The Organic Chemistry program in Nottingham allows eligible students to use financial aid, with program fees covering lodging, a group welcome dinner, some meals, transportation for excursions, and health insurance, while students are responsible for airfare, additional meals, personal expenses, and potential changes in fee amounts.

The Pharmaceutical Chemistry program in Taiwan offers financial aid options for eligible students and includes program fees that cover lodging, group meals, airport transportation, and health insurance.

UC Davis Summer Abroad United Kingdom offers students the opportunity to earn units over the summer through immersive coursework, enhanced by local excursions, guest lectures and reflective assignments.

UC Davis Summer Abroad Taiwan offers students the opportunity to earn units over the summer through immersive coursework, enhanced by local excursions, guest lectures and reflective assignments.

The Organic Chemistry program in Nottingham includes pre-departure and on-site orientations, requires students to arrange their own travel, provides on-site transportation within walking distance, specifies entry requirements for U.S. and non-U.S. citizens, and ensures health insurance coverage, while offering additional resources for LGBTQIA+ travelers.

The UC Davis Organic Chemistry program in Nottingham offers students single-room accommodations near the University of Nottingham, access to a kitchen for meal preparation, and includes field trips to historical sites in England, while providing guidance on managing the risks associated with studying abroad.

Accommodations, meals, excursions and activities, and student experiences abroad in Taiwan.

The Pharmaceutical Chemistry program in Taiwan offers U.S. citizens visa-exempt entry for up to 90 days, requires participants to handle their own travel arrangements, provides orientations and insurance coverage, and advises LGBTQIA+ travelers to research local protections before departure.

Mark Mascal is completed his PhD in chemistry at Imperial College in the University of London, and thereafter performed postdoctoral research with a Nobel prize winner in Strasbourg, France.