The SOLES Global Center supports and provides graduate students with global education opportunities. We believe students who study abroad gain unique insight and perspectives necessary to thrive as global citizens committed to positive change. Graduate students have the opportunity to engage with international communities, where they can collaborate with future teachers in post-colonial contexts, become immersed in experiential activities focused on critically responsive multicultural counseling, or see first hand how globalization influences nonprofit and educational leadership, policy, and practice. To further the Universities internationalization efforts, we also support SOLES faculty members as they research and design new international courses.

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International Experience Requirement Application Form

Student Travel Award Application

Spring 2022 Courses

MFTS 533i Family Development Professor: Dr. Todd Edwards Location: Germany and the Czech Republic

COUN 550i Couples and Sexuality Professor: Dr. Kristopher Hall Location: France

COUN 536i Applied Theories and Teachings for Counseling in School Settings Professor: Dr. Ian Martin Location: Chile

COUN 590Fi Fieldwork in School Settings Professor: Dr. Catherine Griffith Location: Chile

COUN 547i Risk Assessment and Trauma Interventions / COUN 537i School Counseling Consultation, Crisis, and Trauma Professor: Dr. Ned Golubovic Location: Northern Ireland

LEAD 623i / EDUC 511i Education Systems in Post-Conflict Environments Professors: Dr. Lea Hubbard and Asst. Dean Dews Location: Northern Ireland

*Beginning January 1, 2020, SOLES students will be limited to a maximum of two courses for which a tuition reduction will be applied for courses taken as part of the SOLES Global Center programming. Students may enroll in additional study abroad course options, but will be billed according to regular tuition rates for their academic program.