International Summer Opportunities for Honors Students

The University Honors Program supports students in their international endeavors, and is pleased to offer the following programs to our exceptional students.

Dublin:  Internship Experience

Today’s economy requires professionals with specific disciplinary skills and experience in a multicultural and global workforce. Up to five Honors students will be selected each year to gain valuable global workplace experience by interning full time for eight weeks in Dublin and exploring the city.

Applications for the upcoming program will be available each fall through Porches.

• The application is available online through the University Honors Program Porches page six weeks prior to the due date.
• Application Deadline: November 8
• Notification by early December

Note: Students who are members of the Global Flyers cohort are not eligible for additional funding through the Hull fellowships.

Oxford: Research Experience

The creation of new knowledge is a process of continuous evaluation of sources and results from the context of a global community of scholars. Oxford University has been at the center of this process for centuries. This program provides junior thesis writers with the opportunity to develop their thesis projects in an international research community.

OSAP is the partner organization for the Honors Program. 

Applications are by invitation only.

Note: Students who are members of the Global Flyers cohort are not eligible for additional funding through the Hull fellowships.

Benefits

• Build UD community abroad with your peers, UD alumni and students from other universities
• Develop networks, understand future career options and lay a path for the future
• Receive housing and financial support to travel abroad
• Become a strong candidate for prestigious fellowships

Note: Transportation to and from a program destination, as well as other specified costs, are the responsibility of each student accepted into a program. Budget details will be made available during the information workshop sessions.