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We imagine a future in which all communities are resilient and empowered to maximize their social, economic and environmental well-being. Through our travel study programs,Ìýstudents inÌýthe Christopher C. Â鶹´«Ã½AVÌýoperate locally and globally, developing confidence in themselves and a commitment to others. Exposure to diverse stakeholders fosters students’ listening skills and enhances their collaboration skills.

For more information about upcomingÌýtravel study programs available to undergraduates, contact anÌýacademic counseling professional; graduate students shouldÌýcontact their program’s graduate liaison. Please visit the for current contact information.

Articles about various travel study experiences can be found on the .

Each year, Architecture and Interior DesignÌýstudents in their second-to-last year of study have the opportunity to spend a semester in Rome, theÌýEternal City, where theyÌýare immersed inÌýthe art, architecture and urban forms of Bernini, Zaha Hadid, Renzo Piano and more! Students alsoÌýengage in a service learning project. Past projects have included volunteering with Syrian refugees and documenting architectural relics for the Capitoline museum.

Questions? Sam Callahan at
samecallahan@ou.edu.

Prof. John Harris, Director of the OU Center for Peace and Development, regularly travels with studentsÌýto NorthernÌýUganda, where they support peace-buildingÌýefforts, including helping toÌýgive voice to local women and securing access to clean water. Past trips have allowed students to work alongsideÌýSister Rosemary Nyirumbe, one of Time Magazine’sÌý,Ìýand support her work in the Gulu community.

Questions? Contact John Harris
johncharris@ou.edu

Students in our programs not only have the option to Ìý in more than 100 different programs, but they regularly participate in domestic travel study experiences, such as exploring Chicago, volunteering in Houston, and taking in Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater. Scroll down for a look at other recent travel study opportunities.

Questions? ContactÌýyour academic advisorÌýor grad liaison.