May Term Programs Abroad: Passports to Discovery

Studying abroad offers a chance to transcend the familiar and expose oneself to the rich tapestry of global experiences. For many students, committing to an entire semester away can be fraught with concerns about finances, time constraints, and the fear of missing out on campus life.

Enter UT’s May Term programs, which offer the transformative power of international education in just four weeks. These faculty-led courses are gateways to global learning and cultural exploration.

May Term programs are offered in diverse destinations and formats. While some cater to specific majors like business or engineering, many are open to all students with a thirst for knowledge that transcends disciplinary boundaries.

May Term programs offer a chance to earn academic credit while gaining invaluable international exposure — all within the span of a single month.

One such IB course is Global Trade & Principals of Import/Export. Taught by Michelle Vaca-Senecal, of the Texas Camino Real District Export Council, this course explores the policies and realities of international economic relations, the fundamentals of importing and exporting in relation to the business world, and how free trade policy affects normal commerce and trade flows.

Whether your passion lies in business, ancient ruins, or cultural immersion, UT’s May Term unlocks global perspectives in just four weeks. Step outside your comfort zone and gain cross-cultural understanding, personal growth, and lifelong memories. A chance to challenge yourself and gain invaluable global skills.