Urban/Rural Andean Health in Quito, Ecuador sponsored by CFHI
The application cycle for this program is not open at this time. Please check back later.
Terms, Dates & Field of Study
Location(s), Eligibility Requirements
Location(s)
- Quito and Nanegalito, Ecuador
Language of Instruction(s)
- English
- Spanish
Minimum GPA: 2.0
Minimum Classification
- Junior
- Senior
- Sophomore
Language Level Required Prior to Program:
2 semesters college-level Spanish
Additional Requirements
- Must be 19 years or older by start of program
Additional Details
Program Type: Affiliate Program
Website Link: https://www.cfhi.org/global-health-in-ecuador-quito
Housing Options
- Host Family
Study Abroad Advisors
- Contact TTU Study Abroad (studyabroad@ttu.edu)
Program Overview
Urban/Rural Andean Health in Quito
Quito, Ecuador
Terms Available:
Summer I, Summer II
Affiliate
Sponsored by Child Family Health International (CFHI)
*No Academic Credit*
Funding & Finances
Scholarships
Scholarships are available through various Colleges and departments at TTU and include examples such as the Study Abroad Competitive Scholarship. Visit the scholarships webpage as well as the Easy Guide to Study Abroad Scholarships to learn more.
Scholarships are also available through the program, in this case, Child Family Health International (CFHI). Review Child Family Health International https://www.cfhi.org/scholarships scholarships for even more funding opportunities.
Financial Aid
Did you know that 97% of TTU financial aid travels abroad?! Learn more by visiting the study abroad financial aid webpage.
Helpful Links
• The process of paying for study abroad
• Withdrawal and refund policy
Identify & Life Abroad
Studying abroad can be one of the most transformative experiences of your college career. It is an opportunity to develop academically, personally and professionally. Entering a new culture can be challenging for everyone. The Study Abroad Office is committed to supporting your international experiences, regardless of your identity. Please review the identity abroad section of our website for additional information.
Quito, Ecuador
Terms Available:
Summer I, Summer II
Affiliate
Sponsored by Child Family Health International (CFHI)
*No Academic Credit*
Funding & Finances
Scholarships
Scholarships are available through various Colleges and departments at TTU and include examples such as the Study Abroad Competitive Scholarship. Visit the scholarships webpage as well as the Easy Guide to Study Abroad Scholarships to learn more.
Scholarships are also available through the program, in this case, Child Family Health International (CFHI). Review Child Family Health International https://www.cfhi.org/scholarships scholarships for even more funding opportunities.
Financial Aid
Did you know that 97% of TTU financial aid travels abroad?! Learn more by visiting the study abroad financial aid webpage.
Helpful Links
• The process of paying for study abroad
• Withdrawal and refund policy
Identify & Life Abroad
Studying abroad can be one of the most transformative experiences of your college career. It is an opportunity to develop academically, personally and professionally. Entering a new culture can be challenging for everyone. The Study Abroad Office is committed to supporting your international experiences, regardless of your identity. Please review the identity abroad section of our website for additional information.
The Steps to Study Abroad
Welcome to your Study Abroad journey! Follow these steps to successfully submit your application. We recommend you begin this process at least one year prior to the term you plan to study abroad.
Be sure you're eligible to study abroad first! The Study Abroad Office is here to help - contact a Counselor if you have questions about getting started.
Before you can meet with a Study Abroad Counselor, please follow the steps below to ensure you are the best prepared.
For students interested in Faculty-Led Programs, including Summer in Sevilla:
1. Research program options and talk with loved ones about your interest in studying abroad. Consider how you'll earn academic credit while abroad. Filter by program type to find faculty-led programs.
2. Start your online application.
3. Attend the required group advising session listed in your application
4. Communicate with your faculty leader for any specific questions.
For students interested in affiliate or exchange programs, including internships, research, and service:
1. Research program options and talk with loved ones about your interest in studying abroad. Consider how you'll earn academic credit while abroad. Filter by program type to find partner programs.
2. Start your online application. This will start an advising application for you and does not tie you to a specific program. Your Advisor will move your application over.
3. Complete the advising application in its entirety.
4. Schedule an appointment with the appropriate Advisor for your region of interest using Raider Success Hub. The Advisor cannot accept the appointment until they confirm that you have completed your Advising application.
For students unsure of which program they are interested in, please follow the steps below:
1. Research program options. Start any application for an affiliate or exchange program. This will start an advising application for you and does not tie you to a specific program. Your Advisor will move your application over.
2. Complete the advising application in its entirety.
3. Schedule an appointment with the appropriate Advisor for your region of interest using Raider Success Hub. The Advisor cannot accept the appointment until they confirm that you have completed your Advising application.
In the meantime, be sure you have a valid passport. If you need to, apply for a passport. Did you know TTU has a passport processing office right here on campus?!!
Already accepted to your study abroad program? Review your next steps for after acceptance to learn about the next set of tasks to complete.
Welcome to your Study Abroad journey! Follow these steps to successfully submit your application. We recommend you begin this process at least one year prior to the term you plan to study abroad.
Be sure you're eligible to study abroad first! The Study Abroad Office is here to help - contact a Counselor if you have questions about getting started.
Before you can meet with a Study Abroad Counselor, please follow the steps below to ensure you are the best prepared.
For students interested in Faculty-Led Programs, including Summer in Sevilla:
1. Research program options and talk with loved ones about your interest in studying abroad. Consider how you'll earn academic credit while abroad. Filter by program type to find faculty-led programs.
2. Start your online application.
3. Attend the required group advising session listed in your application
4. Communicate with your faculty leader for any specific questions.
For students interested in affiliate or exchange programs, including internships, research, and service:
1. Research program options and talk with loved ones about your interest in studying abroad. Consider how you'll earn academic credit while abroad. Filter by program type to find partner programs.
2. Start your online application. This will start an advising application for you and does not tie you to a specific program. Your Advisor will move your application over.
3. Complete the advising application in its entirety.
4. Schedule an appointment with the appropriate Advisor for your region of interest using Raider Success Hub. The Advisor cannot accept the appointment until they confirm that you have completed your Advising application.
For students unsure of which program they are interested in, please follow the steps below:
1. Research program options. Start any application for an affiliate or exchange program. This will start an advising application for you and does not tie you to a specific program. Your Advisor will move your application over.
2. Complete the advising application in its entirety.
3. Schedule an appointment with the appropriate Advisor for your region of interest using Raider Success Hub. The Advisor cannot accept the appointment until they confirm that you have completed your Advising application.
In the meantime, be sure you have a valid passport. If you need to, apply for a passport. Did you know TTU has a passport processing office right here on campus?!!
Already accepted to your study abroad program? Review your next steps for after acceptance to learn about the next set of tasks to complete.
Study Abroad
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Address
601 Indiana Avenue, Lubbock, TX 79409 -
Phone
806.742.3667 -
Email
studyabroad@ttu.edu