The "Into the Andes—History, Environment, Culture" program offers financial aid eligibility, with program fees that do not include airfare or personal expenses, covering lodging, meals, transportation for excursions, entrance fees, cultural activities, and health insurance, while outlining additional costs students should anticipate.

The "Into the Andes—History, Environment, Culture" program includes a pre-departure and on-site orientation, requires participants to make their own travel arrangements, and mandates a valid passport for U.S. citizens, while non-U.S. citizens must check visa requirements independently; participants are covered by GeoBlue Global Health Insurance during the program.

Jordan Lauhon specializes in Latin American history, with extensive experience in the Andes, having worked in Ecuador, traveled widely across Latin America, and earned a Ph.D. from UC Davis.

The "Into the Andes—History, Environment, Culture" program includes simple accommodations at Casa Campesina with meals provided, offers various excursions like tours of Cuzco and Machu Picchu, and emphasizes the need for students to review risk advisories before participating.

UC Davis Summer Abroad Peru offers students the opportunity to earn units over the summer through immersive coursework, enhanced by local excursions, guest lectures and reflective assignments.

Explore the diverse cultural and natural landscapes of the Peruvian highlands. Based in Cuzco, the program includes trips to Machu Picchu and Lake Titicaca.