If you want to have an international experience with a shorter duration, we encourage you to explore summer, faculty-led and embedded program options! Short-term program cost is a set program fee and varies by program. Program fees may include housing, tuition, insurance, and excursions. Faculty-led and summer program offerings vary each year and are subject to change. Program offerings are usually announced at the beginning of fall semester, for the following summer.
UP scholarships/grants do not apply. However, other types of funding, such as federal grants, federal direct loans (if eligible), institutional loans, study abroad scholarships or external scholarships, may be available. Reach out to the UP Financial Aid Office at finaid@up.edu for more information. Learn more about study abroad scholarships here.
An embedded program is a fall or spring semester on-campus course at UP which includes a short-term UP faculty-led international travel component led by the UP faculty member(s) teaching the course. Students should talk with a UP Financial Aid Office counselor about their financial aid package as it relates to the program fee.
Surrounded by the Austrian Alps and home to the Salzburg Music Festival, Salzburg provides a unique and ideal location for students to earn credits in history, fine arts, philosophy, or other core subjects while experiencing the rich culture Austria has to offer. Students live together at UP's Salzburg campus, with classes and excursions led by UP faculty. Note: Coursework will be offered in Salzburg only for Summer 2024 Session II. Salzburg Summer 2024 Session I courses will not offered.
Summer 2024 Session II Coursework -
Summer 2024 Anticipated Program Fee - $6,884
IES Abroad offers a variety of study abroad programs and internships during the summer. You would pay the program fee determined by IES directly to IES + a $400 administrative fee to UP, charged to your UP student account. UP scholarships/grants are not available, but IES offers scholarships, and other types of financial aid or external scholarships may be available.
Applications are due in November for the following summer- later deadlines may be listed on the IES website but the UP Study Abroad deadline applies!
This elective course is designed to prepare UP students for ethical global health and work in low-income, low-resource areas. Specifically, work at St. Mary's Secondary School, in Karonga, Malawi, a boarding school that prepares girls holistically for college admission. Interdisciplinary UP students from nursing and engineering will experience facilitators and barriers to education for girls in Northern Malawi, reflect on their own privilege, and assess ways to use that privilege in service to others.
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