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
Contact
Melissa Knight
International Science Coordinator
Office for Honors, Research and International Study
Email Melissa
(512) 232-9358
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Science is global, and the leading scientists and doctors of the 21st century will be the people who have an understanding of global issues, the courage to take risks, and the confidence to immerse themselves in the unknown. The companies, graduate programs and medical schools to which the college's students apply know that, and they recognize and reward applicants who have a global perspective and an adventurous spirit. The first step toward going abroad is realizing that it's possible. The second step is visiting the Office for Honors, Research and International Study (see contact info at left), where there's information for students on how to:
The University of Texas at Austin has agreements with hundreds of colleges and universities around the world that allow you to take core classes abroad. Visit the UT Study Abroad Office website and search the programs database.
International Study HighlightsWe are happy to announce that three CNS Students are the recipients of an IEFS award in the amount of $1200 for Spring 2010.
Shinetin and Rachel are current Dean's Scholars students. We look forward to hearing about their study abroad experiences!
Students go to class in surprising places!
Development, Health and Society Program in Kenya
Take courses where the ocean is your classroom
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Science is global, and the leading scientists and doctors of the 21st century will be the people who have an understanding of global issues, the courage to take risks, and the confidence to immerse themselves in the unknown. The companies, graduate programs and medical schools to which the college's students apply know that, and they recognize and reward applicants who have a global perspective and an adventurous spirit. The first step toward going abroad is realizing that it's possible. The second step is visiting the Office for Honors, Research and International Study (see contact info at left), where there's information for students on how to: