TRU Field Schools
TRU offers a number of general and program specific Field Schools every year. A Field School is a TRU course, led by a TRU academic, that takes a group of students to another country for study as a group. Because Field Schools take place outside the traditional classroom, they supplement a student's academic training with hands-on experience in another culture or environment.
Field Schools normally run from two to six weeks in length and offer course credit that can be applied to your degree program. Some Field School courses are open to students across a wide range of degrees and programs. Most Field Schools operate during May through August.
There are CUEF financial awards available that are provided automatically once you are accepted as a student in a Field School. The award is normally $500 per student.
For more detailed information on the schools currently being offered please click on the links below or inquire directly with the appropriate department:
Additional information about the School of Nursing and the School of Social Work programs is provided below:
School of Nursing
The School of Nursing offers field schools to Samoa and Lesotho.
Please contact faculty directly for more information.
School of Social Work
The School of Social Work has offered field schools to Cuba and Mexico in the past. More experiences are being planned for the future.
The school has previously offered a field school to Mexico.
(Left: School of Social Work Field School to Mexico - August 2006.)
Associated Documents:
SOCW 330: International Field School to Cuba
Modern Languages
The
School of Modern Languages offers Field Schools to enhance student language skills. Please check with the Department directly to see what future opportunities are planned.
To learn more, please
click here to view the Mexico Field School presentation.