Get the edge on adventure and advancement by traveling with UT Martin Travel Study programs! Our experienced group leaders have a full slate of unique global learning opportunities ready for you. Most of our travel comes complete with exciting activities and course credit. This may be the most unique class you ever take!

UT Martin faculty and staff accompany students on approximately 15 travel-study trips each year.

For more information, please contact the group leader.

Travel Studies in Korea

International Summer School at Hansung University (Seoul)

Exchange Program with Myongji University in Seoul, South Korea

*Please note: All proposed trips are subject to departmental approvals, confirmed dates of trip by group leaders, and required number of participants.

In today’s global environment, study-abroad opportunities can give you an advantage when it comes to future employment or graduate school. UT Martin offers an extensive list of destinations, programs (ranging from 1-2 weeks to an entire semester abroad) and international internships.

UT Martin believes that study abroad offers students an excellent opportunity to experience today's world firsthand, to expand their linguistic abilities and cultural horizons, and to prepare for careers in the global economy of the 21st century. We sponsor study abroad programs at our international partner universities both during the summer and the academic year. Don't miss this chance to improve your fluency in a foreign language and to immerse yourself in the culture and traditions of your chosen host country.

** Check with the professors for program details

Annual Programs

Seoul, South Korea (International Summer School at Hansung University) *Three Full Scholarships available.

Annual Summer Immersion Programs

June

Guanajuato, Mexico

Dr. Randal Garza, Dr. David Carithers

University of Orleans, France

Lucia Florido

July

Technical University of Braunschweig, Germany

Chuck Hammond

International Partners

**Only one award per year per student**

Eligibility

Any full-time undergraduate, graduate, or TIEP student who enrolls in a travel-study or study-abroad program approved by the Travel-Study Scholarship Committee can apply. Normally, these will be programs sponsored by UTM, but students may request support for the travel-study/study-abroad programs they have developed on their own. Awards will be made primarily to students undertaking substantial travel-study projects, which will generally fall into the following categories: travel-study programs (at least one week in duration), language immersion programs (at least three weeks in duration), study-abroad programs lasting one semester or an entire academic year. The Travel-Study Scholarship Committee will consider the following criteria when making awards:

• The cost of the applicant's travel-study program
• The duration of the program
• The program itinerary (preferably out-of-state and international travel)
• The academic content of the program
• The financial need of the applicant
• The availability of other funds to support the chosen program

Requirements

Complete the application form and submit the original to the Center for International Education, 124 Gooch Hall, by the appropriate deadline.

Important Notes

• Students are encouraged to make their travel-study plans early in the academic year and to apply for support by the most appropriate deadline. These funds, generated by the SGA Travel-Study Fee, are limited and may be significantly depleted by the spring semester.
• Before a student may receive a scholarship he/she must pay all outstanding university fees.
• Students must conform to the rules for submitting scholarship applications listed on the reverse side.
• Students should make a point of seeking additional scholarship assistance from other sources to supplement this award. Additional funds may be available from the Colleges and Departments within which they are majoring. See trip leader for additional scholarship information.
• Please understand that if you receive financial aid from this scholarship you may be asked by the SGA Committee to present at an upcoming event. This would include a presentation about your travels to help enlighten other students about the benefits of traveling while in college. Failure to comply may constitute in some of or the entire amount you are awarded to be charged to you. Also understand that we encourage you to apply as soon as possible. If you apply later you may be awarded only partial or none of the scholarship amounts due to the high interest in students traveling.
• Travel study scholarship awards funded by the SGA Committee will be applied directly to the total cost of the selected travel study experience.

SGA Scholarship Application

Download the SGA Scholarship Application.

Please contact the Center for International Education, (731) 881-1023, for more information.

Faculty and Staff Travel Study Handbook

View the Faculty and Staff Travel Study Handbook.

Passport Application Information

The U.S. passport identifies the bearer as a U.S. citizen or national. It is a request to foreign governments to permit travel or temporary residence in their territories and access to all lawful, local aid and protection. It also allows bearers access to U.S. consular services and assistance while abroad and re-entry into the U.S. More passport application information.

Visa Application and International Travel Information

A travel visa is an official government document that temporarily authorizes you to be in the country you are visiting. Many countries require a visa to gain entry. The visa usually is in the form of a stamp or sticker placed IN the passport and is obtained from the country you are visiting. More visa application and international travel information.