| Fall Term | mid-August to mid-December |
| Winter Term | mid-January to late May |
Instruction in English, Thai language study
Off-campus housing with Thai students; Thai homestays in communities
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16 Michigan in-residence credits per term
- Sophomore, Junior, or Senior standing
- Minimum 2.75 GPA
- No language prerequisites
Participants are required to take 1 core course (The Human Perspective on Development and the Environment), 2 research-related courses (Directed Research Field Study/Practicum and Social Research Methods) plus a Thai language course. Core course brings students into direct contact with people directly engaged in socio-political movements in Thailand and shows how a broad range of development and environmental issues affect local communities. Participants quickly learn to directly apply what they’ve studied in the classroom. Read about course descriptions at the CIEE website: www.ciee.org. Note: courses repeat each term, so academic year participation is not an option.
Host university web link: CIEE
Thailand Newsletter
Guide for Accepted Students: Thailand Academic Year Program Handbook (PDF)
Guide for Accepted Students: Thailand Winter Program Handbook (PDF)
Host University Guide for Accepted Students: CIEE Thailand Program Handbook (PDF)
General OIP Study Abroad Manual (PDF)
Talk with a program Student Alum: E-Advisor
Talk with Thailand's Study Abroad Advisor: oip-thailand@umich.edu
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