Enhance your CAS degree and build knowledge, skills, and experience employers and graduate programs value. Participate in study, internship, research, or service learning abroad for a week, month, term, or academic year. With many unique programs in over 70 countries, you can find a great fit for your academic, personal, and professional goals, as well as your budget.
CAS Faculty-Led Programs
Travel abroad with a faculty leader and other students. Earn UNL credit or a combination of UNL credit and transfer credit from a partner institution. Some programs are available every year, while others are offered on a rotating basis.
2025 Programs
Germany: Spring Semester in Berlin
- Spring 2025
- Dr. Patty Simpson
- Program information
France: Summer French Program in Angers
- Summer 2025
- Francoise Agena
- Program information
Iceland: Eco-Exploration and Sustainability
- Summer 2025
- Dr. Becky Young (CASNR) and Dr. Becky Buller (CAS)
- Program information
Japan: Purge/Pray/Probe: Religion & Culture
- Summer 2025
- Dr. Ikuho Amano
- Program information
Japan: Mottainai! Sustainability in Japan
- Summer 2025
- Dr. Marin Hanson (Quilt Museum) and Dr. Sophia Perdikaris (CAS)
- Program information
Madagascar: Primatology Field Methodologies
- Summer 2025
- Dr. Tim Sefczek
- Program information
Italy: Meaning-Making Over Pasta
- Summer 2025
- Dr. Cody Hollist (CEHS) and Dr. Jody Kellas (CAS)
- Program information forthcoming
CAS students may also be welcome to participate in faculty-led programs in other colleges.
Getting Started
Huskers Abroad 101
Register for a quick information session covering how to research, select, and fund an education abroad experience.
CAS Global Experiences Coordinator
Renae Ninneman can help you find a program abroad that best fits your academic, professional, and personal goals.
Academic Advisors
Plan the timing and coursework you’ll pursue with your academic advisor according to your overall degree plan.
If curiosity has led you to engage in an education abroad experience—we'd like to hear about it and share it with the Husker community!