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Short-Term Programs

Our short-term programs are a great opportunity for students going abroad for the first time and/or students with obligations at home that make spending a summer or semester abroad more challenging. Contact us for more information or visit us in Coggin College of Business (Bldg. 42), Room 1104.

Faculty-Led Study Abroad Programs (with Coggin faculty)

Faculty-led study abroad programs offer the best of both worlds: on-campus classes at UNF plus an immersive experience abroad with your classmates and professor. Consider a faculty-led program to explore a particular culture and business discipline from a different perspective while earning three credits toward your degree. 

One-Week Exchanges (without Coggin faculty)

EBS Paris in France and IPADE Business School in Mexico offer short-term exchange programs during UNF's spring break, where you can study with other international students from around the world and be taught by faculty from your host country. While these programs do not have a Coggin faculty member assigned to them, they tend to be less expensive.  Students are given guidance by Coggin study abroad advisors and host university staff. 

Applications for 2025 programs will be open August 26 - December 13, 2024 (or until full).

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Costa Rica

Faculty-Led: Spring Break

Coming soon

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Ireland

Faculty-Led: Spring Break
Coming soon
cathedral in Milan

Italy

Faculty-Led: May Break
Coming soon
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Kenya

Faculty-Led: May Break

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Turkiye (Turkey)

Faculty-Led: May Break

busy street in Tokyo at night

Japan

Faculty-Led: August Break
Coming soon
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India

Faculty-Led: Spring Break
Coming soon
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France

Faculty-Led: Summer A
Coming soon
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EBS Paris, France

One-Week Exchange: Spring Break

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IPADE, Mexico

One-Week Exchange: Spring Break
Graduate Students Only
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Study Abroad Funding

Not sure how to afford going abroad for the summer? Learn how!

Short-Term Application Process

Apply starting 8/26

Before applying, download and complete the Credits Form (PDF available August 26) with your academic advisor. Save a scanned copy to upload in your application. Also take a moment to review the Coggin Study Abroad Agreement. The application deadline is December 13, 2024.

After Applying (What's Next?)

Once you have submitted your application, Coggin Study Abroad will follow up regarding your next steps, including the following:

  1. Apply for or renew your passport if needed. U.S. passport processing can take several weeks, so apply as soon as possible.
    • Passports must be valid for at least six months after the return date of your study abroad program.
  2. Submit your University study abroad application for approval to travel.

Cost and Payment Information

Each faculty-led study abroad has costs associated with the services that are part of the program, which may include student lodging, airfare, business/cultural visits, entry fees, international health insurance, t-shirts, etc. In most cases, students pay the entire cost to UNF as two types of payments: (1) tuition and fees, which are due during the regular semester payment deadlines, and (2) program fee, which is due by the time specified by your faculty leader and the UNF International Center. International Business/Coggin Study Abroad recommends students begin saving and researching sources of funding as early as possible.  For questions about program fee costs and payments, students should contact their faculty leader or the UNF International Center.

Students participating in the one-week exchange at IPADE in Mexico or EBS Paris in France pay tuition/fees to UNF, but make payments for other services directly to service providers (e.g., activities fees to the host institution, flight payments to airlines, lodging payments to hotels/apartments, etc.).