
Task 1: Determine U-M Travel Eligibility Task 2: Determine travel regulations and entry requirements for your destination. Task 3: Review the Safety and Security subpage Task 4: Review the Health subpage
Step-by-step guidance for early travel planning:
Step 1: Review Requirements for International Travel
Task 1: Determine U-M Travel Requirements
Task 2: Determine travel regulations and public health-specific entry requirements for your destination
Remember:
Task 3: Download and review the Additional Considerations for International TravelTask 4: Review the U-M Travel FAQs page to learn more about travel during the pandemic |
Step 2: Review Resources for Travel Health
Task 1: Review the U-M Travel Health Preparation Guide
Task 2: Review the U-M Safety Abroad Orientation
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Other Considerations:
Selecting Safe Housing Abroad
Some overseas programs provide housing, and in other cases students are responsible for finding their own accommodations. These resources can help students select safe housing abroad:
Task 1: Follow a housing checklist
Task 2: Determine housing priorities
Task 3: View the U.S. Department of State Overseas Security Advisory Council’s COVID-19 Prevention Measures Housing Checklist |
Partnering with an NGO Overseas
Many U-M students choose to create independent or group travel experiences abroad by working with a non-governmental organization (NGO). Complete these tasks to ensure you have found the right fit.
Task 1: Review the self-assessment guide
Task 2: Rank your priorities by using this priority guide
Task 3: Develop an NGO profile and understand how to evaluate a potential NGO partnership
Task 4: Review the Community Engagement Collaborating for Change Online Minicourse (MOOC)
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Safety Considerations for Independent Study & Field Research Abroad
The Global Engagement Team in partnership with the Department of Anthropology developed the Safety Considerations for Independent Study & Field Research Abroad to support faculty, staff, and students on independent study or field research abroad. The goals of the resource include:
All independent travelers and field researchers are encouraged to download the resource and review when preparing travel.
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115
Countries
U-M hosted students from 115 countries in Fall 2020
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17
Programs
U-M’s International Institute houses 17 centers and programs focused on world regions and global themes