Students may enroll in one (1) or two (2) of the courses offered for a total of 3-6 credits*:

• GEB 2112: Entrepreneurship (3 Credits)**
• MAN 2604: International Business Environments (3 Credits)**

*Students should be mindful of the minimum credit hours needed in order to be considered a full-time/part-time student.

** Blended Courses. Students must register for Session 3 of the summer term (6/25 - 8/8, 2020)

Note: All students should visit an Academic Advisor prior to applying to a Faculty-led Study Abroad program as to review their class standing, part/full time status, graduation date and how the course(s) offered in the program fit or affect a student’s educational plan.

TRAVEL DATES: July 12 - 26, 2020

Deadlines:
Application & Deposit -$725 Due: November 22, 2019
Payment 2- $500 Due: February 1, 2020
Payment 3 - $500 Due : March 12, 2020
Passport & Physician’s Statement Due: March 12, 2020
Payment 4 - $500 Due: April 23, 2020
Final Payment - $500 Due: June 1, 2020

*Late applications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.*

PROGRAM FEE: $2,725

Costs Included: Round-trip airfare; accommodations; in-country ground transportation; guided city tours; entrance fees to attractions/cultural sites; daily breakfast and some lunches.

Costs Not Included:  BC tuition and fees; books & supplies; passport; visa costs (may apply to non-U.S. citizens); most meals (approximately $200); optional excursions; tipping; personal expenses.

Payment Deadlines:
Application & Deposit -$725 Due: November 1, 2019
Payment 2- $500 Due: February 1, 2020
Payment 3 - $500 Due : March 12, 2020
Passport & Physician’s Statement Due: March 12, 2020
Payment 4 - $500 Due: April 23, 2020
Final Payment - $500 Due: June 1, 2020

Program deposit and payments: Contact a faculty leader or the study abroad office for instructions on making payments at a BC Cashier's office.

BC degree-seeking students who are looking to defray the program cost should check out the Faculty-Led Travel Grants and the study abroad scholarships & funding page regarding grants and scholarship opportunities that may be available to them!

In order to apply, students must contact faculty leader Professor Kalena Armstrong-Henry or Professor Angel Velez via email and participate in a short interview prior to submitting any application paperwork. Once approved to move ahead with the application, the student will submit the following to the faculty leader:

• Broward College Faculty-Led Program Application
• Color copy of Passport (personal information page)
• Broward College Physician's Statement

Program deposit and payments: Contact a faculty leader for instructions on making payments at a BC Cashier's office.

As part of the application and acceptance process, students must read the Faculty-led Study Abroad Student Handbook.

Do you have questions about the application process or want to find out about funding and scholarship opportunities? Contact the study abroad office at abroad@broward.edu.

Faculty leaders teach the courses connected to this program and travel with the students abroad. For more information regarding the program, please contact the following faculty leaders:

Professor Kalena Armstrong-Henry
Business
North Campus 50/109
(954) 201- 2216
karmstro@broward.edu


Dr. Angel Velez
Business
North Campus 51/115
(954) 201- 2142
avelez@broward.edu

Passport:A passport is an official government document which validates a traveler’s identity and country of citizenship. Students, regardless of nationality, who are interested in studying abroad MUST have a passport valid for at least 6 months after their return date in order to do so. For U.S. citizens, information on applying for a passport is available on the U.S. Department of State website.

Visa:A visa, different from a passport, is a government document placed in the individual's passport which authorizes them to request entry into the host country for a limited duration of time for business, pleasure, study, or other.

U.S Citizens are not required to obtain a special visa to enter Peru. Participants will receive an entry stamp for 30, 60 or 183 days. Non-U.S. citizens should contact the Study Abroad Office for more information about their specific case.

International Studentts: F-1 international students attending Broward College who are interested in participating in a study abroad program should first speak with a Designated School Official (DSO)through the International Admissions Office to discuss their immigration status and any special circumstances they may need to consider prior to applying for the program.

Health Considerations:

Vaccinations: There are no required/mandatory vaccinations to travel to Peru unless recommended by a physician or specific health conditions of a participant. All participants should be up to date with all routine vaccinations.

*While Measles vaccination is not required/mandatory to travel to Peru, the CDC highly recommends most travelers get vaccinated or receive a booster. For country-specific health and immunization information visit the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) official Website.

Physical Activity: While in Lima: Moderate activity. Walking tours for extended periods of time. While in Cusco: Students should be mindful that Cusco is 11,000+ ft. above sea level. Physical activity should be limited while acclimatization happens. Students might feel fatigued and have difficulty breathing. It is recommended that all participants consult with their physicians about traveling to high-altitude locations. The program includes walking tours and students are responsible for carrying their luggage from transportation to lodging.

Preparing for the weather and Altitude in Cusco, Peru

Physician's Statement: All participants must submit a complete and signed physician's statement/release prior to program start date.

Safety and Travel Considerations: The United States established diplomatic relations with Peru in 1827. The U.S. and Peru enjoy a strategic partnership based on the shared values and interests of democracy, security, mutually beneficial trade, and human rights. The United States partners with Peru in support of Peru’s aspirations for regional and global leadership, and to continue the fight against transnational criminal organizations, promote economic opportunities for U.S. businesses, and strengthen citizen safety and security.

Travelers should be alert at all times and avoid carrying large amounts of money or other valuables. Purses, wallets, cell phones and electronics should be secured while traveling on buses, combi, or other forms of public transportation.

The U.S Department of State offers country information pages to assist international travelers. Each country information page contains a Travel Advisory, Alerts, and other important details specific to that country that could affect you. Pay close attention to the entry and exit requirements, local laws and customs, health conditions, and other details to decide whether traveling to that country is right for you.

Please review Peru's country information page for country-specific information.

For more information about health, safety, emergency preparation and travel considerations please review the Faculty-led Study Abroad Student Handbook.

Program Specific Policies: Value of Airfare is non-refundable once purchased.

BC Study Abroad Policies- as stated on the Faculty-led Study Abroad Student Handbook

Once a student has departed for the program, a refund will not be issued. If there is a documented medical issue or emergency situation, a written request may be submitted to the Study Abroad Office, which will consider a partial refund on a case-by-case basis. Students are expected to review the Broward College Student Code of Conduct and understand themselves that participating in a Broward Study Abroad program means that they agree to adhere to College policies, and demonstrate conduct accordingly.

Students violating this conduct code or demonstrating other disruptive, illegal, or inappropriate behavior may be dismissed from the program at the discretion of the faculty leaders or Broward College administration. Should the offense occur while abroad, the student would be solely responsible for any and all related travel expenses for their return to the United States. In such an event, students would be ineligible for a refund for any portion of the program.