The "Paradise Found—Sustainable Planning and Design" program fees cover shared lodging, meals, transportation, and field trips, while additional personal expenses like airfare, entertainment, and medical emergencies are not included, with financial aid potentially available for eligible students.

The UC Davis "Oxford on Film" study abroad program allows eligible students to use financial aid for fees, which include dormitory-style accommodations, breakfast, group meals, and program-related transportation, while noting that total costs are subject to change and exclude airfare and personal expenses.

The UC Davis "Oxford on Film" program includes pre-departure and on-site orientations, requires participants to manage their own travel arrangements and comply with entry requirements, offers health insurance coverage, and provides resources for LGBTQIA+ travelers, with guidance from the U.S. Department of State on travel safety.

The UC Davis "Oxford on Film" study abroad program offers dormitory-style accommodations, provides breakfast, encourages local dining for lunch and dinner, and includes tentative excursions such as walking tours, visits to the Oxford Botanic Garden and Stonehenge, while also addressing the unique risks of studying abroad and providing resources for student experiences.

Karma Waltonen has taught at UC Davis since 2000. In 2015, she won the Academic Federation Excellence in Teaching Award. She teaches a variety of writing and literature classes, including courses on science fiction, Shakespeare, Writing in Film, and Writing in Social Justice.