IEEP offers students the opportunity to travel and learn under the direction of UM and non-UM faculty during Intersession, Spring Break, and Summer in the fields of architecture, communications, foreign languages, and more! Students pay UM tuition and a travel fee. For more information please call 305-284-3434, visit us at 111 Allen Hall, e-mail us, or contact the UM professor directly for course details.
To apply, please complete and submit the following form to the IEEP office:
For more information on the application procedures and forms, please click on the link 'Procedures and Forms' in the left hand column.
Deadlines:
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November 1 - Deadline for Intersession courses abroad
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February - Deadline for Spring Break courses abroad
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April 1 - Deadline for Summer courses abroad
****Deadline may be extended by individual professors****
Inherent to international travel and extended stays in other countries is the constant possibility of changing circumstances. Circumstances may change as a result of changing conditions in the United States, the host country and/or the host institution. As a result, UM reserves the right to change the program’s requirements, itinerary, accommodations, activities, and educational and non-educational programs offered. UM further reserves the right to make any changes to the program to ensure the safety of the program’s participants and staff. In the event of any changes, no reimbursements will be offered.
Faculty-Led Courses Abroad and Honors Credit
Honors students going on faculty-led courses can designate a regular class as an honors course by doing additional work and going through the 'pink sheeting' process. You would arrange this with the faculty member. Here is the info about pink sheeting taken from the UM website:
Pink Sheeting:
Some regular courses can be approved for Honors credit. Approval of such courses requires the consent of the professor teaching the course, and the completion of clearly specified, additional work. Forms to request approval for non-Honors courses for Honors credit (commonly called "pink sheets") may be obtained from the Honors Program Office or by printing the form below. The most important aspects of the pink sheeting policy are:
1. Students may pink sheet only after taking 3 regular Honors courses-9 Honors credits (or if they are simultaneously enrolled in the third regular course).
2. No course at the 100 or 200 level may be pink sheeted.
3. Courses at the 300 and 400 levels may be pink sheeted only if clearly specified, additional work is listed on the form with the professor's signature and approved by the Director of Honors.
4. Courses at the 500 level count for Honor's credit without the necessity of submitting a pink sheet for the course.
5. Pink sheets must be turned in no later than the end of the third week of classes for the fall and spring semesters and the second week of classes for the summer semesters. Retroactive pink sheets are not permitted.
6. No more than 6 of the 24 required honors credits may be earned through pink sheets. There are no exceptions to this rule.
7. Please see the requirement brochure that is mailed every fall semester.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING PINK SHEETS FOR
SPRING - FALL 2008
| Spring 2008 | 3rd week of classes | 4 Feb. 2008 |
| 1st Summer 2008 | 2nd week of classes | 28 May 2008 |
| 2nd Summer 2008 | 2nd week of classes | 9 July 2008 |
| Fall 2008 | 3rd week of classes | 10 Sept 2008 |
Click here for the Summer II 2008 pinksheet.
Click here for the Fall 2008 pinksheet.
It is the responsibility of the student to print the form, complete page 1, submit the form to the Professor who will complete page 2, and return the completed form to the Honors Program Office, Building 21 Room Y by the deadline dates noted above.
