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International Education
O'Dowd Hall, Room 328
586 Pioneer Drive
Rochester,
MI
48309-4482
(location map)
(248) 370-2889
ie@qthklwl.com
Office hours
Mon - Fri: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Alex Zimmerman, Director
(248) 370-2843
azimmerman@qthklwl.com
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OU Faculty-Led Programs
Faculty-led programs are the heart of OU’s study abroad offerings. Go abroad with an OU professor and a group of OU students, taking a course carefully designed to showcase international perspectives on your field and fit seamlessly into OU’s curriculum. Faculty-led courses generally take place over summer or semester breaks and involve study abroad experiences of between one and six weeks.
Use the tabs to the left to explore the faculty-led study abroad programs available. When you find the one that is right for you, begin your application and contact the professor leading the program to introduce yourself!