Teach with CCSA's Visiting Faculty Program

Open to Non-Member Institutions

 

Bringing together faculty from multiple institutions and disciplines to teach their own courses abroad within a shared academic cohort.
This collaborative model strengthens engagement and creates a richer intellectual community than traditional courses abroad.

 

This two-week program is deal for faculty teaching abroad for the first time or those looking to enhance their international teaching.

 

Why You’ll Love This Opportunity

• Gain hands-on experience teaching abroad with expert support

• Be part of an interdisciplinary cohort sharing best practices

• 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

• Increased access for faculty who don’t have other opportunities to teach abroad

• 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

 

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

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Additional Information

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Cost

• No fee for faculty or institutions

• Students fees are described here

• Student fee covers the following for the faculty:

  • All course-related activities

  • International flight and all in-country travel

  • Housing with breakfast

  • Modest per diem and phone stipend

  • Discounted rate for one companion (18+)

 

Dates

Winters: Dec 26-Jan 7

Summers: 2 weeks in May/June

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Extra Perks

• Gain international teaching experience with expert support

• Expand your students’ global learning opportunities

• Explore potential pathways for your institution to engage with CCSA