The world still awaits!ÌýLearn more about Education Abroad's newÌýinternational programs and the approaching application deadlines.Ìý
What is a Global Seminar?
- Short-term international programs taught by CU faculty in the summer
- Last approximately 2–6 weeks for 3–8 credits depending on content
- CU Boulder courses taught abroad that fulfillÌýdegree/major requirements
- Provide a small group experience that allowsÌýstudents andÌýfaculty to build strong connections
- Offer an international experience for students who cannot study abroad for a semester or year
ÌýZagreb, Split & Dubrovnik, Croatia ÌýMay 8–27 ÌýApply by Feb. 1
Study in the coastal country of Croatia and gain an understanding of the critical relationship between business and culture. The course introduces students to all the international business disciplines as you visit companies, organizationsÌýand institutions throughout Croatia. Study with Faculty Director Antonio Papuzza—international business consultant, coach certified at the International Coach FederationÌýand business faculty member.Ìý
ÌýParis, France ÌýMay 9–28 ÌýApply by Feb. 1ÌýÌýInfo session Jan. 24
Expand your knowledge of French history and politics through experiential learning in Paris. Immerse yourself in the history of the French Revolution and the Paris Commune by exploring the palaces, prisonsÌýand streets where it all happened. Taught by Michaele Ferguson, associate professor of political science and a President’s Teaching Scholar whose research focuses on radical/grassroots democracy and revolutionary politics.Ìý
ÌýOaxaca, Mexico ÌýMay 14–28 ÌýApply by Feb. 1
Learn about the impressive history of the peoples of Mexico prior to colonization by visiting ancient archaeological sites, including ongoing excavation and research of a 1,200-year-old city. Â鶹ÊÓƵ the diverse cultures of the Zapotec, Mixtec, and Chatino peoples of Oaxaca, Mexico. Study with Professor Arthur Joyce, whose research focuses on the pre-Columbian peoples of Mesoamerica particularly surrounding issues of power, political dynamicsÌýand landscape.Ìý
ÌýLisbon, Portugal ÌýJune 1–23ÌýÌýÌýApply by March 1
Explore the cosmopolitan and multicultural city of Lisbon, which played a fundamental role in the Age of Â鶹ÊÓƵy, and which has contemporary social and cultural significance. The program includes trips to emblematic buildings, monumentsÌýand museums as well as workshops on culinary, music and street art (particularly graffiti). Learn with Faculty Director Marcelo Schincariol, instructor of Portuguese.Ìý
ÌýYerevan, Armenia ÌýJune 22–July 27 ÌýApply by March 1
Take a practicum teaching English as a second language to Armenians while exploring social justice issues in the beautiful South Caucuses of Eurasia. Learn about Armenian culture and history, including Armenian identity, literature, mythology, interactions with neighboring countries, and resiliency. Study with Rai Farrelly, senior instructor and TESOL coordinator in the Department of Linguistics.Ìý
Find upcoming Global Seminar info sessions on this page, and check out theÌýÌýrunning this summer to find your perfect fit!Ìý
As we navigate the COVID-19 pandemic together, Education Abroad is here to support students and remains steadfast in our mission of providing CU Boulder students with access to an extensive portfolio of high-impact programs abroad to promote academic, personal, and professional growth in a safe environment. Visit the for more information.
Info sessions
London Finance Seminar & Internship (INBU 4910 & FNCE 4060)
Study international finance in London this summer! This program includes a part-time internship and a course on international financial markets. There are lectures from prominent financial professionals and several site visits. Join the at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 18.
Norway: Identity, Arts & Ethics Info Session (SCAN 3101)
Spend this May in Norway! Earn 3 credits in twoÌýweeks and explore Norwegian culture and history through museums, concertsÌýand castles. Experience stunning geography in a cross-country train ride and participate in the famous Bergen International Festival. Join the Ìýat 4 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 19.
Taiwan: Excavating Taiwanese History Info Session (ASIA 4300)
Attend this new summer Global Seminar in Taiwan.ÌýExplore the island's uniquely important role in history to understand the nature of and reasons for the great tension that exists over its status in our own time. SelectÌýparticipants will receive aÌýscholarship. Join the at 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 21.
France: Underground Paris Info Session (FREN 3450)
Earn 3 upper-division credits during threeÌýweeks in Paris this summer! Learn about the figurative undergroundÌýof Paris' forgotten or hidden history while exploring its physical underground of catacombs, jazz cavesÌýand metro. No language background required. Join the Ìýat 5 p.m.ÌýMonday, Jan. 24.
France: Revolutions in Paris Info Session (PSCI 4028)
Earn 3 credits in threeÌýweeks abroad in ParisÌýthis May! Expand your knowledge of French history and politics with experiential learning. Â鶹ÊÓƵ the details of the French Revolution and the Paris Commune in the palaces, prisonsÌýand streets where it all happened. Join the at 12:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 24.
Senegal: Cultures of Activism Info Session (FREN 3400)
Spend May differently this year and travel to Dakar, Senegal, for a three-week, 3 credit course! Explore social justice and global development in the context of Senegal's rich cultural heritage while collaborating with a Senegalese activist theater troupe. No language background required. Join the Ìýat 4 p.m.ÌýWednesday, Jan. 26.
Brazil: Conservation Biology Info Session (EBIO/ENVS 4340)
Earn 4 credits this May experiencing Brazil’s Atlantic Forest! Experience operational conservation programs in the Pontal do Paranapanema, participate in community-based conservation solutions, witness Iguaçu Falls National ParkÌýand much more.ÌýLearn more at the Ìýat 3:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 27.
Dublin: Writing in Ireland Info Session (WRTG 3020)
Complete your writing requirement abroad in Ireland next June! You'll create your own Irish Odyssey digital story and explore both Dublin and the Irish countryside, including taking part in the exciting Bloomsday Festival. Join the at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 9.Ìý
Armenia: Social Justice through Teaching English Info Session (LING 4640)
Â鶹ÊÓƵ Armenia through the perspectives of English teaching, culture learningÌýand social justice. You will earn a total of 6 credits and live for five weeks in the Armenian capital, Yerevan, one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities. Join the at 2 p.m.ÌýWednesday, Feb. 16.
Portugal: Lisbon as a Global City Info Session (PORT 3170)
Earn 3 credits in 3 weeks abroad in Lisbon, Portugal this June! One of the oldest cities in the world, Lisbon will be the center of our exploration of how multicultural heritage has created new social, economicÌýand cultural dynamics that have molded and created the city we see today. Join the at 4 p.m.ÌýThursday, Feb. 17.