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Teach in London with CCSA's
Visiting Faculty Program
for Non-Member Institutions

Do you want to get more faculty teaching abroad, but you don't have time?

Do you have to cancel some courses because they under-enroll?

Do you require two leaders for a program, but you can't afford it?

Do you have faculty who need extra support during their first time teaching abroad?

Need winter break options?

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CCSA can help!

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Bringing together faculty from multiple institutions and disciplines to teach their own courses within a shared academic cohort, this collaborative model strengthens engagement and creates a rich intellectual community. It is ideal for faculty teaching abroad for the first time or those looking to enhance their international teaching.

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Why You’ll Love This Opportunity

  • Be part of a cohort of faculty sharing best practices before departure and on site.

  • Gain hands-on experience with expert support.

  • Focus on teaching while CCSA manages logistics, health, safety, and student life.

  • Pre-departure Zoom sessions address pedagogy, course design, marketing, group management, and more.

  • Students are supported in and out of the classroom for 360 degrees of learning.

  • No cost to faculty or institution.

 

Faculty Responsibilities

  • Provide course content, credit, and grading.

  • Recruit your own students (target 10; minimum 6 to run).

  • Ensure course aligns with your home institution’s requirements.

  • Conform to the standards of your home institution.

 

CCSA Provides

  • Course planning collaboration

  • Marketing guidance

  • Pre-departure course preparation Zoom series

  • Housing, orientation, and excursions alongside other CCSA faculty and students

  • Insurance, health and safety, and support for overall wellness

  • Making payments abroad on your behalf

  • Collecting fees from students (optional)

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Program ​Dates

Winters: Dec 26-Jan 7

Summers: 2 weeks in May/June

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Extra Perks

  • Expand your students’ global learning opportunities

  • Explore potential pathways for your institution to engage with CCSA

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