Virtual Scholar Lecture Series

Remote

Virtual Scholar Lecture Series

Customizable Global Pathways
Length:
Fall, Spring
Disciplines:
Anthropology, Sociology & Gender, History, Philosophy & Religion, Art, Design & Fashion, Biology, Chemistry & Physics, Business, Economics & Finance, Communications, Media & Marketing, Computer Science & Math, Criminal Justice & Law, Education & Child Development, Engineering, Environmental Studies & Sustainability, Health & Pre-Med, Language, Linguistics & Cultural Studies, Literature & Writing, Music, Film & Performing Arts, Political Science & International Relations, Psychology & Neuroscience, Urban Studies & Architecture
IES Abroad professor teaching in a classroom.

About the Program

Location: Virtual

Length: Periodic Lectures throughout the Term

Similar in scope and goals to in-person “visiting scholar programs” on U.S. campuses, each year IES Abroad will announce a list of 7-10 scholars that is rooted in global education and diverse perspectives and represents breadth of academic disciplines. Virtual Scholars can be scheduled for either a guest lecture or a classroom discussion. For each scholar, a brief bio will be listed, along with 1) titles and 100-word descriptions for two guest lectures (45 minutes) and 2) titles for two-to-three classroom discussion topics. This program will use technology to increase access and equity for “democratization of study abroad”—particularly to cohorts of students who cannot afford to study abroad, and/or for institutions that have financial constraints. This program is meant to appeal to faculty at all levels as a professional development opportunity and will include virtual lectures at any of IES Abroad’s 30+ global locations.

PLEASE NOTE: We cannot guarantee the availability of all housing, excursions, cultural events, guest lecturers or tours.

Academics

Guest Lectures or Open Classroom Discussions:

  • Program includes three guest lectures throughout the term focused on the Visiting Scholar's area(s) of academic expertise. 

Guest Lecture Design:

  • Can be arranged, discuss options and interests with your Customized Programs Manager (CPM) and the Center Staff.

Community Engagement:

  • Can be arranged in a limited capacity; potentially with other visiting scholars or faculty at IES Abroad partner institutions on-site. 

A global experience for your students starts here.

Customizable Global Pathways Interest Form
UT-Austin students on a Customized Program in London