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Washington, D.C.

Communications and politics in d.c..

Join Dr. Emily Kofoed and Dr. David Wallace in one of the longest running partnerships USC Upstate offers! Travel to Washington, D.C. to partner with students from Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal in completing a multimedia project. Use the U.S. capital as your classroom as you learn cross-cultural skills relevant to your future career. The program includes 3 credit hours though enrollment in JOUR U398.

View the previous group project on  YouTube . 

Program details are subject to change.

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Program dates.

Departure: March 3, 2024 Return: March 9, 2024

Dates are subject to change.

Program Fee

Program Fee:  $750

Fee includes:  Housing, transportation, pre-departure orientation.

Fee does not include:  USC Upstate spring tuition, meals.

Payment Schedule: Deposit – Dec. 15, 2023: $250 Final Payment – Jan. 15, 2024: $500

How to Apply

Students interested in applying to this program should email  [email protected]  to receive the necessary documents. Virtual or in-person advisement may also be requested to discuss any issues related to study away.

Contact Information

Program Leader: Dr. Emily Kofoed Email:  [email protected]

Program Leader: Dr. David Wallace Email:  [email protected]

Study Abroad Advisor: Patrick McCleary Email:  [email protected]

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Founded in 1967, the University of South Carolina Upstate is one of the nation’s top public regional universities. What began as a commitment to helping the state avoid a nursing shortage has matured into a more than $500 million annual impact on South Carolina.

Located along the I-85 corridor in Spartanburg between Greenville and Charlotte, N.C., USC Upstate is ranked by U.S. News & World Report among the Top Public Schools in the South. We are a major producer of talent for the region, boasting more than 6,000 students, 1,300 new graduates per year, and about 30,000 alumni, many of whom live and work in South Carolina.

USC Upstate is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) and is one of four universities within the University of South Carolina System. We have more than 50 undergraduate and graduate programs in the liberal arts and sciences, business administration, nursing, and education, as well as 15 NCAA Division I sports teams.

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Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Spartanburg is known as "Hub City" for its location between multiple major city centers, including Charlotte, North Carolina, and Atlanta, Georgia. The Upstate region, where Spartanburg is located, is one of the fastest-growing regions in the country and is home to over 450 international businesses, including the largest BMW manufacturing plant in the world. The city of Spartanburg has seen rapid development, which mirrors the region's growth.

Spartanburg enjoys all four seasons with mild winters that may only see snow once or twice a year. The spring and fall offer warm days with cool nights. Summer provides as much sun as you could want with heat to match. Nothing beats our warm summer evenings! Are you looking for some relief from the high temperatures? A quick drive north into the mountains provides some amazing hiking opportunities in the cooler mountain air. The Atlantic Ocean is accessible by car and is most easily accessed by visiting the global city of Charleston, South Carolina.

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USC Departments Offering Travel Abroad

USC’s academic units and departments offer a range of opportunities and signature programs that provide unique experiences. Some programs are open to all students, while others are limited to students within a particular school or major. Please connect with each department’s student travel abroad office with questions and to learn more.

Take a look at programs from:

• Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism

Chan Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy

• Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
• Gould School of Law

Keck School of Medicine

• Leonard Davis School of Gerontology
• Mann School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
• Marshall School of Business
• Price School of Public Policy
• Roski School of Art and Design

School of Architecture

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Annenberg International Programs

Annenberg International Programs offers dynamic study abroad programs specifically designed to expand upon and enhance the communication, public relations, and journalism curriculum found at Annenberg. Program options range from semester-long to summer experiential programs and short-term spring break career immersions that are open to eligible undergraduate students and graduate students, and select programs are open to all USC majors.

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The USC Chan Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy offers extensive and unique opportunities for students to study abroad during their graduate education. Overseas opportunities include fieldwork (clinical training), doctoral residency, and short-term externship experiences which can be undertaken with a broad array of global partners. Since 2013, USC Chan students have completed travel abroad experiences in more than 35 countries on 6 continents.

