Download the Study Abroad Application Packet Faculty Led to apply for a 2011/2012 Study Abroad program.
Download the Study Abroad Refund Policy and Withdrawal Form: Refund Policy and Withdrawal Form
Please be sure to review the cancellation and refund policy carefully prior to submitting a program application.
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CSPA in China: Beijing & Qingdao • May 2012
Spring 2012 Course - CSPA 6360: Cultural Differentiation and Outreach
This program is only open to CSPA graduate students, for more details regarding this course, please contact the Faculty Program Director.
Dr. Tom Pilgreen • Leadership Studies • Mashburn Hall Room 230F
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Environment & Culture in Belize • May 8-19, 2012
Faculty Program Director: Dr. Brian Campbell • 308C Irby Hall • Sociology Department
COURSES OFFERED: ANTH 3360 - Travel Seminar, ANTH 4390 - Selected Problems in Anthropology, GEOG 3320 - Field Studies, SOC 3398 - Travel Seminar, SOC 4390 - Selected Problems in Sociology
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Panama Canal: Supply Chain Management & Logistics
May 11-27, 2012
Faculty Program Director: Dr. Michael Rubach, MBA Director • College of Business, 102 • Department of Marketing and Management
COURSES OFFERED: MGMT 3344 - Operations Management, MGMT/MKTG 3375 - Supply Chain Management, MGMT/MKTG 4390 - Independent Studies, MBA 6390 - Independent Studies
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Science & Society in Rwanda • May 6-27, 2012
Kigali, Musanze, Gisenyi, Butare and Akagera, Rwanda
This Study Abroad Program is a study abroad component of the following courses offered during the Spring 2012 term: BIO 4390 - Special Topics and FYFS 1310 & First-Year Seminar: Studies in World Cultural Traditions.
Students MUST be enrolled in one of the Spring courses to participate in the Study Abroad Program to Rwanda. The travel component is a required part of the course content, students enrolled in the courses must participate in the study abroad portion to complete the course.
Leah Horton • Lewis Science Center, 134 • Biology Department & STEM Residential College, Course: BIO 4390 - Special Topics
Dr. Jayme Stone • Harrin Hall, 207 • Director of Learning Communities, Course: FYFS 1310 - First-Year Seminar: Studies in World Cultural Traditions
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UCA in Italy • June 4-29, 2012
Economics, Interior Design & Psychology in Florence, Italy
Faculty Program Directors:
Dr. Joe McGarrity • College of Business RM 211N• Economics & Finance Department
COURSES OFFERED: ECON 2310 - Global Environment of Business, ECON 4395 - Special Problems in Economics
Dr. Ann Ballard Bryan • McAllister RM 202• Family & Consumer Sciences Department
COURSES OFFERED: IDSN 3340 - History of Interiors, Architecture/Furniture I, IDSN 3341 - History of Interiors, Architecture/Furniture II, IDSN 3355 - Intro to Historic Preservation, IDSN 4330 - Interior Design Workshop
Dr. Ken Sobel • Mashburn Hall Room 206 • Psychology & Counseling Department
COURSES OFFERED: PYSC 4383 - Special Topics in Psychology: Medieval & Modern Perspectives, PSYC 4380 - Independent Readings