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Field Schools

Field Schools are generally offered in the Summer term, with destinations varying from year to year. .

Just some notable benefits of participating in a Field School include opportunity to:

Build your network abroad: Connect with professors, industry professionals, Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµpeers, and peers in your field of study around the globe. 

Learn through experience: Study through global experiential learning formats including working in teams, learning from industry experts, or engaging in simulations.

Gain international perspective on your degree: Study your subject matter through a new lens, or study a new subject area in an immersive way.

Develop global competencies valued by employers: Develop your creative problem-solving and intercultural communication skills.

Participate in multiple international education programs during your Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµdegree: Depending on eligibility, students may participate in another field school, exchange or short-term summer program.

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2026 Field Schools Information Session

A Field School can be described as an extended field trip, or an off-campus delivery of Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµcourses for a group of around 10 - 20 students. Most Field Schools are full term programs, directed by an Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµinstructor, consisting of 3 to 13 units of selected courses.

On a Field School you undertake a combination of coursework, assignments, and field studies intended to integrate learning with the location. Generally, programs begin at an Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµcampus or virtually, then continue overseas. The program fee covers most in-country costs.

Funding

Learn how much it costs to go on a Field School, and view funding options. 

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