Academic Options
The college offers students study abroad options within the European Union, and, in 2008, Burlington College became be one of the few universities in the United States to offer a study abroad program in Havana, Cuba in conjunction with the University of Havana.
Burlington College holds an articulation agreement with Vermont Law School which allows Burlington College graduates to proceed into the Juris Doctor and Joint Juris Doctor programs at Vermont Law School upon the successful completion of their undergraduate studies.
Burlington College is affiliated with the Vermont Woodworking School in Fairfax. Courses in woodworking and fine craftsmanship are offered. These courses support both Associate and Bachelor's of Fine Arts. In addition to woodworking skills, students are required to take business, marketing, math, and English courses.
The college is participating in the Green Schools Project, which focuses on energy efficiency, environmentally sound principles, and sustainability.
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