Dornsife Faculty-Led Programs

Dornsife Faculty-Led Programs (FLP) are open to undergraduates from all schools and include a wide array of options such as Problems without Passports, core courses, and basic language courses that reflect various disciplines and studies, include domestic and international travel and range in duration from one week to an entire semester. There are a dynamic variety of session choices for students to choose from such as Julymester, Fall Break, Spring Semester, Spring Semester Tail, Spring Break, Maymester, and Departmental Summer.

Dornsife Overseas Studies

USC Dornsife programs are open to undergraduates from all schools. They offer exciting and diverse opportunities to spend a semester or year studying abroad with over 60 programs in over 25 countries, as well as a summer program at Cambridge. Some programs include opportunities for research, field work, internships, or community service projects. All students are encouraged to integrate study abroad into their USC experience.

Gould School of Law’s Externship Program

The externship program affords Gould’s J.D. students opportunities to earn academic credit working outside the United States for a semester with organizations such as the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg or courts in The Hague. Application processes can be lengthy, so interested students should contact the Direct of Externships as early as possible at  [email protected] .

Department of Population and Public Health Sciences

The Department of Preventive Medicine offers unique international study experiences in various countries around the world. These opportunities are led by USC faculty experts in global health and may include cultural immersion, public health research, experiential learning, and practicum/internships. The programs are open to all USC graduate students.

The Keck School of Medicine supports international research and clinical experiences for medical students. Pre-Clinical students have the opportunity to conduct international research as a Summer Research Fellow. Students in their post-clerkship phase can receive elective credit for 2-4 week clinical international rotations or complete a year of international research as a Dean’s Research Scholar.

Master of Science in Global Medicine Program

Global Medicine students have the opportunity to travel three times per year. Our 10-14 day study away courses provide students with the opportunity to observe healthcare scenarios and meet with healthcare leaders in clinical, business, and NGO settings. With opportunities in over twelve countries, on five continents, our most recent study away courses have been held in Japan, Panama, Nepal, Denmark, India, Malaysia, and South Africa.

Leonard Davis School of Gerontology Study Abroad

Every summer, students from the USC Leonard Davis School and across the university will travel across the world to explore aging! Course topics range from how nutrition and food culture affect longevity to how psychology changes with aging and how death customs and ceremonies vary throughout ancient and modern societies. Want to join students on these exciting and educational adventures? Courses are available to outside individuals (requires enrolling as a limited-status student).

Mann School Office of Global Initiatives

Through its extensive network of partners, the USC Alfred E. Mann School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Office of Global Initiatives offers practice-oriented international experiences designed to foster global learning for future healthcare professionals. Global Pharmacy Experiences (GPEs) are short-term (typically two-week) programs for individuals or groups of students to explore the practice of pharmacy in various international settings. International Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences are intensive six-week rotations for P4 students hosted by institutional partners in multiple countries. Undergraduates can gain valuable insights into pharmacy practices worldwide through faculty-led programs. Mann School students also pursue international experiences through the International Pharmaceutical Students Federation.

Marshall Global Programs and Partnerships (GPP)

USC Marshall Global Programs and Partnerships (GPP) manages global immersion courses for undergraduate and graduate students. The experiential nature of these programs positions students inside a true global lab offering hands-on project work and dynamic visits to global companies that leverage the Trojan Network. Additionally, GPP offers MBA study abroad exchange opportunities for students seeking a further immersive global experience at Marshall. No matter which international opportunity they choose, students build both competence and confidence as well as develop global eyes.

Marshall School of Business Undergraduate International Programs

USC Marshall School of Business Undergraduate International Programs offer a full portfolio of in-country immersive programs with a focus on global business studies and training. We offer full-semester, study-abroad opportunities where students may satisfy business requirements (open to business and accounting majors only), as well as international summer internships and short-term study programs (open to all majors).

Price Global Engagement Office

International Labs are experiential learning opportunities in which USC students integrate classroom knowledge with professional practice by providing policy-related consulting services outside the United States. Lab participants collaborate as multidisciplinary teams to address a particular project identified by the client in the host country. Students analyze information pertinent to the project and its context, then produce a set of recommendations for accomplishing project objectives.

