This document outlines the structure of the entire ISA website. It steps through each major area, describing the content you will find, and providing an outline of the navigation. For the larger areas such as programs it additionally provides examples of key areas within.

The ISA home page. Be sure to scroll the announcements box to see what is happening at ISA. Alternatively you can click announcements in the top navigation bar. From here our content is broken up into the major areas indicated in the map below.

Looking to study abroad with ISA? Be sure to visit this area because it contains many documents and links to relevant content specifically for you, the student.

This section is primarily for students who have begun their application process with ISA. Contained within the enrolled students area is a collection of resources that students preparing to embark on their program will want handy.

Is your son or daughter looking to study abroad with ISA? Inside this section you will find many helpful documents that answer many of the common questions and concerns about studying abroad. Also read what other parents have to say about ISA.

The alumni section is primarily for students who have just finished their study abroad program with ISA. It also contains information for returning students. Most importantly, transcript information is available here, also located under admissions.

Faculty and Advisors at US institutions will want to browse the content of this section. It contains information about ISA's offices, how to affiliate with ISA, our management team, advisory board, and other quick links to frequently needed content.

The "About ISA" section of our site contains all the information you could want to know about what International Studies Abroad is as a company, what is our mission, who are our staff, and how to get in touch with us.

The programs section, offering the bulk of ISA's web content. Within here each country, city, term, program, and session that we currently offer as study abroad opportunities are outlined in full detail. Information about excursions, pricing, eligibility, courses, deadlines, embassies, consulates, photo galleries, and more are all here.

Located within programs, once you navigate into a specific country you will see a menu with options similar to those outlined below. Below is simply an example country, but each country on our website has similar navigation.

Within programs below a city you will find the "Academic Programs" and "Terms" offered. Once you have selected a term you would like to examine you can see all the active sessions for a particular program. At the session level you can view courses offered, exact list of excursions, session itinerary, and other specific information.

From the beginning of your application process through to having your transcript sent to your US University, all of these resources and more are within the "Admissions" area of our site.

The "resources" section of our site is an accumulation of material having to do with common topics related to international travel and studying abroad. Places to find the important government advisories, airfare discounts, and more...

All of ISA's important announcements and notices are contained here. Some of these may show up on the home page depending on priority, but not all of them will. If you are applying or planning to study abroad with ISA please check this section frequently for information about date changes, pricing changes, new programs, and notices regarding world events.

You are in this section right now! This site map document is part of the suite of tools that ISA provides to help you navigate our site. Enrolled students can use the "Search By Catalog Code" tool to jump directly to their program and session.

ISA is available to assist students, parents, and educators who have questions about our programs.

Email
isa@studiesabroad.com

Phone
800-580-8826
512-480-8522

Fax
512-480-8866

Address
International Studies Abroad
1640-B E. 2nd St.
Suite 200
Austin, TX 78702
USA