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Check the Study Abroad Office Events Calendar for upcoming information sessions!

Office for Honors, Research and International Study

OHRIS is located in room 3.04 in Painter Hall (PAI), just northeast of the tower between the Biological Laboratory (BIO) and Welch Hall (WEL) on 24th Street.

Mailing Address: The University of Texas at Austin College of Natural Sciences - Office of the Dean 1 University Station G2550 Austin, TX 78712

Proposing a Program

CNS faculty members who would like to propose a faculty-led study abroad program through the College of Natural Sciences can contact the Office for Honors, Research and International Study at   (512) 232-9358 for more information.

International Study
Will Bernadier
"From a research standpoint, seeing how science gets done in another country was an invaluable experience. "

- Will Berdanier, Physics

College of Natural Science students have a number of options for studying abroad. The UT Study Abroad Office and your CNS departmental academic advisors work together to provide you with the resources and support you need to identify the study abroad opportunity that is right for you.

With careful and early planning, you can find a program that complements your goals and fits into your degree plan. Experience a new culture, gain valuable life experience, and keep on track to
graduation at the same time!

GETTING STARTED

  • Talk to your academic advisor, as they can help you identify the best course options to meet degree requirements and help you determine the ideal semester to participate.
  • Contact the Study Abroad Office to learn about your campus resources, how to choose the program that best fits your needs, scholarships, and the application process. Information session dates and times can be found on the Study Abroad Office homepage events calendar.

EXPLORE OPTIONS FOR STUDY ABROAD

 

tulum
Take courses where the ocean is your classroom.

 

 
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