The Price International Lab, a four-unit graduate course, provides the essential clinical link between academic education and professional practice in a foreign setting. It also provides a significant opportunity for students to work in multidisciplinary teams, apply respective capabilities and knowledge to a common problem, and experience different cultures.

Price Real Estate

RED 585: Comparative International Development Workshop (2.0 units) – An international study tour class which includes a 10-day professional-level overseas visit.  MRED students meet notable developers, government officials and prominent business leaders who are actively involved in the international real estate community.

RED 469: Mixed Use Development Process (4.0 units) – An international study tour class that includes a spring break field project focusing on the design, financial, legal and management challenges of mixed-use real estate developments.

Price Student Affairs

The USC Price School recognizes the importance of training the next generation of professionals to be competitive in a globalized context. The Price School has partnered with institutions across the world to establish exchange programs for students to enrich their learning experiences. These semester-long programs are one-to-one exchanges and afford Price students the opportunity to study at one of our partner schools and students of our partner schools to study at USC.

Roski School Study Abroad

Roski School Study Abroad programs offer students the opportunity to enrich their studio practice with a global perspective. These include partnerships through a range of schools from Europe to Australia through the Dornsife Office of Overseas Studies, and a direct partnership with the University of the Arts London (UAL). We also offer short-term faculty-led international Study Tours (e.g. Maymester).

The USC School of Architecture offers multiple study abroad opportunities created to coincide with our specific architecture curriculum. Offerings change periodically in order to better meet the needs of the students and align with the mission of the school’s global initiatives.

USC Viterbi offers an array of overseas experiences from Viterbi Maymester and Fall Lead programs to semester long exchange programs and a summer research program. Viterbi study abroad programs help Viterbi students gain a global engineering perspective while working towards their academic and career goals.

USC Career Center’s Global Fellows Internship Program

The USC Career Center’s Global Fellows Internship Program provides funding for USC undergraduates to live and intern in Asia for ten weeks during the summer. This program seeks to promote understanding and develop quality work relationships and experiences between the United States and Asia.

USC Africa Student Fund

The USC Africa Student Fund is a scholarship intended to support undergraduate student travel to African countries for study, research, service-based learning, and internships. Students who have identified a project or program are invited to apply with this funding in mind. Winners may receive full or partial funding to help cover airfare costs associated with their proposed project or program.

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Survey of global and transnational concepts, topics, events, social and political movements, and cultural patterns in selected societies. Special attention is given to themes such as feminism, sexuality, human rights, language, identity, and cross-cultural encounters and topics such as migration, war, terrorism, religion, global cinema and popular culture, global health policies, global climate change, and protest music and art.

Travel in selected regions of international and cross-cultural interest, and field study of culture and intercultural relations, with an emphasis on global literacy, globalization or transnationalism. This course may be repeated as long as location/content are different.

Intensive study of selected topics. This course may be taken twice if the topic is different.

Directed research and reading project outside the classroom of a complex and extensive nature in keeping with the student's major creative and/or scholarly interests. May be repeated with the consent of the instructor and advisor for a total of no more than 6 hours of undergraduate credit.

Supervised professional experience or research outside of the classroom, involving a meaningful project or activity for the employing firm or organization and a scholarly project for the student. For each credit hour, a student is to work 45 hours with an approved agency. A contractual agreement signed by the student, the instructor of record, and other designated faculty and administrators is required. A student may repeat GLST U499 once with a different internship contract description for a total of no more than six hours of undergraduate credit.

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Passport to Adventure

For Burns, whose appetite for travel was whetted during a summer trip to Spain led by Maria Montesó, senior instructor of Spanish, the award is a chance to keep building her Spanish skills. “I feel like this is the opportunity I really needed to help with my Spanish major,” she said.

Five other students received grants to cover the cost of a passport. The awards were a new feature of the Global Career Forum this year, and were made possible by event sponsors whose representatives led roundtable discussions with students and provided information about the companies.

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You will need a passport that is valid for at least six months AFTER the end of your study abroad program. Overseas Studies recommends that students opt for expedited processing and shipping for all applications. Click below to read more about applying for a new or renewed U.S. passport.

Eligibility and Admission

Students must meet the eligibility requirements set by the USC Dornsife Office of Overseas Studies and the host institution, and they must apply to and receive admission from both institutions. Please refer to  general eligibility  rules and the Eligibility section on the Overview tab on each  program  page. The exceptions are USC Paris and USC Madrid, where Overseas Studies solely determines admission. Note that Overseas Studies will check student conduct records with SJACS, USC Housing and the Title IX office in determining eligibility to study abroad.

Application Requirements

Students must allow ample time to complete the Overseas Studies application. All applications require:

• On this form, students will list the courses they wish to take abroad. The form must be signed by the student’s academic advisor(s).
• Letter(s) of recommendation
• Personal Statement
• Official USC transcript
• Students may also submit a receipt or confirmation showing payment for a new or renewed passport at the time that the Overseas Studies application is submitted.

Additional requirements vary by program. Students should review the “How to Apply” tab on their specific program page.

Application Deadlines

The USC Overseas Studies application must be submitted by the USC Overseas Studies deadline. Applications submitted after that deadline will not be accepted, regardless of the host institution’s deadline.

Apply to One Program

Students may apply to only one Dornsife study abroad program unless the program is listed below as “more selective.”

A program may be listed as “more selective” for different reasons (e.g., space or enrollment limitations, higher GPA requirement, history of host institution using unlisted criteria, etc.)

Students applying to one of the following “more selective” programs may apply to a backup program.

• India – Bodh Gaya (fall only)
• Italy – ICCS Rome
• Japan – Nanzan University
• Japan – Waseda University (full year only)
• Jordan – Amideast Amman
• Jordan – CIEE Amman
• Morocco – Amideast Rabat
• Spain – USC Madrid
• South Korea – Yonsei University
• UK – London School of Economics (full year only)
• UK – British American Drama Academy (BADA)
• UK – University College London
• UK – King’s College London

NOTE:  If an applicant is admitted to the selective program, the backup application must be withdrawn .

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Global Experiences

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The University of Southern California offers global programs which challenge, inspire and encourage students to explore and expand their student experience. Uniquely located in Los Angeles, an international metropolis, students have access to study abroad opportunities and cultural experiences in some of the world’s most vibrant cities, aiming toward cross-cultural dialogue and learning. With these unique experiences, USC prepares its students for global citizenship and everyday life.

Opportunities by School

Across USC, opportunities await to propel you toward global experiences. Each department and academic unit tailors its program differently, with many offerings being open to students from other academic units. Learn more .

• Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
• Chan Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy
• Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
• Gould School of Law
• Keck School of Medicine
• Leonard Davis School of Gerontology
• Mann School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
• Marshall School of Business
• Price School of Public Policy
• Roski School of Art and Design
• School of Architecture
• Viterbi School of Engineering

Other Global Opportunities at USC

Africa student fund.

Take your studies to rapidly evolving communities where you will gain real-world, meaningful experience.

Global Fellows Internship Program (Asia)

An 8-week summer program to develop work experience in commercial, political and cultural centers such as Ho Chi Minh City, Osaka, Seoul, and Tokyo.

Broaden Your Horizons

Imagine the possibilities. An interdisciplinary education with a global perspective may open doors you might never have thought possible.

An alternate view on spring break

Spring break meant more than traveling home or partying with friends for the students on the Spring Break Career Immersion trip. In 2018, students were offered the chance to travel to Thailand to learn more about public diplomacy, communication management, nonprofit advocacy, social enterprise, journalism and public relations. And of course — elephants!

An education of real-life experiences

While exploring the beautiful culture and rich history in Thailand, students were able to meet with various public and private sector organizations to evaluate the areas of communication advocacy, community development, corporate social responsibility and sustainability within the context of Southeast Asia.

Experience the European centers of art, history and culture

Cross the London Bridge or visit the flower markets at Covent Garden. Students can experience the culture, art and diversity of London. It is just one of the many international destinations that hosts a study abroad program for USC.

