What is a Carleton Course Taught Abroad?
Some academic units offer courses taught abroad, i.e. courses taught by Carleton instructors to Carleton students, outside of Canada. The topics of these courses can change from year to year. They are run in a range of different countries and can be run by different faculty and different departments. These courses are usually held in the early summer term and typically take place over a three week period.
These courses are open to BGInS students who have third year standing at the time of the course, though some options may have some additional course prerequisites.
Summer 2023 Carleton Courses Taught Abroad
AFRI 3100/MUSI 3200 – Urban & Rural Music in Community
Destination: Dagbamete, Ghana
Dates: May 11-27, 2023 (tentative)
Professor: Kathy Armstrong
GEOG 3030 – Revolution and the City
Destination: Havana, Cuba
Dates: April 30 – May 13, 2023
Professors: David Hugill and Patrizia Gentile
RELI 3850 – Religion in Historical and Contemporary Contexts in the ‘Holy Land’
Destination: Israel including Jerusalem, Dagania, and Tel Aviv
Dates: May 2-23, 2023
Professors: Deidre Butler and Pamela Walker
Required Documentation
Students doing a Carleton course taught abroad must complete the Carleton travel registry and the applicable forms and documents for Carleton courses taught abroad.