This is a tentative listing of courses that may be taken when participating in a faculty-led Texas State study abroad program. Under each course listing, you will find a link to the program that offers it. Students participating in exchange and affiliated programs can choose from a large number of courses offered at the participating university abroad. Therefore, individual courses are not listed for exchange and affiliated programs on this page.
Agriculture
AG 4185 Current Problems in Technological Agriculture (cancelled)
AG 4306 Advanced Landscape Design and Construction (cancelled)
Anthropology
ANTH 1312 Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 3322 People and Cultures of Africa
Addis-Ababa, Ethiopia Summer I
ANTH 3326 Maya History and Society
ANTH 3348 Rainforest Ecology
ANTH 4320 Rise of Civilization
ANTH 4360 Directed Study
ANTH 4360 Directed Study
Addis-Ababa, Ethiopia Summer I
ANTH 4380 Language, Culture and Society
Addis-Ababa, Ethiopia Summer I
ANTH 4630 Archeological Field School
St. George's Caye, Belize Summer II
ANTH 5320 Rise of Civilization
ANTH 5390 Directed Study
Addis-Ababa, Ethiopia Summer I
Art
ARTC 4314-I Learning on the Land of Design
Rome, Florence, and Venice, Italy Summer I
ARTH 4311 History of Italian Art
Rome, Florence, and Venice, Italy Summer I
ARTS 2361 Foundations of Photography I
Rome, Florence, and Venice, Italy Summer I
ARTS 4308-I Disegno a Firenze
Rome, Florence, and Venice, Italy Summer I
Business Administration
B A 4300 Independent Study in Global Business
Communication
COMM 4315 Directed Research in Communication Studies
COMM 5315 Directed Research in Communication Studies
Computer Information Systems
CIS 3380 Enterprise Information Technology and Business Intelligence
Computer Science
CS 4354 Object-Oriented Design and Implementation (cancelled)
CS 4368 Survey of Computer Languages (cancelled)
Curriculum and Instruction
CI 4378 Problems in Education (i) Elementary (j) Secondary (l) Bilingual
Cintsa, South Africa Summer II
CI 5375 Problems in Elementary Education
Cintsa, South Africa Summer II
English
FR 1420 Beginning French II
FR 2310 Intermediate French I
FR 2320 Intermediate French II
FR 4304 Topics in French Literature and Culture
FR 4370 French Civilization
FR 4390 Studies in French Culture, Language, or Literature
Geography
GEO 4310 Regional Field Studies
GEO 4427 Advanced Geographic Information Systems II
GEO 5308 Regional Field Studies
GEO 5419 Advanced Geographic Information Systems II
GEO 7308 Advanced Regional Field Studies
GEO 7372 Seminar in Geographic Information Science
German
GER 2310 Intermediate German I
GER 2320 Intermediate German II
SPAN 4390 Studies in German Culture, Language, or Literature
Honors
HON 1390-G C.S. Lewis Chronicles of A Master Communicator
HON 3395L Summer Study in France
HON 3395S International Horticulture (cancelled)
HON 4391 Independent Study (cancelled)
Italian
ITAL 2310 Intermediate Italian I
Florence (Firenze), Italy Summer I
ITAL 2320 Intermediate Italian II
Florence (Firenze), Italy Summer I
ITAL 3308 Advanced Conversation and Grammar
Florence (Firenze), Italy Summer I
Japanese
JAPA 2310 Intermediate Japanese I
JAPA 2320 Intermediate Japanese II
Linguistics
LING 4390 Independent Study in Applied Linguistics and Language Learning
Management
MGT 3375 International Business
MGT 4330 Production and Operations Management
MGT 4335 Strategic Management and Business Policy
MGT 5333 Problems in Business Administration
MGT 5375 International Management-Latin America
Marketing
MKT 5330 International Marketing
Mass Communication
MC 5311 Independent Study of Latino Consumers
MC 5322 International Advertising
Political Science
POSI 2310 Principles of American Government
POSI 2320 Functions of American Government
POSI 3335 Comparative Politics
POSI 4379 Independent Study
POSI 4338 Government and Politics of Latin America
POSI 5385 Topics in Third World Politics
POSI 5398 Directed Reading and Research
Reading
RDG 4380 Independent Study in Reading Instruction
Chintsa, South Africa Summer II
RDG 5380 Independent Study in Reading Research
Chintsa, South Africa Summer II
Social Work
SOWK 3305 Seminar in Human Behavior and Social Environment I
SOWK 3339 Selected Topics in Social Work
Sociology
SOCI 3307 Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
SOCI 3353 Urban Sociology
SOCI 4360 Directed Study
SOCI 5371 Directed Study
Spanish
SPAN 2310 Intermediate Spanish I
SPAN 2320 Intermediate Spanish II
SPAN 3370 Spanish Civilization
SPAN 3371 Spanish-American Civilization
SPAN 4390 Studies in Spanish Culture, Language, or Literature
SPAN 4340 Advance Spanish Grammar and Stylistics
SPAN 4380B Don Quijote
Australia (CANCELLED)
Sydney Summer I
ENG 3340, ENG 3386, ENG 5388 and ENG 5390
Dr. Graeme Wend-Walker
(512) 245-7883
Austria
Vienna Summer II
GER 2310, GER 2320 and GER 4390
Dr. Ulrich Bach
(512) 245-2360
Belize
St. George's Caye (Archeological) Summer II
ANTH 4630 and ANTH 5390
Dr. James Garber
(512) 245-8272
Bermudian Landing (Anthropological) Summer I