Cross the London Bridge or visit the flower markets at Covent Garden, students can experience the culture, art and diversity of London. It is just one of the many international destinations that hosts a study abroad program for USC.

Get hands-on practice

Students on a Maymester course travel to Argentina to undertake hands-on geological fieldwork, studying the 470 million-year-old Famatinian arc and learning to work as an international research team.

Take the plunge to unknown depths

Our study abroad programs can push you to experiences you never imagined. Take the opportunity to open your perspective — even if that means taking an icy plunge.

Stock market today: Wall Street dips to send S&P 500 to its longest losing streak since January

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Sinking technology stocks sent Wall Street lower again on Wednesday, and the Standard & Poor’s 500 index fell to its fourth straight loss.

The index dipped 29.20 points, or 0.6%, to 5,022.21 for its longest losing streak since early January. It’s down 4.4% since setting a record late last month.

The Dow Jones industrial average slipped 45.66 points, or 0.1%, to 37,753.31, and the Nasdaq composite sank 181.88, or 1.1%, to 15,683.37.

Tech stocks slumped after ASML, a Dutch company that’s a major supplier to the semiconductor industry, reported weaker orders for the start of 2024 than analysts expected. Its stock trading in the United States slumped 7.1%.

Nvidia dropped 3.9% and Broadcom sank 3.5% to serve as the two heaviest weights on the S&P 500.

The weakness for tech overshadowed stronger-than-expected profit reports from some big companies, including United Airlines. It soared 17.4% after reporting stronger results for the start of the year than analysts expected, lifted by strong demand from business fliers.

The losses also came despite easing pressure from the bond market, which has been dictating much of Wall Street’s action lately. Sharp tumbles for oil prices lessened investors’ worries about inflation, which in turn helped Treasury yields ease.

The 10-year Treasury yield sank to 4.58% from 4.67% late Tuesday. The two-year yield, which moves more closely with expectations for the Federal Reserve, fell to 4.92% from 4.99%.

They gave back some of their big recent gains driven by traders giving up on hopes for imminent cuts to interest rates by the Fed.

Yields on Tuesday had returned to where they were in November after top officials at the Federal Reserve suggested that the central bank may hold its main interest steady for a while. It wants to get more confidence that inflation is sustainably heading toward its target of 2%. Its main interest rate has been sitting at its highest level since 2001.

High interest rates hurt prices for investments and increase the risk of a recession, but Fed officials are concerned after a string of reports this year has shown inflation remaining hotter than forecast .

Traders are now mostly expecting just one or two cuts to interest rates from the Federal Reserve this year, according to data from CME Group. That’s down from forecasts for six or more at the start of the year.

With little near-term help expected from an easing of interest rates, companies will need to deliver fatter profits to justify their big runs in stock price since autumn.

“I think markets are waiting on corporate news to decide where they’ll head next,” said JJ Kinahan, chief executive of IG North America.

Travelers slumped 7.4% after the insurer’s quarterly results fell short of forecasts. It had to contend with more losses from catastrophes.

J.B. Hunt Transport Services fell 8.1% after reporting weaker revenue and results than expected. It was hurt in part by competition in the eastern part of the country and by higher wages for workers and other costs.

On the winning side of Wall Street was Omnicom Group. It rose 1.6% after reporting stronger profit for the latest quarter than analysts expected. The marketing and communications company highlighted growth trends in most markets around the world, outside the Middle East and Africa.

The stock of Donald Trump’s social media company also continued to swing sharply, this time jumping 15.6%. That followed two straight losses of more than 14%. Experts say the stock is caught up in frenzied trading driven more by public sentiment around the former president than by the business prospects of the company.

In stock markets abroad, London’s FTSE 100 added 0.4% after a report showed U.K. inflation fell to its lowest level in 2½ years in March. That could further pave the way for a cut in interest rates there.

Other indexes rose modestly in Europe, and they were mixed in Asia. Japan’s Nikkei 225 fell 1.3%, while stocks jumped 2.1% in Shanghai.

Choe writes for the Associated Press. AP writers Yuri Kageyama and Matt Ott contributed to this report.

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