Sample Syllabi, Assignments, and Activities

For those looking for open-access resources to support their instructional and program design in education abroad, the following resources may be of interest.  

The Forum's ​ hosted by Frontiers: The Interdisciplinary Journal of Study Abroad, is a curated, open-access collection of education abroad program models and case studies available to faculty scholar-practitioners and administrators who support program development and implementation. Each entry represents a critical reflection on an education abroad course or program and highlights innovative and evidence-based practices from across the globe and our field, including finalists and winners of The Forum's Award for Excellence in Education Abroad Curriculum Design. 

The HubICL  developed and maintained by the Center on Intercultural Learning, Mentoring, Assessment and Research (CILMAR) offers a free, open access searchable repository of activities and assignments that educators can draw upon as well as contribute to. The HubiICL also includes sample syllabi.​

The provides sample syllabi and activities for those designing community engaged learning programs in global contexts.

The  was developed by members of the Community Based Global Learning Collaborative and provides a range of activities, assignments and readings to support learners in their intercultural development and praxis journeys. ​

Additional Members Only Resources

The Guidelines, a supplement to the Standards of Good Practice for Education Abroad, offer detailed guidance for specific program types or facets of education abroad programming. Guidelines are free for members of The Forum on Education Abroad and are available for purchase to non-members.  to see if your institution is a member of The Forum!

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