Academic credit is the basis for all UT Austin study abroad experiences. To ensure that students participate in programs for which meaningful credit can be applied to their degree, Program Coordinators work closely with students to determine what credit will be issued for courses taken abroad. The resources below were designed to guide students in preparing to select and participate in a study abroad experience.

My Credit Abroad Database
Online database of approved courses from foreign universities and approved affiliated programs. This database represents only courses taken to date – not all possible course options abroad. Students should work with their program coordinator to determine the full extent of course options abroad.

General Information
Detailed information about how to use MyCA, credit policy information, and much more is provided as reference to students, academic advisors and UT faculty assisting students with their study abroad plans.

Study Abroad by Major
While UT offers over 400 programs abroad, curriculum integration brochures help narrow down options by highlighting specific programs within the university’s portfolio that are best suited for particular majors.