Exchange Programs in Australia

• AUSTRALIA - University of Technology Sydney

Exchange Programs in Europe

Exchange Programs in Middle East

• ISRAEL - University of Haifa

Exchange Programs in North America

• CANADA - Laval University

Friday, September 22
12:00 - 1:00 PM
SparkLab (Room 205), DI HUB

Exchange Programs in South America

• BRAZIL - Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná (PUCPR)

For students, faculty-led programs provide an opportunity to learn in context. Because faculty-led programs tend to be shorter in duration, they can also help open opportunities for students to study abroad when they may not have otherwise been able to due to academic, personal, or financial circumstances.

To assist you in your program development, the Faculty-Led Education Abroad Programs Committee has created a Faculty-Led Education Abroad Manual. The manual contains detailed information on the planning process, helpful worksheets, and the official program registration form. 

If you have additional questions or would like to meet with an Education Abroad Advisor to further discuss your program, please contact edabroad@kent.edu.

As a faculty leader you must prepare yourself as much as possible for crisis management.  The Office of Global Education has created a risk management and emergency response manual, as well as training programs for faculty leaders. The manual can help you prepare yourself and your students before going abroad, as well as give advice on steps to take in case of an emergency. You will receive an updated copy of the manual before you lead a program abroad. Please contact edabroad@kent.edu for the latest version.

Deposits

If your program requires a deposit before the term begins, and the student plans on using financial aid to pay for the deposit, they can reach out to the One Stop for Student Services or visit the Student Financial Aid webpage for information on applying for additional aid. Students can find more information on the Education Abroad and Financial Aid website.