CAS is excited to offer several new domestic travel study options to complement the broad range of short-term travel offered in conjunction with UVM’s Office of International Education. Please use the links below to explore our offerings. Questions? Contact casinter@uvm.edu.
2025-2026 Program Offerings

Sky Islands: Ecology & Biodiversity in a Changing Landscape
Tucson, AZ | Winter Break
Jan 1 – 10, 2026
Travel to the Chiricahua Mountains in southern Arizona to explore the ecological and evolutionary processes that shape biodiversity.
BIOL 3xxx, 3 credits, Elise Lauterbur

New Orleans: How We Came Back and the Power of Place
New Orleans, LA | Spring Break
March 8 – 14, 2026
Explore and examine the city’s unique centrality to civil rights history, its connection to the music that came to be known as jazz, and its role in the 2017 Confederate Monument removal.
GEOG 3xxx, 2 credits, Tyler Sonnichsen

Washington: Debates in US Foreign Policy
Washington, DC | Summer
May 31 – June 6, 2026
Learn about the contours of U.S. foreign policy debates, how they have changed in recent administrations, and how young people can contribute to them.
POLS 3xxx, 1 credits, Peter Henne
Application Process
CAS Domestic Travel Study programs operate through a single, common application. There are only three short answer questions on the application, but you may be contacted by the course instructor for more information prior to your acceptance. You will also be asked to review and indicate that you understand UVM’s travel program policies, financial information, and deadlines.


About CAS Domestic Travel Study Programs
CAS Domestic Travel Study programs are offered during winter break, spring break, or summer term and run between 1-4 weeks. Please review each program’s webpage for specific dates, requirements, and eligibility information.
CAS Domestic Travel Study programs are run by CAS’s Office for Experiential Learning & Discovery (casinter@uvm.edu). This is a separate entity and process from UVM’s International Travel Study programs, which are run through UVM’s Office of International Education. Any questions about international destinations should be sent to travel.study@uvm.edu.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Still have questions?
Email cas.internships@uvm.edu — our team would be happy to assist.
