Through the Global Learning Hub, each and every UC Davis student can find global learning opportunities available on campus, in the region, and across all seven continents. The hub’s network of local and global academic, experiential, and leadership programs helps develop capacity for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students to engage with global issues and make a difference in the world as the next generation of global problem solvers.
As a part of Global Affairs, the Global Learning Hub aims to inspire global curiosity, understanding, and engagement.
Program Recommendations for PSC Majors
UC Davis Summer Abroad
- Personality Psychology in Berlin (Summer Abroad)
- Genetics—The Global Language of Biology (Summer Abroad)
- Bio Sci 2A on the Emerald Isle (Summer Abroad)
- Bio Sci 2B in Dublin (Summer Abroad)
- Bio Sci 2C in Edinburgh (Summer Abroad)
- Statistics for Biological Sciences (Summer Abroad)
- Science of the Mind (Summer Abroad)
- Psychology Internships in Ireland (Summer Abroad Internships)
- Psychology Internships in New Zealand (Summer Abroad Internships)
- Psychology Internships in London (Summer Abroad Internships)
- Search all UC Davis Global Learning opportunities in PSC
UC Education Abroad Program (UCEAP)
- University of Hong Kong
- University of Auckland
- Explore Israel
- Explore South Africa
- National Autonomous University of Mexico
- Search for all UCEAP programs in PSC
Department Information
UC Davis Psychology Department Website
Advisor Tips
- Before going abroad, it is always a good idea to consult with your major advisor about your study abroad plans. For some programs, such as UCEAP, you are required to meet with your major advisor as part of the application process. You may be able to fulfill many major requirements while abroad so it’s recommended, and sometimes mandatory, to create an academic plan with your major advisor while applying for a particular study abroad program.
- While abroad, you may need to remain in contact with your major advisor for academic advising regarding specific courses.
- Be sure to keep all course descriptions and syllabi!
- When you return, see your major advisor as needed.