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Univ 392 International Experience Courses

Providing international experiences to Cal State Channel Islands students is one of the pillars of the University mission. Faculty-led, short-term study abroad courses are one pathway for students to travel and study abroad. UNIV 392 International Experience Courses are open to students regardless of major. UNIV392 courses are offered during fall and spring semesters with travel abroad ranging from 1 to 3 weeks during break (spring, summer, and winter) 

Review the course options below and contact the Faculty Lead directly for more information. 

Spring 2025
New Zealand:  Narrative Stories in New Zealand

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Faculty Lead: Dr. Annie White, Early Childhood Education
Course Full
Travel Dates: March 12 - March 23 2025
 
 
 

Come join the class for a presentation about their travel to New Zealand

Wednesday, April 23, 2025
5:00pm - 6:30pm; Broome Library
Light Refreshments
 
 
Spring 2026
UNIV 392: Intercultural Communication and Design
London
Background is the London skyline at night. in the foreground is white lettering is the word londonFaculty Lead: Dr. Jacob Jenkins, Communications
Tentative Travel Dates: spring break 2026
 
Students will be required to apply for the course
More information to come soon

 

This course increases student understanding of how cultural patterns of human interaction influence our built environment, and vice versa. Students will explore this topic in one of the most historically rich, architecturally diverse, and culturally vibrant cities in the world: London, England. Through this process, students will gain firsthand experience of how design simultaneously reflects and reifies unique cultural values over both time and space.

UNIV392: Environmental Policy in the Land of Fire & Ice
Iceland
Faculty Lead: Dr. Tracylee Clarke, English
Tentative Travel Dates: spring break 2026
 
Students will be required to apply for the course
More information to come soon
 
This course focuses on development and impact of environmental policy in Iceland. Specifically, we will study the origins, legislative history and process of environmental policy formation, the relationship between tourism and environmental protection and the influence of history and culture on environmental practices. 
 
 
For more information about Faculty-led Short-term Study Abroad, contact
Jeannette Edwards | Mission Based Centers Coordinator at jeannette.edwards@csuci.edu
Andrea Grove | Faculty Director at andrea.grove@csuci.edu

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