Undergraduate Summer Study Abroad
Spend your summer completing Eller coursework abroad, while broadening your understanding of other cultures.
Learn more about what our programs have to offer:
Programs
Program Details
Application Deadline: March 1, 2024
Program Dates: Dependent upon program length (3-week, 6-week, or 8-week options)
Cost: Dependent upon program length
Cost includes: Academic credit, housing, international health insurance, and Study Abroad application fee
Cost does not include: Roundtrip airfare, meals, local transportation, and personal expenses
Program: UA Barcelona
Eller Course Equivalents:
- BSBA Core: ECON 300 / ECON 330 / OSCM 373
- Major Electives: FIN 414 / MGMT 435 / MKTG 456
- Global Business Program Electives: Various
- General Education: Various
*Course offerings are subject to cancellation based upon enrollment
For more information, please schedule a Global Programs Advising appointment on eSMS.
Schedule an eSMS Appointment with a global advisor
Travel Resources
Access vital travel information before beginning your international experience, including passport, visa information, and health and safety resources.
Passport and Visa Information
Passport
- You can start the application process by reading the following information from the U.S. State Department
- You can apply for a passport or submit a passport renewal request here
Visas
A visa is usually an entry stamp placed in your passport. This allows you entry into a foreign country. A visa is issued by the country's government prior to arrival. Visa requirements vary from country to country depending on the length of time and purpose of your stay. You will need to contact the nearest consulate for the country you will be visiting and ask about the visa requirements. Please check with your Eller Global Advisor to inquire about whether your program requires a student visa.
Health & Safety Resources
Students should review information regarding health and safety abroad. Below are some resources:
- Coronavirus (COVID-19) Study Abroad FAQs
- UA resources for health and safety abroad
- Educate yourself about current health issues where you will be going and the available medical services. Please search for information on the country(ies) you will be traveling to using the following websites:
- Make an appointment with the Campus Health Immunizations and Travel Clinic, your primary care physician, and/or mental health practitioner to discuss any health needs and services you will require abroad
- What medications and immunizations may be necessary based on your destination
- Review your current medical insurance coverage
- Keep a copy of your GeoBlue insurance (international health insurance) card to take abroad with you
- If you are a student with a disability requesting accommodations for your Study Abroad/Exchange experience you will need to register with the sponsoring institutions' disability resource center. If you are attending a UA sponsored program please contact Disability Resources at 520-621-3268, uadrc@email.arizona.edu.
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