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Start Planning Your Faculty-Led Program

Share what you know so far, and we’ll help you develop the possibilities.

You don’t need to have every detail worked out to begin planning. Whether you have a well-developed course and itinerary in mind or are just beginning to explore possibilities, share what you know so far and SRAS can help you think through locations, program structure, academic content, logistics, and next steps.

Start with What You Know

Faculty-led programs often begin with only a few basic parameters: an academic theme, a destination of interest, a preferred time of year, or simply an idea for what students might gain from being in the region.

Our planning form asks for basic information about your program idea, including your academic focus, preferred locations or regions, approximate dates and length, anticipated group size, and any activities, travel, or academic components you already have in mind. Estimates are fine at this stage.

Students in hardhats explore caves in Armenia.
Students in hardhats explore caves in Armenia.

What Happens Next

Once we receive your information, a member of the SRAS team will review your ideas and follow up to discuss the program. From there, we can work with you to refine the concept, identify appropriate locations and resources, consider program structure and logistics, and begin developing an itinerary and budget.

Program development is collaborative and can evolve as your academic goals, institutional requirements, student audience, and other details become clearer.

Ready to Start Planning?

Tell us what you know about your program so far. You don’t need a completed itinerary, firm dates, or a final group size to get started.

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