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Upcoming Trips & Resources

Nepal, December 29, 2024 – January 11, 2025 (CLOSED – All seats are filled)

Students will have the opportunity to participate in a study abroad and service-learning course in Nepal! Students will learn about South Asia and spend time in Nepal contributing to rebuilding a school in Bandipur, Tanahu. The students and faculty will explore the area by visiting UNESCO’s World Heritage sites in Kathmandu, the birthplace of Buddha in Lumbini, and other locations in Nepal. There will also be opportunities to explore Chitwan National Park, Hindu and Buddhist culture, and local festivals. For images of our prior trips, please click “Study Abroad” above, then click "More Information" under "Previous Trips."

Nepal, December 29, 2024 – January 11, 2025 (CLOSED – All seats are filled)

Students will have the opportunity to participate in a study abroad and service-learning course in Nepal! Students will learn about South Asia and spend time in Nepal contributing to rebuilding a school in Bandipur, Tanahu. The students and faculty will explore the area by visiting UNESCO’s World Heritage sites in Kathmandu, the birthplace of Buddha in Lumbini, and other locations in Nepal. There will also be opportunities to explore Chitwan National Park, Hindu and Buddhist culture, and local festivals. For images of our prior trips, please click “Study Abroad” above, then click "More Information" under "Previous Trips."

Peru, March 13, 2025 – March 23, 2025 (CLOSED – All seats are filled)

Students will study the country’s history and culture with an in-country service learning experience. Students will help build homes for local people in need and get a taste of the local culture, history, and geography, including a visit to Lake Titicaca and the Ballestas Islands. For images of our prior trips, please click “Study Abroad” above, then click "More Information" under "Previous Trips."

Peru, March 13, 2025 – March 23, 2025 (CLOSED – All seats are filled)

Students will study the country’s history and culture with an in-country service learning experience. Students will help build homes for local people in need and get a taste of the local culture, history, and geography, including a visit to Lake Titicaca and the Ballestas Islands. For images of our prior trips, please click “Study Abroad” above, then click "More Information" under "Previous Trips."

Preparing for Your Trip

As with any new adventure, it is important to make sure you have prepared accordingly. Studying abroad requires additional planning and preparation to make sure students are ready to take on a foreign area while also prepping for the unexpected. 

The Office of Academic Affairs requires students to make two copies of all required documents and prepare a notebook to keep on hand during the trip. The other notebook will remain with Academic Affairs in the case of emergencies. Notebooks will be provided and should include the following:

  • Program Itinerary
  • Information on pre-departure orientation and post-trip meeting
  • All required documents listed under student forms
  • Copy of passport page
  • Copy of insurance card

Students are encouraged to research the country of travel to make proper choices of clothing, technology, and materials for activities ahead of time. Common items may include:

  • Universal power adapter
  • Extra battery pack for phone or camera
  • Rain jacket
  • Comfortable walking shoes
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Contact

Office of Experiential Learning

Yemisi Milledge, Ph.D.
Director of Experiential Learning

229-931-2024
yemisi.milledge@gsw.edu

Staff

My most memorable trip was a GSW study abroad trip to Peru. I was not only able to explore the country and go to one of the seven wonders in the world, but I also helped build homes with the Fuller Center foundation.

Elia Zarate Peru 2021