Virtual Programs
Study Abroad and Away offers several programs in a virtual format, including the Virtual International Partners (VIP) program and virtual Faculty-Led Programs (FLP). Please click on the links below for more details.
Winter 2022 Faculty-Led Programs (FLP)
Deadlines Extended to October 20, 2021
Faculty-Led Programs (FLPs) are San Jose State University (SJSU) courses taught by SJSU faculty from various academic fields. Courses typically range from 3-6 units and a majority of our programs satisfy upper division GE courses (Area R, S and V). Virtual FLPs incorporate immersive learning activities that highlight the destination and culture of focus.
The table below lists the virtual FLPs offered during Winter 2022. Please check back for more virtual FLP offerings in future terms.
| Country | SJSU Course(s) | Program Title | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | GLST 188 (GE Area V) | Accidental Advocates in Australia - How to Save the World | info |
| Costa Rica | KIN 063A (PE) | Costa Rica: Pura Vida - Active Costa Rica | info |
| Germany | COMM 161F | Berlin - A Cultural Extravaganza | info |
| Italy | NUFS 139 (GE Area R) | Seaside in Sorrento | info |
| Japan | GLST 188 (GE Area V) | GLST: Dynasty and Dynamism in Tokyo | info |
| Japan | NUFS 144 (GE Area V) | NUFS: Gourmet Culinary Experience in Japan | info |
| Vietnam | KIN 111ITL (GE Area V) | Venture Around Vietnam - Sport & Culture | info |
Virtual International Partners (VIP) Programs
Virtual International Partner (VIP) programs provide San Jose State University students the opportunity to learn about another culture while communicating with an international partner for a semester-long virtual exchange. Participants are connected with partners and virtually meet to have discussions on a variety of topics (ex: food, holidays, family, school, etc.) and learn about each other. Students can either take a 1-unit course alongside the program (currently only offered to CHHS students) or participate in a non-credit-bearing version. The programs run in both fall and spring semesters. Click the links below for more details.