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Whatever your academic or geographic interests, we will work with you to identify a study abroad program to meet your needs.

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Student group at Macchu Picchu

Program Types

Program Details
TU Faculty-led Program
(see list below)		 - Minimester, summer, or Spring Break
- Student group accompanied by TU faculty member
- Prices vary
- TU tuition remission cannot be applied
TU Exchange - Semester or year
- Attend a partner university abroad
- Regular TU tuition and fees
- TU tuition remission can be applied
TU Program - Minimester, summer, semester, or year
- Administered by TU
- Prices vary
- TU tuition remission cannot be applied
Approved Non-TU Program - Minimester, summer, semester, or year
- Administered by organizations or other universities
- Prices vary
- TU tuition remission cannot be applied

If you can't find an approved program that fits your academic or financial requirements, you can petition for approval to participate in an alternate program. Contact the TU Study Abroad Office for more information. 

2018 TU Faculty-led Programs

South Africa

TU South Africa and US: Civil Rights and Civil Wrongs

Study abroad in Johannesburg and Cape Town in Minimester 2018. As the U.S. moves past its 50th year of the Civil/Voters Rights Act and South Africa moves past its 20th year of democracy/post-apartheid, this program examines what we can learn from one another. Students will meet with civil rights activities, artists, and cultural intellectuals; proactive reflective research; and work with local children through an arts based program. 

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Greece

The Classical World in the Modern Imagination, Greece

Examine the modern fascination with ancient Greek myth, culture, and history in Summer 2018. Explore the ways in which the glorified past of Greece has been reflected or appropriated in the artistic and intellectual productions of European and American modernisms. Through visits to historical sites, museums, and archaeological ruins, students will have the opportunity to consider ethical, religious, and political issues that are identified with ancient sites in Greece and how these symbolic spaces resonate in Western philhellenism as it appears in literature, art, and architecture.

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