Each internship program pairs UC Davis Study Abroad with a partner organization that manages the personalized internship placements; arranges accommodations and excursions; leads onsite orientations and optional social events; and provides 24/7 emergency support. As part of the placement process for this program, participants will first enroll through UC Davis Study Abroad and then complete a supplemental application for the partner organization associated with their particular program.
The Internships and Culture program in London offers financial aid options and has distinct program fees based on students' enrollment cohorts, covering lodging, transportation, health insurance, and internship placement, while noting that airfare and personal expenses are not included.
The UC Davis "In Search of Scotland" study abroad program includes fees for accommodations, group meals, local transportation, excursions, and health insurance, with additional expenses like airfare, daily meals, and personal travel not covered.
The Internships and Culture program in London requires participants to complete a pre-departure orientation, make their own travel arrangements, and obtain necessary visas; it provides health insurance coverage and offers resources for U.S. and non-U.S. citizens regarding entry requirements and insurance details.
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The UC Davis "In Search of Scotland" study abroad program provides comprehensive orientation, travel arrangements, and insurance for participants, requiring valid passports for all, with no visa needed for U.S. citizens, while emphasizing the importance of researching entry requirements for non-U.S. citizens.
The "In Search of Scotland" UC Davis study abroad program offers accommodations in centrally located student residences, includes select group meals, and features excursions such as tours of Edinburgh, Glasgow, and the Scottish Highlands, while emphasizing cultural exploration and addressing the unique risks of living abroad.
