For more than 30 years, SRAS has worked with colleges and universities across the United States to support study abroad, faculty-led programming, and regional academic engagement. Because every institution approaches international education differently, we work with faculty, departments, and study abroad offices to build partnerships that reflect academic priorities, advising practices, and student needs.
Partner with SRAS
Flexible partnerships built around your institution’s academic priorities, programs, and students.
Partnership Opportunities
Affiliate Partnerships
Affiliate partnerships provide institutions with financial benefits, streamlined administrative processes, and closer collaboration with SRAS. Each agreement is tailored to the institution and can accommodate a variety of advising and administrative models. Affiliate partners also receive priority scheduling for on-campus visits and other engagement opportunities.
Faculty-Led Programs
SRAS works with faculty to develop custom academic programs across the Eurasian Corridor. Whether adapting an existing course or creating a new experience, we collaborate with faculty on academic content, experiential learning, logistics, and on-the-ground support.
Our Approach to Partnership
Collaborative
We work directly with faculty and study abroad offices from initial planning through program delivery, bringing institutional priorities together with our regional experience.
Flexible
Partnerships can support individual student enrollment, faculty-led programs, academic departments, or broader institutional relationships and can evolve as needs change.
Experienced
More than three decades of regional experience inform our approach to program development, academic partnerships, student support, and on-the-ground logistics.
Supporting Our Partners
Partnership with SRAS extends beyond student enrollment. We regularly support institutions through classroom presentations, study abroad fairs, advisor briefings, virtual information sessions, and program updates. We can also provide presentations on the Eurasian Corridor, regional developments, and academic opportunities that help faculty, advisors, and students engage more deeply with the regions where we work.
Explore Our Program Locations
Faculty and study abroad professionals can visit SRAS program locations to meet academic partners, learn about program structure and student support, and better understand the environments in which students study. SRAS offers site visits and professional development opportunities throughout the year across our program locations.
