The "Design in Europe" program offers financial aid options, includes fees for lodging, group meals, excursions, and health insurance, with personal expenses such as airfare, meals, and entertainment being the responsibility of the participant, and all fees subject to change.

The Thermodynamics in the Land of Ice and Fire program offers financial aid options for eligible students. The program fees, which are subject to change and exclude airfare, cover lodging in Viking-themed cabins, daily meals (breakfast and dinner), transportation for all excursions—including a week-long trip around Iceland—and entrance fees for activities, along with GeoBlue health insurance. Students should be aware of additional personal expenses and out-of-pocket costs not included in the program fees.

Tim McNeil is a Professor in the Department of Design at the University of California Davis and Director of the UC Davis Design Museum.

The "Design in Europe" program includes a pre-departure orientation and on-site orientation, requires participants to arrange their own travel while providing support through a Program Specific Guide, mandates entry requirements such as valid passports for U.S. and non-U.S. citizens, includes GeoBlue Global Health Insurance, and offers resources for LGBTQIA+ travelers, while emphasizing the importance of understanding visa requirements and cultural contexts prior to departure.

Accommodations, meals, excursions, and student experiences in Ireland for Summer Abroad.

Paul Erickson has been a faculty member of the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department at UC Davis since 2002.

The Thermodynamics in the Land of Fire and Ice program offers a comprehensive orientation and travel arrangements for participants.

The "Design in Europe" study abroad program offers diverse accommodations, guided excursions, and cultural experiences across Reykjavik, Edinburgh, York, and London, with participants responsible for most meals and airfare.

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