Additional Resources from the Fair
Summer 2022 Faculty-Led Programs
BUS 396W: Wine Business in Italy
Experience the wine industry while traveling through Italy! This survey course provides an overview of the global wine industry. Topics include the analysis of global trends affecting wineries, the nature of international wine, international business partnerships, and foreign sources of equipment, materials, and products.
The SBE has a new mission: we grow leaders; new values: courage, curiosity, and kindness; and new overarching priorities: purpose-driven business (sustainable, community driven), entrepreneurship, and data insight. We continue to offer quality, accessible programs in Wine Business, Accounting, Economics/ Analytics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Management, and Marketing, and the Wine Business Institute (WBI), which celebrates its 25th anniversary, continues to be a global leader in Wine Business research and education and a unique collaboration between industry and academia.
THAR 300: Shakespeare in London
SSU and Performing Arts Abroad have collaborated to create a 12 day version of THAR 300 in London. We go see shows, study Shakespeare, tour Shakespeare’s London, visit museums, and have a great time in one of the world’s most amazing theatre cities. No prior theatre experience required. This will be our third trip!
Students will receive upper division GE (area C1) for this course. The trip will pack in 40 hours worth of intensive exposure to Shakespeare’s works and times. Our ongoing discussions will help deepen critical thinking and develop understanding of contemporary performance in relation to history, society and culture. Whether the students are Theatre majors, English majors or just ready for a dive into the 16th century, this trip will be a once in a lifetime experience. Participants will meet international students and theatre practitioners. They’ll bring home an enriched appreciation of Shakespeare, dramatic literature and what goes into the mounting of professional theatrical productions.
CCJS 375: Criminal Justice in Greece
This course provides an in-depth examination of selected topics and issues in criminal justice. Students will have the opportunity to learn about the modern criminal justice system where it all began, in Greece! Spend two weeks in Athens visiting significant historical sites, such as Areios Pagos, the most ancient law court of the world, and the Pnyx, where the citizens of ancient Athens used to assemble and exert their democratic rights. Students will also get to visit the Kotsanas Museum of Ancient Greek Technology, the Panathinaiko-Stadium, the New Acropolis Museum, and spend a day on the Mediterranean island of Agistri!
If you are interested in any of these, sign-up for more information. For any questions please email Hope Ortiz.
CSU International Programs
CSU IP provides accessible and affordable student abroad programs to the 23 California State University campuses. Students may go abroad with CSU IP to one of 18 countries while paying the same tuition they would pay at their CSU campus (financial aid applies!) and making significant progress towards their degree requirements.
National Student Exchange
With National Student Exchange (NSE), SSU students are able to attend another university in the United States or Canada for a semester, year, or summer. What began with just three institutions exchanging seven students has grown into a premier network of colleges and universities exchanging 2,000 students annually throughout the United States, Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. More than 118,000 students have taken advantage of collegiate study away through NSE and new adventures begin daily.
Bilateral Exchange
Bilateral Exchange programs are SSU partnerships with foreign universities that allow us to exchange students as a part of their degree. Students will continue to pay their home university tuition and fees while on the program, and pay food, housing, and other personal expenses while studying abroad. Students can view program locations, requirements, deadlines, and other important information by visiting the application website. For any questions please email Hope Ortiz.
As shown in the Fair, the University of Leeds is one partner in this program. The University of Leeds, established in 1904, is one of the largest higher education institutions in the UK. They are renowned globally for the quality of their teaching and research. The strength of their academic expertise combined with the breadth of disciplines they cover, provides a wealth of opportunities and has real impact on the world in cultural, economic and societal ways.
USAC
University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC), a nonprofit, university-based organization, offers affordable, academic and authentic study abroad programs at 50+ locations worldwide. Each program is designed to help students grow into an engaged global citizen through academic experiences, field trips, internships, volunteering, and service learning. Take a look at their Virtual Office to learn more!
International Education Exchange Council
The International Education Exchange Council (IEEC) is the student club on campus bringing together international and domestic students for fun activities and events. To find out more, please follow us on Instagram! Have any questions? Email us at goglobal@sonoma.edu.