In order to encourage and enable all undergraduate students to study abroad, Syracuse University faculty and administrators are encouraged to develop new curricular pathways and opportunities that take advantage of off-campus locations and resources.
The following steps provide guidance and resources for developing proposals that are most likely to be successful. Priority will be given to courses/programs that best enable more students to go abroad, that leverage the local context, and that align with school/college curricular goals for study abroad/away.
Planning New Programs and Courses Abroad
Step 1: Identify Opportunities and Audiences
Step 2: Submit Interest Form to Study Abroad Liaison
Step 3: Meet with Syracuse Abroad
Step 4: Submit Formal Proposal to Academic Affairs Committee
Note: If you are seeking to renew a faculty-led program that was approved in the past, please submit a renewal request.
Deadlines
Interest Forms will be reviewed on a rolling basis. It is recommended that Interest Forms be submitted to your school/college Study Abroad Liaison at least 3 months prior to your targeted formal proposal deadline (i.e.,September/October for January proposals and February/March for June proposals).
Formal proposals will be accepted two times per year, with the following submission deadlines:
- January 20
- June 20
Faculty-led program renewal requests: January 20 for programs intended to run the following year (e.g., if you are interested in running your program the summer of 2026, you need to submit your renewal by January 20, 2025).
Please note: Faculty cannot be on leave or off campus the academic year leading up to their summer course.
Submit a Course/Program Renewal Request
School & College Study Abroad Liaisons
School of Architecture: Kyle Miller, Associate Dean
College of Arts and Science: Gerry Greenberg, Sr. Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
School of Education: Jing Lei, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
College of Engineering and Computer Science: Michelle Blum, Associate Dean for Student Affairs
David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics: Kay Stearns Bruening, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
School of Information Studies: Kathy Allen, Assistant Dean of Student Support Services
Martin J. Whitman School of Management: Kyu Lee, Associate Dean for Global Initiatives
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs: Carol Faulkner, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications: Brad Gorham, Director of Global Partnerships
College of Visual and Performing Arts: Stephanie Jensen-Moulton, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs