Study sustainability globally
Study abroad courses provide you the opportunity to apply classroom learning in a global context and witness and learn sustainability principles and solutions in international community, urban, and political settings.
Each trip is led by faculty from the School of Sustainability along with local expert partners, and program cohorts are limited to small groups of 15-20 students, creating a close-knit learning community.
Sustainability study abroad major guide
Due to COVID-19, all School of Sustainability summer 2020 study abroad programs were cancelled. The following courses provide examples of programs that the School has offered in the past and may be offered in spring and summer 2021. Please check back for actual programs offerings in September.
Spring 2020 programs
Getting to 100%: The Promise and Challenge of Renewables in Hawaii
Malaysia and Singapore: Innovation and Urbanization in a Biodiversity Hotspot
Summer 2020 programs (SOS)
Cambodia and Vietnam: Countries of Historic Resilience Facing a Future of Rising Seas
Denmark: Sustainable Food Systems, Community Development and Happiness in Denmark
Ecuador: Indigenous Sustainability in the Amazon
France: Global Biodiversity Conservation Practice, Policy and Science
South Africa: Sustainability Challenges of the Wildlife Economy in South Africa
Summer 2020 programs
(SOS cross-listed programs)
GIE: Adirondack Park Field Experience
*this program is not eligible for the Walton Global Sustainability Studies Scholarship
Botswana: Sustainability, Wildlife and Conservation in the Okavango Delta
China and Nepal: Innovation in Green Growth in China & Nepal
Walton Global Sustainability Studies Scholarships
The Walton Global Sustainability Studies Scholarship, founded by Rob and Melani Walton via a grant from the Rob and Melani Walton Foundation, provides, on a competitive basis, scholarship awards of $1000 to a limited number of qualified students enrolled in School of Sustainability summer study abroad courses and $500 to a limited number of students enrolled in summer study abroad courses cross-listed with a SOS pre-fix. To learn more about the scholarship visit: Walton Global Sustainability Studies Scholarship
Please check back in September for School of Sustainability programs to be offered in 2021 and more information about the Walton Global Sustainability Studies Scholarship.
ASU Study Abroad Office
The ASU Study Abroad Office (SAO) administers programs in over 55 countries, totaling more than 250 different programs. Students can study abroad during the summer term, fall semester, spring semester or full academic year. Sustainability study abroad programs offered through the ASU Study Abroad Office in conjunction with the Global Sustainability Studies Program can be found above.
The ASU Study Abroad Office is located on the ASU Tempe Campus, on the 2nd floor of Interdisciplinary B (INTSB).
1120 S. Cady Mall
INTDS Building, B255
Tempe, AZ 85287-4003
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ASU Study AbroadASU U.S. Passport Acceptance Office
U.S. Passport Acceptance Office at ASU is designated as an official passport application acceptance facility. It provides services to the ASU community of students and employees, and to the greater Phoenix area. The U.S. Passport Acceptance Office will accept your completed passport application and forward it to the U.S. Department of State, Passport Services section, for an issuance determination.
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If you have specific questions about our study abroad programs please contact:
Kristin Meraz
480-727-9776
Kristin.Meraz@asu.edu
