Faculty-Led Study Abroad Programs (Short-Term)

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Faculty-Led Study Abroad Programs are part of a Pվɫ��Ƭ course or courses. These short-term programs are led by two Pվɫ��Ƭ faculty members and the international travel portion of the program takes place during the spring or summer breaks. Destinations and coursework vary by the year.

How to Apply to a Faculty-Led Study Abroad Program

Students must be at least 18 years of age and have a 2.5 cumulative GPA or higher to participate.

To apply, select your program of choice, and fill out the application. Interested applicants should submit all required documents by the appropriate deadlines listed for each program. It is also recommended you speak with at least one of the faculty leaders since some programs might have supplemental applications or require a short interview. Programs have limited capacity, so early application is encouraged.

Study Abroad Programs for Summer 2026

Panama Canal

Panama Canal International Trade and Logistics - Supply Chain

Summer 2026
Early to Mid-May

Iceland

Fire and Ice: Exploring Biology and Chemistry in Iceland's Unique Ecosystems

Summer 2026
Early to Mid-May

Greece

Doing Business in Greece

Summer 2026
Early to Mid-May

France

Comparing Education in France and the USA

Summer 2026
Early to Mid-May

Pվɫ��Ƭ Faculty Only

Pվɫ��Ƭ faculty members interested in leading a summer study abroad program please visit the Proposing a Faculty-Led Study Abroad Program page.

Testimonials

“During Spring Break of 2019, I took a chance on life and was rewarded with the marvel that is Paris, France. Studying abroad is by far one of the most exhilarating things I have done thus far . . . Thank you Pվɫ��Ƭ for the amazing opportunity. Thank you, Paris, for the amazing experience. Thank you both for opening a world of endless possibilities. ”

—Paris, France Faculty-led program. Spring break 2019
—Jhaneil Thomson

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