A group of 13 UA Little Rock students traveled to the Bahamas for a study abroad research trip during spring break week from March 18-27.

UA Little Rock students participated in a study of island biogeography in the Bahamas during the summer of 2019. The students observed the island's many ecosystems and witnessed wildlife including sharks, sea turtles, and the critically endangered San Salvador rock iguana. The students kept field research journals and completed a research project on a topic of interest, which ranged from exploring the abundant life in the Bahamas' coral reef to biodiversity in the forests to the snails that lived in the island's tidepools.

University of Arkansas at Little Rock doctoral student Patricia Covington has found a passion for international collaboration after attending a prestigious summer ecology program in France.

Ryan Bourgoin, one of three UA Little Rock recipients of the U.S. Department of State's Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, spent seven weeks this summer living with a host family in Vedado, a neighborhood in Havana's business district, through USAC's La Habana (Havana) study abroad program. He took courses at The Instituto de Filosofia and studied government and politics in Latin American and Latin American social revolutions.

Seven University of Arkansas at Little Rock students traveled to Germany this summer for a unique opportunity to experience the art and architecture of Germany. Dr. Lynne Larsen, assistant professor of art history, led the July 2-17 trip, where students studied Rococo, Neoclassical, modern, and contemporary styles of art and architecture.

A group of University of Arkansas at Little Rock students saw firsthand how the growing migrant crisis has changed Europe in recent years. Dr. Rebecca Glazier and Dr. Christopher Williams, professors in the UA Little Rock School of Public Affairs, led 10 students to Europe June 4-20, where they visited London, Paris, and Berlin to learn more about the challenges Europe faces in light of the migrant crisis.

The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi is proud to announce its 2014 Study Abroad Grant recipients. The grants, worth $1,000, were awarded to 50 students nationwide.

University of Arkansas at Little Rock's Study Abroad program provides students the opportunity to visit another country and immerse themselves in its culture while they study, thus expanding their view of the world.

One University of Arkansas at Little Rock senior spent nine days of her winter break in Iceland, one of the greenest countries on the planet, for an intensive study of renewable energy.

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock's Study Abroad program provides students the opportunity to visit another country and immerse themselves in its culture while they study, thus expanding their view of the world.