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Information for Current Program Directors

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Program Proposal And Approval Guidelines For Faculty-led Study Abroad Programs

All current and new Faculty-Led Study Abroad Program Directors are required to submit official Study Abroad Program Proposals to the GT Study Abroad Committee each academic year. Questions about the proposal documents or the review and approval process should be directed to OIE.

Completed original proposals with signatures are due to OIE per the following schedule:

  • Fall Programs: March 1st of same year
  • Spring Programs: September 1st of prior year
  • Summer Programs: October 1st of prior year

Please download the proposal documents below:

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Faculty And Staff Orientations And Disciplinary Trainings For Study Abroad Programs

Faculty and Staff Orientations for Study Abroad Programs
GT faculty and staff who will be organizing, directing, coordinating, teaching, assisting, and/or participating in a GT faculty-led study abroad program are required to attend the Faculty and Staff Orientation organized by OIE. This orientation is presented in collaboration with Legal Affairs, Student Affairs, Human Resources, and Risk Management. The session is intended to serve as a guide for faculty and staff members who will be dealing with the various challenges of leading GT students abroad on a faculty-led program. There is one meeting offered for Spring program faculty/staff in November. Two options are offered for fall, academic year, and summer programs - the first in January and the second in February, faculty and staff need only attend one of these. For specific dates, times and locations of this year's orientations, please visit OIE's events calendar.

Download handouts provided at the Faculty and Staff Orientation.

Disciplinary Training
GT Faculty and staff who will be handling disciplinary issues, as well as other student affairs responsibilities while abroad, should attend this training presented each March or April by the Dean of Students and the GT Office of Student Affairs. The Dean will be available to provide her expertise and advice on how to deal with this aspect of programs abroad. For specific dates, times and locations of this year's Disciplinary Training for faculty and staff, please visit OIE's events calendar.

Download handouts provided at the Disciplinary Training.

For more information on the GT Office of the Dean of Students and their policies and procedures, please visit: Office of Student Affairs' web site

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OIE Information for Students

OIE is responsible for encouraging and assisting students in taking advantage of GT's study abroad options. Faculty-led study abroad applicants apply for programs through OIE and must attend mandatory orientations to be eligible to participate. Below is more information on some of the GT requirements for faculty-led study abroad students.

APPLICATION TO GT STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS
GT Students: GT students applying to GT Faculty-Led Study Abroad are required to submit GT's Central Faculty-Led Study Abroad Application to OIE. Students can access the application and instructions at www.oie.gatech.edu/apply

Transient and Special Students (Non-GT students): Students from other U.S. institutions may participate in some GT Faculty-Led Study Abroad Programs. These students are categorized as Transient or Special (non-degree seeking students), and thus must complete a different application process than GT students. Please refer all Transient/Special students to www.oie.gatech.edu/transient.

PRE-DEPARTURE
GT students are required to complete two mandatory Prep Meetings - PART ONE and PART TWO.

The PART ONE meeting is offered online - GO TO PART ONE ONLINE MEETING

The PART TWO meeting must be completed by attending one of the physical meetings offered by OIE. PART TWO Meeting dates, times and locations are listed on OIE's events calendar.