Faculty Led Programs

During this 3-credit hour course in Antigua, Guatemala, students will participate in experiential learning in a cross-cultural and global setting.

This spring break, Journalism students can join a study abroad program to gain journalism credit while producing content like interviews, articles, photos, and videos. Students will choose their top three program preferences when applying, with dates, pricing, and locations varying by program.

This program offers firsthand insights into Chile’s dynamic business environment and global trade while immersing you in its rich culture, preparing you for a successful international business career.

During this Spring semester, students in this INT 101 section will learn how to be good travelers by studying methods of travel that not only do not harm the tourist destination but could actually benefit it.

This one-credit course uses experiential and classroom-based learning to study Cuba’s unique state-run healthcare system and urban planning/architecture in Havana.

This one credit hour course will allow students to experience Dominican culture through local study visits and cultural activities, service-learning opportunities and bilingual on-site support.

This course is a combination class sessions and intensive field-experiential course designed to familiarize students with the Natural History of the Galapagos Islands.

Participants in this program will travel to Greece during spring break 2025 and get a first-hand introduction to the country’s foremost sites from Greek and Roman antiquity.

Students will tour to Palermo and Florence, Italy where they will learn about the multiple cultural influences (Roman, Arabian, Norman) shaping modern Italy, from antiquity through the Renaissance to modern times.

The purpose of the London Study Abroad program is to provide insight into the vast history, culture, and ever-changing dynamics of the people of London and Great Britain. These courses will trace the history from monarchy through democracy.

The experience is designed to serve graduate students who might not be able to complete a longer Study Abroad trip and while still promoting the benefits of leaving a ‘comfort zone’ and experiencing an international educational experience.

Participants in this program will travel to Paris, France during Spring Break 2025 and get a first-hand introduction to the city’s history, culture, and art. They will also learn basic French and comprehend spoken French provided by native speakers in basic linguistic situations.

Students will research the history and culture of South Africa, learn how to develop mobile apps (including mobile games), and publish their apps. Students will also assist in teaching mobile app development to youth at a South African partner organization.

In this study abroad program, students will learn about a variety of topics pertaining to the important field of biomodelling applications including medical image processing, mesh generation, computational modeling and simulations in South Korea

This course offers an in-depth exploration of Korea’s political landscape, focusing on its historical development, contemporary dynamics, and its role on the global stage, including a tour of the De-Militarized Zone (DMZ).