Faculty : Center for Education Abroad : ��ǿ��

Overview

��ǿ�� students in Granada, Spain Summer 2023

The Center for Education Abroad invites faculty to consider leading a group of ��ǿ�� students abroad on a short-term program. These programs often serve students who might otherwise not have an opportunity to go abroad, and can provide an opportunity to earn credit within their major or minor degree. Ranging from one to ten weeks in length, short-term faculty led programs are a great way to connect with your students and internationalize the curriculum within your department.

Why lead a faculty led program?

60% of students are looking for experiences between two to eight weeks!
Data informs us that 8 out of 10 students sign up for study abroad because of a faculty leader
Field based instruction or mentorship allows for a highly impactful learning experience
Enhance your own teaching, research, and service
Connect with your students in a more meaningful way
Add an experiential learning objective to your course

Summer 2023 updates

The Center for Education Abroad staff are pleased to support faculty and staff leading or organizing ��ǿ�� programs this summer. All of the programs listed below have not been offered since the COVID-19 pandemic! We are eager to work with you to plan for Spring or Summer 2024. Contact Theodore Pagano, tpagano@admin.rochester.edu for next steps and questions. Look for updates and/or takeovers on our Instagram account @rochesterabroad!

Department of Modern Languages and Cultures

(7 students)
(12 students); follow @urprocida
(12 students)
(17 students)
(9 students)

Above: Students in Berlin, Germany with Professor Lisa Cerami in front of Die Neue Schule.

Above: Students in Lyon, France with Professor Guillaume Chastel visiting an elementary school as part of Deaf Culture, History, and Sign Language in France.

Department of Athletics and Recreation

Men's Soccer Trip to Germany and the Netherlands (25 athletes) follow @urmenssoccer Read about their adventures through

Program in American Sign Language

(8 students)

Skalny Center for Polish and Central European Studies

(2 students)

Above: Student pictured at Jagiellonian University Botanical Gardens

Research Programs abroad

(14 students - ��ǿ�� and non-��ǿ��)
(3 students and one alumni/mentor)
(4 students and one alumni/mentor) - Read more about the Ladakh project with Professor Chin and ��ǿ�� alumnus, Daniel Cohn, here.