Extended Spring Travel Course Applications Due
Applications for the following programs have been extended to November 11, 2024:
Applications for the following programs have been extended to November 11, 2024:
Program dates and itinerary are tentative and subject to change. More information coming soon.
Tour the farms and regions of Germany and Austria to learn about international opportunities and guidelines in related equestrian events such as jumpers, eventers and western all-around horses.
Touring the Austrian and German riding associations enables students to compare and contrast American versus European techniques, governance and styles.
Program dates are tentative and subject to change
Program dates are tentative and subject to change
Learn more about the UK Heritage Livestock travel course offered in spring 2025!
Course Credit: 3 credits of AN S 496 for spring 2025 semester
Course Instructors: Dr. Jodi Sterle (jsterle@iastate.edu) and Matthew Wenger (mwenger@iastate.edu)
Learn more about the UK Heritage Livestock travel course offered in spring 2025!
Course Credit: 3 credits of AN S 496 for spring 2025 semester
Course Instructors: Dr. Jodi Sterle (jsterle@iastate.edu) and Matthew Wenger (mwenger@iastate.edu)
Learn more about the Economic Diversification, Trade, Food Security, and Culture in Singapore travel course that will be traveling spring break 2025!
Course Credit: 3 credits ECON 4960 during spring semester
Course Instructors:
Learn more about the Economic Diversification, Trade, Food Security, and Culture in Singapore travel course that will be traveling spring break 2025!
Course Credit: 3 credits ECON 4960 during spring semester
Course Instructors:
Learn more about the Agricultural Production, Business and Trade in Argentina travel course offered in spring 2025!Â
Course Credit: 3 credits of Agron 496 or Econ 496Â (1-2 credits in AGRON 496 +Â 1-2 credits in ECON 496 to total 3 credits)
Learn more about the Agricultural Production, Business and Trade in Argentina travel course offered in spring 2025!Â
Course Credit: 3 credits of Agron 496 or Econ 496Â (1-2 credits in AGRON 496 +Â 1-2 credits in ECON 496 to total 3 credits)