The study abroad program includes pre-departure and on-site orientations, requires students to arrange their own travel, provides visa guidance (none required for U.S. citizens), and offers insurance and additional resources for international and LGBTQIA+ travelers.

The "Vienna—Crossroads of Central Europe" program fees cover lodging, select meals, transportation, and excursions, while personal expenses like airfare, entertainment, and medical emergencies are not included, with financial aid available for eligible students.

Students will stay in shared apartments with kitchen facilities, located near shops and public transportation, with no included meals, while the program offers cultural excursions around Vienna and nearby regions, and students can explore the city’s rich historical and dynamic modern aspects.

Kathy Stuart grew up in the small German town of Bad Schwalbach. This idyllic town of eight-thousand inhabitants, nestled in the Taunus Mountains near the wine-growing region along the Rhine, inspired her love of history: she climbed around many ruins of medieval fortresses along the banks of the Rhine.

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

From the Renaissance to the United Nations, experience life and history in one of Europe’s grand imperial capitals.

The "Into the Andes—History, Environment, Culture" program offers financial aid eligibility, with program fees that do not include airfare or personal expenses, covering lodging, meals, transportation for excursions, entrance fees, cultural activities, and health insurance, while outlining additional costs students should anticipate.

The "Revolutionary Cuba" program fees include various charges for tuition and accommodations, excluding airfare and personal expenses, while financial aid may be available for eligible students.

The "Into the Andes—History, Environment, Culture" program includes a pre-departure and on-site orientation, requires participants to make their own travel arrangements, and mandates a valid passport for U.S. citizens, while non-U.S. citizens must check visa requirements independently; participants are covered by GeoBlue Global Health Insurance during the program.

The program includes pre-departure and on-site orientations, requires students to arrange their own travel, provides local transportation, and offers guidance on visas, insurance, and resources for international and LGBTQIA+ travelers.