Upcoming Trips

A&T Study Away Opportunities

The N.C. A&T Study Away Program is designed for students with limited domestic travel experience, providing short-term Faculty/Staff-Led opportunities to explore unique regions of the United States. This initiative aims to broaden students’ perspectives by immersing them in diverse cultural, historical, and social environments within the U.S., serving as a stepping stone toward future international experiences. 

Study Away: Passport DC Experience in Washington, D.C.

Students

Applications open February 15th 

The Study Away: Passport DC Experience offers students an immersive journey through the cultural and international landscape of Washington, D.C. Led by the Office of International Affairs (OIA), this program provides a unique opportunity to explore the world without leaving the U.S. By visiting embassies, museums, and cultural institutions, students will engage with diverse global perspectives, cuisines, and traditions while gaining a deeper understanding of international relations and diplomacy.

Program Highlights

  • Embassy Visits – Explore select embassies during Passport DC, engaging with personnel, learning about global affairs, and experiencing cultural showcases.
  • Museum Tours – Visit renowned institutions like the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art and the U.S. Diplomacy Center to examine global contributions and diplomacy in action.
  • Culinary and Cultural Immersion – Enjoy authentic cuisine from around the world and engage in cultural performances and events that showcase the diversity of D.C.
  • Guest Lectures – Participate in guided discussions led by special guests in foreign affairs on topics such as global engagement, international careers, and the role of diplomacy in education.

Who Should Participate?

This experience is designed for students interested in global affairs, cultural exchange, international careers, or those seeking an introduction to internationalization and global citizenship.


Program Logistics

  • Duration: May 1 - May 4, 2025
  • Location: Washington, D.C.
  • Eligibility: Open to freshman through junior students with a minimum 2.5 GPA and no active disciplinary sanctions.
  • Cost: Students are solely responsible for their meals and incidentals. The OIA will cover program and travel expenses.
  • Application Deadline: March 30th APPLY HERE