Summer Abroad

Dr. Wilson K. Rumbeiha is a veterinarian and professor of One Environmental Health Toxicology at UC Davis, with over 25 years of experience in basic and translational toxicology research using various animal models. His research focuses on toxic-induced diseases in humans, livestock, and wildlife, with active projects on bromide toxicity in pregnant cattle, drug discovery for hydrogen sulfide poisoning, and diagnostic tests for sodium monofluoroacetate poisoning.

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

Prepare for your journey abroad with information on orientation, travel, transportation, entry requirements, insurance, health and safety resources and traveler support.

Claire Napawan is an Associate Professor and Director of the Landscape Architecture + Environmental Design Program, housed within the Department of Human Ecology. She is also an architect, landscape architect, urban designer and academic who has designed and studied urban environments for over 15 years.

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

Develop real-world tech skills through a personalized computer science internship in dynamic Seoul.

In this program, we will examine "One Health" issues in the context of human, livestock, and wildlife interaction in communities within and surrounding national wildlife conservation parks in Western Uganda.

Learn how a tidal megacity adapts to climate change through Bangkok’s waterways, farms, and neighborhoods.

The "History of Cancer" program includes pre-departure and on-site orientations, requires participants to arrange their own travel, provides transportation for planned excursions, requires a valid passport (with no visa needed for U.S. citizens for stays up to 90 days), and includes health insurance coverage; non-U.S. citizens should verify visa requirements, and LGBTQIA+ travelers are encouraged to research cultural context, with resources and support available through the program coordinator.