Study Abroad CASSH
Participate in exciting study abroad CASSH opportunities for intercultural immersion and educational learning experiences through study abroad programs. CASSH departments and faculty offer various opportunities to study abroad. Please see our current opportunities section below.
UWF Study Abroad Program
Through study abroad opportunities, earn course credits while experiencing the rich history, heritage, and worldviews of cultures abroad. Gain new perspectives and ignite your educational learning experience. Several College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities programs offer study abroad opportunities. Return to this page for updates on program opportunities.
Visit UWF's Office of Study Abroad for more information on the Study Abroad Program and the exciting cultural immersion and educational opportunities available to students.
The Irish Experience
Each year, UWF art, music and theatre students participate in a four-week summer study abroad course in Carlow, Ireland. During the experiential learning, students learn with master artists in their fields of study. They produce works of art, music, and a theatrical performance.
Once home, the students exhibit and perform the various works of art, showcasing their experiences.
Irish Experience, Theatre
Theatre students participate in a read-through in preparation for their productions abroad and at home.
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Irish Experience, Theatre
Here, theatre students perform at The George Bernard Shaw Theatre in Carlow, Ireland (right), in preparation for their performance back home.
Ireland Experience, Art
Upon returning home, art students exhibit their work in The Art Gallery at UWF.
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Irish Experience, Art
Art students study in various media, including photography and oils.
Recent Opportunities
Peru, 2024
In 2024, students had the incredible opportunity to travel to Peru with Dr. Erin Stone!
Participants explored Peru’s vibrant capital, Lima, delving into its rich history and tracing Spain’s influence through modern times. The journey then ascended to breathtaking heights in Cuzco, the historic capital of the Inca Empire and a gateway to unforgettable adventures. Highlights included marveling at the flawless Incan masonry at Sacsayhuamán, exploring remarkable agricultural laboratories, and discovering the luxurious softness of alpaca fur.
Students had the option to join the trip for course credit through a directed study with Dr. Stone, though credit was not required.
This study abroad experience showcased the blend of history, culture, and adventure that makes learning beyond the classroom so impactful. For more information about similar opportunities, contact Dr. Stone at estone@uwf.edu.
