Students must be in good academic standing (minimum 1.5 CGPA) to participate in any of the experiences.
Academic Experiences: Students must be enrolled in the corresponding course to participate in the international component.
Co-curricular Experiences: Open to all UTM students in good academic standing regardless of program or year of study.
Costs
Included in the Cost the International Component: Flights, transportation, accommodation, meals, in-country activities associated with the course, and trip-cancellation insurance. Funding Available!
NOT Included in the Cost the International Component: Course fees, fees associated with travel insurance, trip cancellation insurance, additional optional tours/activities while abroad, visa applications, medical exams, vaccinations, and any other additional costs.
The cost of these trips is posted pending approval based on the University's Policy on Ancillary Fees. Updates will be posted as needed.
Please Note: We are striving to make UTM Abroad financially accessible please read more about the bursaries available here.
Academic Experiences
Take your learning to a new level by exploring the theme of your course in an international environment.
Travel with your professor and deepen your understanding of course materials
Experience a deeper understanding of course materials through real-world application
Learn about yourself your skills and your future
Why Academic Experiences?
Dedicated time in small groups to develop your relationship with wonderful UTM faculty.
Many of our courses offer the opportunity to practice research methods specific to your field.
Learn about course materials in a way you'll never forget.
Co-Curricular Experiences
Leadership and impact-based personal development through local and global community engagement.
Travel with intention and expand your global awareness.
Incorporate global learning into your local environment.
Learn about yourself, your skills and your future.
Why Co-Curricular Experiences?
Open to all UTM Students in good academic standing including those in first year.
Connect with peers across a variety of disciplines to learn about a theme important to all of you.
Learn a new way of travelling that engages with local communities, pushes you to go beyond your comfort zone and changes the way you think about global issues.
