Study Abroad

French novelist and essayist Marcel Proust once said, “The real journey of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” Former New Yorker, Professor Kasty France will be your guide as you immerse your senses in the New York state of mind and the creative writing process. Take in the awe-inspiring sights from the top of the Empire State Building, hear the symphony of honking taxis and jackhammers, delight in the diverse flavors of the city’s many cultures, feel Central Park’s Great Lawn under your feet, and even experience the unique scent of the subway on a warm day.

For more information, travel dates, and to sign up, contact Prof. Kasty France kasty.france@tulsacc.edu.

Take a journey across “the pond” this summer to visit one of the greatest cities in the world, London. You’ll encounter rich global history at the British Museum, see historical landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, visit the medieval city of Oxford, and take in the words of Shakespeare at the world-famous Globe theater – all while earning Humanities credit. The great English writer Dr. Samuel Johnson wrote that London contains “all that life can afford” and it’s true. I have been traveling to London for more than 20 years and lived there as a student. Let’s explore it together. Join me in May 2024!

For more information, travel dates, and to sign up, contact Prof. Mary Kathryn Moeller mary.moeller@tulsacc.edu.

Experience a small-town feel and get to know some French families and “real” French culture. Expand your horizon: try new food, play “pétanque” with locals, experience a small-town market, and discover the beautiful Champagne region! And then, with its grand boulevards, world-famous monuments, unparalleled literary and artistic history, and simple joie de vivre, Paris is a city that will change you forever! 

Speaking French is not a pre-requisite to participate in this trip.

For more information, travel dates, and to sign up, contact Prof. Francoise Sullivan francoise.sullivan@tulsacc.edu.

Explore the eternal cultural treasures in Italy! Travel to Rome and Florence to immerse yourself in the local culture, history, and culinary tradition. Students will view and learn from masterpieces such as The Sistine Chapel, The Colosseum, and the Duomo in Florence. Throughout this program, you will walk in the footprints of artists such as Michelangelo, Leonardo, Caravaggio, Bernini, and Raphael to learn about and experience their technical decision-making as manifested through their masterworks. You will traverse through several of the world’s greatest collections of artworks including the Vatican Museum and the Uffizi Gallery. Students will create drawings to express and document the journey and to better understand the cultural and methodological significance of Italian culture through architecture, painting, and sculpture.

For more information, travel dates, and to sign up, contact Prof. Tyler Griese tyler.griese@tulsacc.edu.

This Trip Is Full

Japan is extremely clean and safe, with one of the lowest crime rates in the world. The public transit system is highly efficient, clean, and punctual. The food is nutritious and delicious while it may seem very different to an American palate. The people live in harmony and peace (also they are courteous and helpful). The isolated geography has shaped the culture, food, and architecture. Come join the group and experience what you have been missing!