globalization, neoliberalism, and rapid societal changes are changing how India’s public health institutions approach the reproductive health of women and sexual minorities. Through classroom sessions and field visits in New Delhi, you will learn how reproductive epidemiology shapes healthcare in rural and urban areas. By engaging with advocacy groups in Goa, the Himalayas, Kerala, and Maharashtra, you will explore approaches to inclusive and accessible reproductive and sexual healthcare in India. MONEY MATTERS SIT has given an average of over $1.3 million in scholarships and grants to SIT Study Abroad students in recent years and is committed to ensuring you have the information necessary to apply for such funding. Our program costs include academics, excursions, accommodations, airport transfers, meals, and health insurance. Be sure to discuss how study abroad costs are handled at your school with your study abroad advisor and read the website for more specific information.

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Where There Be Dragons

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North India: Himalayan Trekking & Traditions (Summer)

Join us for a trekking intensive program that explores environmental and rural community resiliency among one of the most stunning landscapes on Earth. This four-week summer abroad in North India is for students interested in engaging in environmental and cultural preservation, honing their trekking skills*, and learning about Tibetan Buddhism. Clinging to the far western flank of the Tibetan plateau, jagged peaks and windswept valleys have preserved mainly the indigenous mountain cultures of Ladakh. Our exploration begins close to the regional capital, Leh, where we acclimatize to the elevation. We examine how the unique Ladakhi heritage and fragile high desert ecosystem interact with the region's shifting cultural, ecological, and economic pressures. * Note: Participants receive Wilderness First Aid (WFA) certification.

International TEFL and TESOL

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Accredited TEFL/TESOL Courses Online & in India from $65

Unleash your passion for teaching and dive into the vibrant tapestry of India, and the opportunity to empower students through the English language awaits at every turn. Use the coupon code GoAbroad15 upon checkout to receive 15% off any course. Take advantage of our Super Sale! Choose from a selection of accredited online TEFL courses, with prices starting from $65. Our 60-hour, 120-hour, 180-hour, and level 5 online TEFL and TESOL courses will prepare you for teaching abroad in both classroom and online settings. Every module features text, videos, quizzes, and your personal tutor, who will help you through the course and provide positive feedback. Throughout the course, you will get the opportunity to submit lesson plans to experienced TESOL teachers, gaining valuable feedback from experts who have been teaching abroad for years! Need help to find an English teaching job in any of the above fields? We have contacts worldwide, so we can help set you on your way to the destination of your choice. You can also get your 120-hour TEFL certificate online. Start your accredited TEFL/TESOL certification online now – your first step to being an English teacher.

International Summer School, New Delhi

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ISS Program in New Delhi, India

Convened by the Department of Political Science at Jamia Millia Islamia, a central university in Delhi, and the Esya Centre, the International Summer School (ISS) is a six-week academic, professional, and cultural experience in the heart of New Delhi. Since 2013, the program has brought together students from across the globe to dive into India’s remarkable development journey and gain hands-on experience with top organizations driving meaningful change in the country. Throughout the program, students explore how India’s foundational values, rooted in Mahatma Gandhi’s principles of Swaraj (self-reliance), Satyagraha (commitment to truth), and Sarvodaya (welfare for all), inspire the ability to harmonize tradition with modernity. The course modules are designed for an undergraduate learning experience centered on innovative, sustainable, and inclusive development models relevant to the Global South. The program aims to inculcate a ‘strategic temper,’ empowering students to become changemakers and transformative leaders who can tackle real-world global challenges.

A Guide to Studying Abroad in New Delhi

Subjects & Courses

Regardless of your academic concentration, the city of New Delhi is bursting at the seams from a wealth of cultural knowledge to be experienced for students studying abroad. From business marketing to urban planning to philosophy, students of all disciplines can learn a lot from this incredibly unique and diverse metropolis. Many study abroad programs will offer work-study, especially those focused on the field of medicine, or volunteer programs which allow action-oriented students to engage directly with the surrounding community. This is a great way to discover the city while applying your academic studies to real life situations.

Within the classroom, classes in India typically follow a lecture format supplemented by testing and individual work or research. Colleges such as the University of Delhi and Jawaharlal Nehru University offer up respectable educations that remain competitive with elite Western institutions. While the student bodies at most universities consist dominantly of Indian nationals, foreign students can apply for enrollment and are generally accepted with open arms. Many study abroad programs also boast their own staff at smaller international schools, where courses are designed exclusively for study abroad students.

The Indian school year typically runs from July to May, with winter and summer breaks separating terms. If planning to go during fall semester, expect high temperatures and humidity in July, followed by the monsoon season in August, followed by more pleasant weather throughout fall. Expect more moderate temperatures throughout if planning on attending Spring semester.

Courses are primarily taught in English, making them easily accessible to foreign students. Indeed you will find that throughout the country the educated class speaks English quite fluently, greatly simplifying business and academic interactions. And while the primary language in Delhi remains Hindi, even the uneducated in cities often know enough English for casual interaction. Nevertheless, you will find that learning a little Hindi can take you a long way. The Indian people are wonderful to interact with, so you will find that making the effort pays off.

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A semester to remember!

December 06, 2025by: Daphne Trillana - IndiaProgram: SIT Study Abroad: India: Public Health, Gender, & Sexuality
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I was originally so nervous to take on this experience. It was my first time living abroad and even my first time living in a city, since I come from rural Ohio. I wanted to join this program because the academic topics matched my interests perfectly. When I got here, I was scared as anything, but the SIT staff and faculty became the best support system I could ask for. The academics are rigorous, but they don’t take up all of your time. Much of the coursework builds on itself, and it will prepare you so well for your ISP. In Delhi, you’ll spend most evenings with your homestay families, but during excursions you’ll have plenty of time to explore, hang out, and grow close with your fellow students. Most of my time was spent with the other students, since opportunities to make friends with locals were limited. This is an incredible program, but it’s also what you make of it, you’ll have to push your boundaries and step out of your comfort zone, but that when I learned the most about myself. This experience will stick with me for the rest of my life, and I honestly wish I could do it again. The program gives you the perfect balance of independence while still being a safety net whenever you need it. Also, you will never go hungry here. If I could give one last piece of convincing evidence to join this program, let the food be it!

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