Come spend a few summer days in the Florida Keys while earning course credit!
Stay at a MarineLab and take several boat trips to learn about marine ecology and human impacts on the ocean. Snorkel the habitats that support dolphins, fish, manatees, mangroves, plankton, corals, and more! Hands-on Coral Restoration with Mote Marine Lab.
Program Leaders: Professors Moran and Hayes
Program Courses: Oceanography (OCE2001C, 4 credits), Environmental Science (EVR1001C, 4 credits), or Natural Habitats (EVR2930, 1 credit)
Estimated Trip Cost: $1010 – Includes transportation to Key Largo, 3 nights lodging, all meals, snorkel gear, and scheduled activities.
Deadline: April 25, 2025 – $250 Non-Refundable Deposit Due
Do you want to be part of an unforgettable adventure across the majestic landscapes and iconic landmarks of England? Join us as we journey through centuries of history and culture on our exclusive trip to London and picturesque towns surrounding it. From the mystical allure of Stonehenge to the grandeur of Windsor Palace, we will immerse ourselves in the rich tapestry of British heritage. We will explore the quaint charm of Amesbury; there, we will meet with renowned archaeologist David Jaques who uncovered the first settlement in Britain. We will delve into the ancient mysteries of Salisbury Cathedral and indulge in the luxurious Roman Baths of Bath, UK. Feel the pulse of history at the Tower of London, marvel at priceless artifacts in the Victoria and Albert Museum, and unlock the secrets of the British Museum. Our program offers not only an adventure of a lifetime but also an enriching academic experience. Enroll in HUM2930 (1 credit) to delve deep into the captivating realm of British Mythology of the Middle Ages. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to broaden your horizons and create lasting memories. Sign up now, and let’s make history together!
PROGRAM LEADERS: Professor Lance Russum and Kim Simpson
PROGRAM COURSE: HUM2930 (1 credit)
ESTIMATED TRIP COST: $3,250 – Includes flight, lodging, transportation, tours, entrance fees, some meals, and insurance.
DEADLINES: $250 Deposit Due May 1, 2025 | 50% due June 1, 2025 | Final balance due September 1, 2025
MERIDA, MEXICO Instituto Tecnológico de Mérida November 2-8, 2025 | Cost: $1,450
See the world while taking your Network Systems Technology or Business course!
Students will tour Mérida and visit the Instituto Tecnológico de Mérida (ITM). You will have the opportunity to meet students from your virtual exchange course. Students can engage and collaborate with the ITM students for educational and cultural activities. Depending on your course, you will visit classes and tour businesses. Tours will include Port of Progresso, downtown Mérida, museums, Chichen Itza, and Dzibilchaltún.
PROGRAM LEADERS: Professor Nawlo
PROGRAM COURSES: CET2940, GEB2930, OR GEB4930
ESTIMATED TRIP COST: $1,450 – Includes flight, lodging, transportation, tours, entrance fees, some meals, and insurance |$250 non-credit fee
DEADLINES: $200 Deposit due 8/1/25 | 50% Due 9/1/25 | Final balance due 10/1/25
$250 scholarships available for virtual exchange course participants
See the world while taking your hospitality management or business course!
HFT1000 (3 credits) OR GEB2930 (1 credit)
Cruising is the most complete tourism and hospitality experience as it includes transportation, accommodation, attractions, food and beverage, entertainment, casino gambling, and destination visits. Students will start with a tour of Port Canaveral Cruise Terminal. While on the cruise, students will make a resort site visit in Nassau, Bahamas, to a location such as Atlantis Resort or Baha Mar Resort. Students will also take behind-the-scenes tours of the various cruise departments to learn the operations for each of those areas. Also, included each evening is a group business etiquette dinner for the students to learn about proper protocol for dining etiquette.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE – August 1, 2025 | $250 deposit due