Office of Continuing Education

 Travel Programs

 Travel programs are educational programs that can take place in or outside the geographical boundaries of the United States.  This includes credit-based programs as well as non-credit or optional seminars.

TraveLearn Travel/Study Noncredit Programs

Indiana State University in partnership with the TraveLearn Network provides adult learners with an opportunity to combine learning with travel to 17 worldwide destinations.

Unique features of these programs include: Faculty escorts and in-country specialists who share their insights about the contemporary, natural, and historical aspects of the destinations visited, first class accommodations, small groups (average group size is 14 and never more than 20 participants), meetings with local people and specially arranged field experiences, and comfortably paced itineraries with time to pursue individual interests.  "Like taking a luxury field trip with the best teachers you ever had."

Indiana State University/TraveLearn escorted cultural and history tours are like time travel where you can see life in almost any century and enrich your understanding of other lands and people in: Central Europe, China, Egypt, Ireland, Italy, Greece, Morocco, Russia, Spain, and Turkey.

Indiana State University/TraveLearn escorted natural history and ecotours also explore the cultures of: Alaska, Antarctica, Australia, Belize, Costa Rica, Galapagos Islands and Ecuador, Kenya, and Peru.

Departures for these worldwide destinations are scheduled throughout the year.  For more information about these programs visit our website at www.travelearn.com/indianastate.

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