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Short-Term Programs
Summer Session 2019
June 3-July 1, 2019. Joe Alia & Tim Soderberg, (CHEM 1553), 4 credits, IP, prerequisite: CHEM 1101
June 3-July 1, 2019, Joshua Johnson and Rachel Johnson, 4 credits, IP, no prerequisites
May 21-June 4, 2019, Jess Larson and Ray Schultz, 2 credits, FA, no prerequisites
May 28-June 18, 2019, Lisa Bevevino and Aaron Wenzel, 4 credits, IP, no prerequisites
Winter Break 2019
"Understanding Cuba" is a two-week study-abroad course on Cuban history and politics with an emphasis on the interaction of humans and their environment.
May and Summer Session 2018
Applications Due February 1, 2018
May 20 - June 9, 2018, IS 3053, 4 cr (ENVT), led by Julie Eckerle, Professor of English, and Jimmy Schryver, Associate Professor of Art History.
June 15 - July 3, 2018, CMR 2323, 4 cr (IP), led by Barbara Burke, Associate Professor of Communication, Media, and Rhetoric.
June 27 - August 1, 2018, Fren 1021 (IP), Fren 1023 (FL), or Fren 3060 (IP), 4 cr, led by Sarah Buchanan, Associate Professor of French.
July 10 - July 31, 2018, ESci 2201 (ENVT) or Geol 4130, led by Jim Cotter, Professor of Geology.
Long-Term Programs
Academic Year or Semester Exchanges
China
Enroll in a yearlong or single semester program with all courses offered in English for undergraduates.
Students typically enroll in 24–30 credits per year or 12–15 per semester. Previous study of Chinese is encouraged but not required.
France
Take courses in any of the areas offered by Universitès Lille 1 Sciences et Technologie and by Lille 3 Sciences humaines et sociales.
Germany
Potsdam is a beautiful city full of parks, lakes, and magnificent palaces, not to mention culture and history.
Italy
Live and take classes in the compound of a 13th century castle. Experience and study the environmental challenges of living sustainably in the Italian Alps.
Japan (only Morris students may apply)
Students take their choice Asian Studies Program courses from a variety of disciplines.
Korea
Enroll in a year-long or single semester program with all courses offered in English for undergraduates.
Mexico
Located in the middle of Puebla City, this program is ideal for students who want to know authentic Mexican daily life and culture.
SHORT AND LONG-TERM
Learn firsthand how culture affects teaching and learning.
Study Abroad Resources
Program health and safety information is available at GO SAFE.
Forms
- ACE Registration Form
- Multi-U Form
- Prior Approval Form
- Health Form
- Health and Safety Online Orientation, (Please contact ACE staff for password)