The easiest way to find an abroad program is to go through your school. This allows you to find programs that are more trustworthy and for you to have a higher chance of getting credit for the program. Most schools will force you to apply for certain programs through the school you’re going to, rather than on the program's website, in order for you to get academic credit for it.

As a Western Washington University Student,

I went through the WWU Study Abroad website

to find a program

They also have a non-WWU student registration options ,

but I am unsure how it works.
Anyone can access the WWU’s Study Abroad Search Engine,

which can be used to find a program that can work for you.

So I have decided to link that here.

They allow for you to pick:

where you want to study,

what you want to study,

 when you want to study,

etc,

They also allow you to filter out programs that have certain prerequisites or types of housing available for the program.

However,

I would recommend to only

choose Items from the

Term and LocationFields of Study parameters

because I am unsure of how much data

WWU has collected from these abroad programs,

and you can just look at the programs website

to find more information about the program.

The website is easy to use,

so I would recommend just going on it and fiddling around.