Participate in international travel as part of a cohort led by a University of Saskatchewan faculty member, alongside fellow USask students. These courses are offered in diverse global locations, providing immersive, hands-on learning experiences directly related to the subject matter. Students will earn University of Saskatchewan academic credit upon successful completion.

 

College of Arts and Science

Taught Abroad course - PLAN 305

PLAN 305.3 Urban Design and Active Transportation 

  • Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
  • Travel Dates: May 10 - 22, 2026
  • Deadline to apply: February 1,2026
  • Trip Lead: Dr. Ehab Diab
  • To apply: Application Closed 

This experiential learning course encourages students to view the city as a classroom and gain knowledge through lived and shared experiences. It explores how the public realm has been prioritized over private vehicle space to achieve benefits such as public comfort, health and well-being, safety, and enjoyment. The course examines how urban design elements, urban form, and active transportation components are integrated to support these goals. Students will experience human-centered urban design first-hand through innovative public works, pedestrian streets, plazas, urban playgrounds, parks, and amenities, as well as bicycle, pedestrian, and transit infrastructure.

The course takes place in Amsterdam, one of the most bike-friendly cities in the world, serving as a model for what is possible in other cities globally.

For more information: Urban Design and Active Transportation Information page

Questions?  Contact Dr. Ehab Diab: ehab.diab@usask.ca

LING 200: Languages in Contact: Multilingualism in Scotland

  • Location: Scotland
  • Travel Dates: 
    • Trip 1: May 10 - 23, 2026
    • Trip 2: May 27 - June 9, 2026
  • Deadline to apply: Only 6 spots left, will close as soon as seats have been filled
  • Trip Lead: Dr. Martin Kohlberger 
  • To apply: Email Dr. Martin Kohlberger: martin.kohlberger@usask.ca

Study Abroad in Scotland this Spring!

 The Department of Linguistics is excited to announce a once-in-a-lifetime academic experience. This May/June, you can earn 3 credit units while travelling across Scotland in LING 200: Languages in Contact: Multilingualism in Scotland. This is a unique 14-day, field-based course with no exams and learning that happens entirely on-site.

Explore castles, islands, and historic landscapes while learning about languages like Scottish Gaelic, Scots, British Sign Language, and more. You’ll visit places like Edinburgh, the Isle of Skye, and the Orkney Islands, engage in daily discussions and reflections, and take part in a close-knit travelling cohort.

This is not a typical class. It’s an immersive academic journey combining linguistics, culture, history, and real-world experience. Only 6 spots remain for international students who are currently studying at USask. Two cohorts available: the first will travel from May 10 to May 23, and the second will travel from May 27 to June 9, 2026.

If you’ve been thinking about studying abroad, this is your moment. For more information about the logistics of the course and how to apply, please contact Dr. Martin Kohlberger (martin.kohlberger@usask.ca) at your earliest

 

Questions? Contact Dr. Martin Kohlberger: martin.kohlberger@usask.ca

College of Education

Education—Agriculture Guatemala Study Abroad

Location: Guatemala 
Travel Dates: Winter Break February 2026 (exact dates TBD)
Deadline to apply: Contact Dr. Heidebrecht (Education) or Dr. Kutcher (Agriculture & Bioresources) for more info or to register

This Guatemala Study Abroad program is grounded in themes of education, agriculture (plant sciences), Indigenous knowledge, and colonial legacies, critically examining the intersecting issues of culture, politics, land tenure, sustainability, and the environment. Students will engage with community-led Education and Agriculture initiatives, integrated into coursework (PLSC 444 and EFDT 885) and be given assignments that require experiential reflection between North and Central American contexts.

For more information, visit: College of Education Education - Agriculture Guatemala Study Abroad

SENS Coastal Climate and Nature Fellowship

SENS Eco-shores Coastal Climate and Nature Fellowships - New Zealand

 image of SENS EcoShores promotion

USask graduate student interested in studying the effects of climate change, the impact coastal communities are facing in a changing world, environmental sustainability, or nature-based solutions can particpate in the SENS Coastal Climate and Nature Fellowship, a Government of Canada–funded international research initiative led by the School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) at the University of Saskatchewan. This exciting opportunity is designed for students eager to explore pressing environmental issues in diverse and dynamic coastal settings.

For more information: Eco-shores - School of Environment and Sustainability | University of Saskatchewan

Questions?  Contact Dr. Varuni Jayasooriya: varuni.jayasooriya@usask.ca

 

SENS Coastal Climate and Nature Fellowships - Philippines

 photo of SENS EcoShores Philippines

USask graduate student interested in studying the effects of climate change, the impact coastal communities are facing in a changing world, environmental sustainability, or nature-based solutions can particpate in the SENS Coastal Climate and Nature Fellowship, a Government of Canada–funded international research initiative led by the School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) at the University of Saskatchewan. This exciting opportunity is designed for students eager to explore pressing environmental issues in diverse and dynamic coastal settings.

For more information: Eco-shores - School of Environment and Sustainability | University of Saskatchewan

Questions?  Contact Dr. Varuni Jayasooriya: varuni.jayasooriya@usask.ca

SENS Coastal Climate and Nature Fellowships - Sri Lanka

 Photo of SENS EcoShores Sri Lanka

USask graduate student interested in studying the effects of climate change, the impact coastal communities are facing in a changing world, environmental sustainability, or nature-based solutions can particpate in the SENS Coastal Climate and Nature Fellowship, a Government of Canada–funded international research initiative led by the School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) at the University of Saskatchewan. This exciting opportunity is designed for students eager to explore pressing environmental issues in diverse and dynamic coastal settings.

For more information: Eco-shores - School of Environment and Sustainability | University of Saskatchewan

Questions?  Contact Dr. Varuni Jayasooriya: varuni.jayasooriya@usask.ca

St. Thomas More College

ANTH 365.3 Museiology end Egyptian Material Culture

 

  • Location: Turin, Italy
  • Travel Dates: May 23 - June 20, 2026
  • Deadline to apply: January 15, 2026
  • Trip Lead: Dr. Caroline Arbuckle
  • To apply:  Application closed

Students and the instructor will be headed to Turin, Italy, and be introduced to the field of museology while working in one of the most prestigious museums dedicated to ancient Egyptian artefacts, the Museo Egizio. Students will visit additional museums and archaeological sites in order to learn about different museum professions, consider the ethics of museum collections and the display of human remains, and work with objects that are 1000s of years old.  

For more information: Museology and Egyptian Material Culture Information page

Questions?  Contact Dr. Caroline Arbuckle: carbuckle@stmcollege.ca

 

Contact us

For more information about the specific Faculty led taught abroad program you are intersted in, contact the listed Faculty member under the program details