Study Abroad CECH

If you want to study abroad in an affordable Australian city, you need look no further than Queensland University of Technology (QUT) in Brisbane. A semester at QUT offers you the best of both worlds  - high-quality learning and the ultimate gateway to your Australian adventure.

This program is a good fit for Criminal Justice students.  

This is one of UC’s International Exchange Programs.*  These programs are great because the cost is equivalent to UC in-state tuition.  In fact, tuition and fees are paid the same way they are when a student is on campus.  UC International can help students with many things, however many exchange programs are more independent experiences, and students are responsible for securing their own housing, visa, and airfare.  There will also be additional application materials that students will need to submit to the partner university through UC International Programs.  This is one of the most affordable ways to study abroad for a semester, but students should be sure an exchange program is the right fit before submitting an application.

This 10-day adventure in Scotland is the perfect combination of learning, exploring, and leisure. Students will have the opportunity to witness criminal court proceedings, learn from law enforcement and criminal justice social workers, visit an operating prison and a historical jail museum, and engage with criminology and criminal justice scholars and faculty and students from multiple universities. All the while, students will be immersed in the culture and history of Scotland, as they visit two major castles, several monuments, museums, and ruins, and take in the quintessential beauty and charm of several Scottish cities and towns.  

This service-learning project will take place in the Republic of Botswana. It is a faculty-led course that will provide opportunities for students to learn about global citizenship through service-learning and cultural exchange. Class activities include guest speakers from Botswana, readings, and discussions on topics related to the country. Students will travel to Gaborone, the capital city, to engage in different cultural experiences, observe dialogue with local community members, and engage in various community service initiatives. This experience will allow students to reflect upon their personal beliefs and experiences while working closely with local groups, schools, and students from the University of Botswana. Program logistics in Gaborone will be coordinated by the University of Botswana.