Today's students are more international than those of any previous generation. Study Abroad programs remain the gold standard for pursuing academic studies in other countries, but many students are also interested in short, intensive experiences of one to three weeks. The SAS Honors Program is pleased to offer its students such global, interdisciplinary opportunities.
A Glimpse at Honors Embedded Study Abroad
See more from Spring 2022 Muslims, Christians, and Jews in Medieval Spain.
Previous Global Programs
- Fall 2015: Brazilian Culture: Conquest to Contemporary
- Fall 2018: Dominican Republic
- Fall 2019: Brazilian Culture: Conquest to Contemporary
- Fall 2023: Rutgers Meets Japan
- Fall 2023: Social, Economic, & Environmental Justice in Post Apartheid South Africa
- Spring 2016 Conflict and Convivencia: Spain’s Three Cultures
- Spring 2016: A Tale of Two Uprisings: Warsaw & Krakow, Poland
- Spring 2016: Forging an Irish Identity
- Spring 2016: Sister Republics: The Netherlands and America
- Spring 2016: Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico
- Spring 2017: China’s Capitals Across Time and Their Linguistic and Cultural Impacts
- Spring 2017: Forging an Irish Identity
- Spring 2017: Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico
- Spring 2018: Cluny, France
- Spring 2018: Northern Ireland: Partition, Sectarianism and Reconciliation
- Spring 2019: A Tale of Two Uprisings, Warsaw & Krakow, Poland
- Spring 2019: Cluny, France
- Spring 2019: Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico
- Spring 2022: Muslims, Christians, and Jews in Medieval Spain
- Spring 2022: The Troubles: Partition, Sectarianism and Reconciliation in Northern Ireland
- Spring 2023: Talking Science in Costa Rica
- Spring 2023: To Be a Pilgrim (Ireland)
