Office of International Programs
Field Study Programs
"The Paris to Pau Field Study allowed me to immerse myself into a different culture for a short period of time, opening my eyes to differences in traditions, government policies, and food. I am thankful for the opportunity and have gained new skills that will help propel me in the future"
Field Study programs emphasize hands-on experiences and active engagement with the program location and local experts. They are led by Rollins faculty, are 1-3 weeks, and usually worth 2-4 credits. Costs range from $3000-$6000 and students can apply for partial need-based scholarships through International Programs. Awards range from $500-$2500. Scholarships post to the Student Account in late January (for programs in Dec., Jan. and March) and late May (for summer programs).
To provide access to these programs for as many students as possible, students who received funding from Rollins for a Field Study or Summer Approved program will generally not receive funding for a second Field Study/Summer Program. Students who received funding from Rollins for a semester program, may still receive funding for Field Study/Summer, but award amount may be impacted.
For more information or to discuss a specific program, click here to email or click here to schedule an advising session.
Winter Field Studies
- ASA 3XXF: Taiwan: From Rich Cultural Traditions to Postmodern Society
- BUS 390F: Brazil - Culture, Society, and Business
- BUS 395F: France - Paris to Pau - Business Boot Camp
- ENV 365F: Costa Rica - Environment and Development in Central America
Spring Break Field Studies
- rFLA 300F/ENG 301F: Cambodia - The Khmer Empire
- rFLA 300F: Washington D.C. - Learning and Teaching about the Holocaust
- Service Immersion: Trinidad and Tobago
Summer 2024 Field Studies
- BIO 250F: Dominican Republic - Expedition Biology
- BIO 388F: Maine - Marine Biology Laboratory
- BUS 395F: Ghana - Cultural and Business Treasures
- CHM 100F: South Korea - Science Tech Engineering & Math Culture
- ENV 353F: Costa Rica - National Parks and Protected Areas
- HIS 314F: Singapore: Multi-Cultural Society in the 21st Century
- POL 206F: Tanzania - Community Development and Ecotourism
- PSY 395F: Austria/UK - Freud and Frankl - Vienna and the Birthplace of Psychotherapy
- MPH 546F: Switzerland - Global Public Health (HOLT ONLY)
Summer 2025 Field Studies
- BIO 388F: Maine - Marine Biology Laboratory
- CHM 102F: Dominican Republic - Water, Sanitation and Health (WaSH)
- CLS 270F: Italy - Tombs, Temples, and Cathedrals: Christians and Pagans
- CMS 195F: Colombia - Innovation in Colombia
- EDU 346/546F: Rwanda - Rural Education
- ENV 353F: Costa Rica - National Parks and Protected Areas
- HIS 305F: Vietnam - Culture and History
- INT 295F: Philippines - Global Citizenship
- THE 350F: Scotland - Performance and Design at Edinburgh Fringe
- MLS 546F: Morocco - Historical Crossroads, Contemporary Challenges (HOLT ONLY)
First-Year Field Study
Experience the incredible biodiversity and stunning landscapes of “the Switzerland of the Americas.” See what it means to be a world leader in both environmental protection and sustainable development. Find out why Costa Rica was recently named the "Happiest place on Earth" by the New Economics Foundation.