Morris Sponsored Programs

Short-Term Programs

Ongoing Programs

• English Language Teaching Assistant Program (ELTAP)
• Global Student Teaching (GST)

May and Summer session 2012

• Berlin as a Site of History (May Session 2012)
• Pyramids and Politics on the Nile (Egypt) (May Session 2012)
• London Arts Tour (May Session 2012)
• Aging in Greece: Comparative Cultural Practices (Summer 2012)—CANCELLED
• Natural History of Belize (Spring Break 2012)—CANCELLED
• Geomorphology of the Italian Alps (Summer 2012)
• July in Paris (Summer 2012)

Long-Term Programs

• English Language Teaching Assistant Program (ELTAP)
• Global Student Teaching (GST)

Academic Year or Semester Exchanges

China

• Capital Normal University—Beijing, China
• Shanghai University—Shanghai, China

Japan (only Morris students may apply)

• Kansai Gaidai University—Hirakata City, Japan

Korea

• Yonsei University—Seoul, South Korea

Application forms must be turned in to:

Academic Center for Enrichment (ACE) Office
5 Student Center
University of Minnesota, Morris
600 E. 4th St.
Morris, Mn 56267

Scholarship Opportunity

The University of Minnesota, Morris offers several study abroad scholarships each term. Full-time University of Minnesota, Morris students who are participating in University of Minnesota, Morris programs are eligible to apply. Please see the application for more information.

Learning Abroad Center Programs

The University of Minnesota Office of International Programs’ Learning Abroad Center has been the programming, advising, and administrative office for study abroad for more than twenty years. Programs are offered in collaboration with academic departments, faculty, and foreign institutions in order to combine rigorous academic study with a cross-cultural learning experience in a foreign environment.

Other Study Abroad Options

University of Minnesota, Morris students may also attend and receive credit for study abroad programs from other colleges and universities through the United States. Students hoping to participate in outside programs should be sure to work with the Academic Center for Enrichment throughout the program exploration process to help ensure that credit can be awarded for the program.

For more information and application materials for Learning Abroad Center programs or non-University of Minnesota programs please visit the Academic Center for Enrichment, room 5, Student Center, and make an appointment to speak with our study abroad adviser.