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Teaching Abroad with USAC

Teaching abroad opportunities with USAC for Summer 2025

 

We are excited to announce another round of our popular Visiting Professor (VP) program! We are expanding this program to 24 VP spots for Summer 2025.

Deadline to apply is June 14, 2024. Selected applicants will be notified by August 1.

USAC will award the selected VPs a flat, $6,000 stipend. This stipend is compensation for teaching and goes toward expenses (i.e. flight, housing, meals, etc.). VPs will make and pay for all their own travel and personal arrangements. USAC will assist with finding housing. International health insurance coverage via CISI at the same level as our students will be included and paid for by USAC.

There is a minimum requirement of at least five (5) students enrolled before the course (and thus the VP participation) will be confirmed. Faculty selected as VP are required to actively assist in student recruitment on U.S. campuses and beyond. USAC will provide recruitment materials and a workshop on best practices for reaching enrollment. USAC will announce the VP and course availability via regular USAC communication channels. However, it is incumbent upon VPs to work actively with their campus study abroad office to reach this goal.

Courses sought for summer 2025

  • Bengaluru, India – Summer Session (June)– Innovation and Social  Entrepreneurship (BUS/SOC, 300-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Bilbao, Spain – Summer Session 1 (June)– International Marketing (BUS/MKTG, 400-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Bilbao, Spain – Summer Session 2 (July)– Operations Management (BUS/MGMT, 300-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Chiang Mai, Thailand – Summer Session 1 (June)– International Organizational Behavior (BUS/MGMT, 400-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Chiang Mai, Thailand – Summer Session 2 (July)– International Business Management (BUS/MGMT, 300-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Heredia, Costa Rica – Summer Session 1 (June)– Psychology of Happiness (PSY, 300-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Heredia, Costa Rica – Summer Session 2 (July)– Sports Nutrition, Exercise, and Performance (KIN/NUTR, 200-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • La Habana, Cuba – Summer Session (July)– Contemporary Women’s Activism (SOC/WMST, 300-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Lüneburg, Germany – Summer Session 2 (July)– Operations Management (BUS/MGMT  400-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Lyon, France – Summer Session 2 (July)– Francophone Women Writers (FREN/WMST, 400-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Madrid, Spain – Summer Session 2 (July)– Economic and Political Institutions of the European Union (ECON/HIST/POLI, 400-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Montevideo, Uruguay – Summer Session (June)– International Marketing (BUS/MKTG, 400-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Pau, France – Summer Session 1 (June)– Sustainability in France (ENV/GEOG/PSC, 300-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Prague, Czech Republic – Summer Session 1 (June)– Marketing Principles (BUS/MKTG,  200-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Reggio Emilia, Italy – Summer Session 1 (June)– Intro to American Sign Language (ASL) (AM, 100-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Reggio Emilia, Italy – Summer Session 2 (July)– Health and Wellness Communication (HLTH/COMM, 300-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • San Sebastián, Spain – Summer Session 1 (June)– Food and Culture (ANTH/NUTR, 300-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • San Sebastián, Spain – Summer Session 2 (July)– Psychology of Happiness (PSY, 300-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Santiago, Chile – Summer Session 1 (June)– Peace, Conflict, and Democracy in Latin America (HIST/POLI, 300-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Santiago, Chile – Summer Session 2 (July)– International Human Rights (POLI/SOC, 400-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Torino, Italy – Summer Session 2 (July)– International Strategic Management (BUS/MGMT, 400-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Verona, Italy – Summer Session 1 (June)– Food and Beverage Tourism (BUS/FAB, 300-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Verona, Italy – Summer Session 2 (July)– International Tourism Management (TCA/MGMT, 400-level, 3 credits, taught in English)
  • Viterbo, Italy – Summer Session 2 (July)– Travel Writing (ENGL, 300-level, 3 credits, taught in English)

We expect the application pool to be quite large, so the process will be highly selective.

SNAPSHOT DETAILS:

  • SNAPSHOT DETAILS:
    • 24 Visiting Professor (VP) openings available for Summer 2025
    • Sites already selected (see above)
    • Specific courses already selected (see above)
    • $6,000 stipend
    • CISI health insurance included
    • 5 student enrollment minimum
    • Courses taught in English (unless otherwise noted)

To learn more about the USAC sites visit University Studies Abroad Consortium.

If you have any questions please contact Corrine M. Henke, USAC representative, chenke@boisestate.edu – (208) 426-2630