Study Abroad

Faculty Leading Study Abroad Programs

Faculty Leading Study Abroad Programs

One of the most effective ways to get students interested in study abroad is through the direct encouragement of their professors and instructors.

The Office of International Affairs currently works with several departments to offer short-term faculty-led programs in over half a dozen countries. Information about how faculty members can develop and lead a study abroad program is found in the Short-Term Teaching Proposal, linked below. For more detailed info, contact the Vice Provost of International Affairs. Learn:

The Faculty Short-Term Teaching Abroad Proposal Form is due January 1, 2013.

Proposal packets are to be sent to the IPO Committee via the Office of International Affairs at UNA Box 5058. 

 

 

Education abroad resources for faculty

 

The Institute for the International Education of Students (IES) reports 96 percent of students surveyed said studying abroad increased their self-confidence.