Small Group Travel programs are credit bearing, short-term academic experiences where
one or more students are traveling internationally under the supervision of two Augusta
University faculty and/or staff members. These programs include: (can you make each
of these into boxes or something more visually appealing rather than bullet points?)
- Volunteer opportunities
- Service-learning projects
- Clinical or fieldwork
- Internships
- Special topics courses
While the Study Abroad Office provides support and oversight, faculty, staff, and
students arrange and fund their own travel.
Student Requirements
To participate in Small Group Travel, students must:
Apply through the Study Abroad Office
Purchase international travel insurance
Complete a Pre-Travel Risk Assessment Form
Faculty Responsibilities
Faculty planning a Small Group Travel program must:
- Submit a , , proposed itinerary, and all syllabi (when applicable) at least 3 months prior to
travel
- Receive approval from the Study Abroad Office, Vice Provost, and Provost of Augusta
University
- Complete a Risk Management Workshop with the Study Abroad Director and a
*MCG faculty and staff must receive .
Health, Safety, & Risk Management
We take student safety seriously. All Small Group Travel programs are reviewed for:
- Destination specific risks
- Government advisories (//)
- Emergency protocols and contact chains
Support and Oversight
Even though these programs are independently arranged:
- The Study Abroad Office reviews all proposals
- Faculty are trained in emergency response
- All travelers are covered by insurance and emergency support
- Our team is here to guide you!
Questions? Email the Study Abroad Office at studyabroad@augusta.edu
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