Travel Courses CCE

Travel Courses bring depth to the cross-cultural experience by preparing you with foundation and context. This added value makes it a popular choice for most students to fulfill their CCE requirement. You’ll benefit from the extensive preparation you gain in the classroom before you embark with your classmates and professor on your off-campus cultural immersion. Most Travel Courses CCEs involve a semester-long course followed by a two- to four-week long cross-cultural experience where you have the opportunity to live what you’ve learned. You’ll benefit even more from the experienced faculty who will support you every step of the way.
"The most impactful thing was realizing how much I have in common with people from  across the world, along with the  friendships we formed."

Erika Jordal '21
Brazil: Helping the Underserved: The Relfe Institute in Peruí­be, São Paulo, Brazil

"Being immersed so deeply into a new culture was very eye opening and definitely changed my point of view."   

Kaity Peloquin  '22 ​
Bali: Community and Sustainability

Featured Travel Course CCEs

The Travel Course CCE will broaden your worldview and increase your cultural literacy, no matter your field of study. There are Travel Courses that travel locally, domestically and internationally. Any student can participate in any Travel Course, regardless of major. Here's a sampling of some of the many Travel Course CCEs that our Pioneers participated in past academic years.
Student at a Japanese temple

Japan

EXPLORING A LAND OF CONTRASTS

Female Carroll students writing while traveling on a train

Italy

TRAVEL WRITING IN THE ITALIAN TRADITION

Two female students talking in Spain

SPAIN

Multicultural Faces and Footprints

Students in a European market

Europe

300 Years of Exploration in Food and Science

Happy male student in Milan, Italy

Italy

Leadership Theory and Practice

  • Arizona: Experiencing Bordertowns: Immigration Issues Up Close with Borderlinks
  • Bali: Community and Sustainability
  • Belize: Culture, History and Tradition
  • Brazil: Helping the Underserved: The Relfe Institute in Peruí­be, São Paulo, Brazil
  • Costa Rica: Gerontology and Healthcare
  • Costa Rica: The Cultural and Natural Landscape
  • Costa Rica: The Cultural Perspective of Sustainability
  • Cuba: Revolution/Evolution and the Next Generation
  • East Africa: The Cultural and Physical Landscape
  • France: Track and Field
  • Hawaii: Nutrition
  • Illinois: Tradition and Diversity in Jewish American Culture
  • Ireland: The Historical Evolution of Economic and Culture in Ireland
  • Italy: Revising Italy – Travel Writing in the Italian Tradition
  • Italy: Wind Symphony Tour
  • Japan: Exploring a Land of Contrasts
  • Milwaukee: Cultural Barriers to Social Justice
  • Milwaukee: Cultural Identity, Incarceration and Inequality
  • Minnesota: Service in a Cross-Cultural Setting with Xperitas
  • New Mexico: A Convergence of Cultures at Ghost Ranch
  • New York: Harlem: Schools, Community and Culture
  • New Zealand: Maori - Tangata Whenua of Aotearoa
  • Northern Ireland: The Impact of Brexit and the Peace Accord
  • Spain: Multicultural Faces and Footprints
  • United Kingdom: Kings, Knights, and Bishops
  • Waukesha: Civic Engagement and Latino Communities
  • Waukesha: Service Learning in an Educational, Cross-Cultural Setting
  • Wisconsin: Wisconsin Native Americans: Anishinaabe Lifeways
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