Faculty-Led Programs
Faculty-led programs are designed and led by UNO faculty members. Professors create a special curriculum and itinerary that allows their students to engage with course material in an international setting. They are typically short-term programs that occur in the summer or over spring break, and the majority of participants are UNO students.
The Facts
Who will I be paying for my program? All program costs will be paid to UNO. Billing typically occurs through MavLINK.
Can I use my UNO tuition scholarships to pay for my program? Yes, UNO tuition scholarships will apply to any tuition costs associated with a faculty-led program.
Is a faculty-led program right for me?
Faculty-led programs are great for students who:
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Want to study abroad for a shorter period of time
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Feel more comfortable traveling with other UNO students and faculty members
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Are looking for in-depth information and experiential learning for certain topic
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Have UNO scholarships and want to apply them to the cost of a program
2020 Faculty-Led Programs
Spring Break
Business in China with Birud Sindhav - Filled!
Business and Social Action in India with Phani Tej Adidam and Patrick McNamara - Filled!
Independent Readings & Research: The American Revolution from the British Perspective with Mark Scherer - Deadline Extended to December 6, 2019
British Politics in London with Jody Neathery-Castro - Deadline Extended to December 18, 2019
CBA Scholars International with Bethany Hughes - Deadline Extended to January 1, 2020
Comparative Criminal Justice Systems: England with Mark Foxall - Filled!
London Theater Live! with Scott Glasser and Steven Williams - Filled!
Global Media Communication in the UK with Chris Allen - Filled!
Geography in the UK with Christina Dando - Filled!
Biology of Africa with James Wilson & Kari Morfeld - Filled!
Positive Psychology in the UK with Lisa Scherer - Filled!
Graphic Design in China with Megan Timanus & Ashley McFeely - Filled!
Summer
French Language in Quebec with Patrice Proulx - Deadline Extended to January 20, 2020
History in Eastern Europe with Dan Weis - Deadline Extended to January 5, 2020
Music of the People: Tango in Argentina with Christine Beard - Deadlines Extended to January 13, 2020
Spanish Language in Xalapa, Mexico with Laura Walls - Deadline Extended to January 27, 2020
Educational Foundations in Costa Rica with Saundra Shillingstad - Deadlines Extended to January 13, 2020
Adaptive Physical Education and Public Health in Lesotho with Mike Messerole and Marcia Adler - Deadline Extended to January 6, 2020
Comparative Perspectives on Gender-based Violence in Spain with Tara Richards & Sam Clinkinbeard - Deadline Extended to December 13, 2019
IT Innovation: Data-Intensive Firms in Germany with Magie Hall & Christian Haas - Deadlines Extended to January 13, 2020