ANTH 3326 and ANTH 3348
Dr. Beth Erhart
(512) 245-3435
Chile
Santiago Summer I
MC 5311, MC 5404N, MGT 5318, MGT 5333, MGT 5375 and MKT 5333
Dr. Jack Mogab
(512)245-3249
Santiago Summer I (cancelled)
MU 5317 and MUSE 5127
Dr. Russell Haight
(512)245-7639
Costa Rica
Heredia Summer I
SPAN 2310, SPAN 2320 and SPAN 4390
Dr. Sergio Martínez
(512) 245-2360
Heredia Summer II
SPAN 2310, SPAN 2320 and SPAN 4390
Dr. Antonio Gragera
(512) 245-2360
Cuba
La Havana Summer I (NEW PROGRAM)
GEO 4310, GEO 5308 and GEO 7308
Dr. Sarah Blue
(512) 245-2536
England
Canterbury Summer II
ANTH 3305, ANTH 4320, ANTH 4360, ANTH 5390, SOWK 3305, SOWK 3339, POSI 2320, POSI 3309, POSI 4379, POSI 5398, SOC 3353, SOC 3307, SOC 4360 and SOC 5371
Dr. Jon McGee
(512) 245-8272
London Summer II (Cancelled)
Dr. Alice Leduc
AG 4185, AG 4306, HON 3395S and HON 4391
(512) 245-3330
Oxford Summer II
Dr. Steven Beebe
AG 4185, AG 4306, HON 3395S and HON 4391
(512) 245-2165
Stratford Summer I
TH 4360 and TH 5360
Dr. Debra Charlton
(512) 245-2053
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa Summer I
ANTH 3322, 4360, 4380, 5322 and 5390
Dr. Augustine Agwuele
(512) 245-4726
France
Rennes and Paris Summer II
FR 1420, FR 2310, FR 2320, FR 4304, FR 4370 and FR 4390
Dr. Carole Martin
(512) 245-2360
Germany
Hannover Summer I
English courses
Dr. Vicki Smith
(512) 245-2163
Kiel Summer I (NEW PROGRAM)
GEO 4310 and 4427
Dr. Sven Fuhrmann
(512) 245-2163
Ireland
Cork Summer II
ENG 3311, ENG 3341, ENG 5323 and ENG 5395
Prof. Steve Wilson
(512) 245-7660
Italy
Florence Summer I
ARTC 4314, ARTH 4311, ARTS 2361 and ARTS 4308I
Dr. Teri Evans-Palmer
(512) 245-9668
Florence Summer I
ITAL 2310, ITAL 2320 and ITAL 3308
Dr. Moira Di Mauro-Jackson
(512) 245-2360
Japan
Nagoya Summer I
JAPA 2310, JAPA 2320 and LING 4390
Dr. Mayumi Moriuchi
(512) 245-1347
Peru
Lima Summer I
POSI 3335, 4338, 4379, 5385 and 5398
Dr. Omar Sanchez-Sibony
(512) 245-2143
South Africa
Chintsa Summer II
CI 3315, CI 5317, RDG 4320 and RDG 5331
Dr. Lori Assaf
(512) 245-9163
Spain
Barcelona Summer I
BA 4300, CIS 3380, MGT 3375, MGT 4335 and MGT 4330
Dr. Vivek Shah
(512) 245-2049
Barcelona Summer II
POSI 2310, POSI 2320,POSI 4379 an POSI 5398
Dr. Hassan Tajalli
(512) 245-2143
Barcelona Summer II (cancelled)
CS 4354 and CS 4368
Dr. Khosrow Kaikhah
(512) 245-3666
Valladolid Summer I
SPAN 2310, SPAN 2320 and SPAN 4390
Dr. Agustin Cuadrado
(512) 245-2360
Valladolid Fall
SPAN 3370, SPAN 3371, SPAN 4340, SPAN 4380B
Dr. Antonio Gragera
(512) 245-2360
Step One: You will need to first complete the Participation Approval Form. This needs to be filled out by you and obtain three signatures. One from the dean of students, your academic advisor and your study abroad academic program director (APD). Once the form is completed you will attach it to the online application. This form must be attached or you will not be able to go forward with the application.
Step Two: You will need to submit your first payment according to your study abroad program payment schedule. This payment includes a $200 non-refundable application fee. Make sure to print out the receipt. You will need to attach this to the online application. Your receipt must be attached to your application, otherwise you will not be enrolled in the program. Online payments are received on our website. If you plan to make the payment by cash, check or money order you will need to come by the Study Abroad Office so we may issue you a deposit form. With this deposit form you will then be able to make your payment at Student Business Services (Cashier's Office). This office is located on the first floor of JCK.
Step Three: Review the payment and cancellation policies for your program. The payment and cancellation form is located on the faculty-led programs web page.
Step Four: Please fill out the online faculty-led study abroad application. In the application you will attach your participation approval page and the receipt for your application fee. Please follow all instructions listed in the application. Remember, incomplete applications will not be processed.
Step Five: Submit your online application with your participation approval page and copy of your receipt, you should then receive a automatic confirmation of submission. You will be re-directed to the payment and cancellation policies of your program once you have clicked the "submit" button on your application.The Study Abroad Office will review your application and send you a confirmation of enrollment and instructions related to your study abroad registration via e-mail within seven business days.
For more information, you may contact your academic program director (APD) or the Study Abroad Office. If you receive financial aid, you must notify the Texas State Financial Aid Office, located in J.C. Kellam 220, that you have been accepted to this program.
Costa Rica (Martinez): Orientation March 7 amd April 18th in Centennial Lab 225 5-7pm
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