Study Abroad
Education 360
Education 360 is about developing and mastering global competencies that promote lifelong academic, personal and professional growth. CFCC Study Abroad is designed to be safe, accessible, applicable, and life-changing.
Education 360 students will master global competencies such as:
- Problem-solving
- Tactical responses to change
- Global communication skills
These are the characteristics needed to thrive in today’s increasingly global world.
97% of students who study abroad secure jobs within the first year after graduation as opposed to 49% who did not.1
CFCC in Salzburg
CFCC follows the vision of making study abroad in Salzburg a personalized European immersion experience as well as offering a setting for open exchange of ideas and culture.
At CFCC in Salzburg, classroom work, field study, and travel complement each other. Students are encouraged to make their personal experience part of their academic studies. Social and experiential learning constitutes a major part of the program.
Dates: May 31, 2021 – June 13, 2021
Costs
| Salzburg College | $2727 |
| Cape Fear Community College 6 Credits | information coming from the business office |
| Geo Blue International Student Travel Insurance |
$25 |
Inclusions
- Live in a multicultural, student-centric environment, close to the center of town.
- Enjoy local excursions to the Salzkammergut region, Hellbrunn Palace , and more!
- Experience big city life with weekend getaways to Munich, Vienna, and Innsbruck.
- Student housing
- Breakfast and Lunch catered daily
- Tickets to the Salzburg Summer Concert Series
- Weekend trips to Vienna or Munich
- Bus Pass
- Australian health and liability insurance
- Airport Transfers
Upon completion students will:
- Earn 6 college transfer credits
- Earn a Global Leadership Certificate from CFCC
Exclusions
- International Airfare
- Passport Fees
Instructor Bio
The program is led by Professor Rachel Satzman who brings over 20 years of experience in anthropology. She completed her master’s degree at the Graduate Faculty Program at New School for Social Research and the University of Amsterdam in The Netherlands. The study of Anthropology has taken her all over the world. She has traveled to over 38 countries, including, but not limited to, Japan, Italy, Peru, Bermuda, Spain, Greece, Iceland, Kenya, Morocco, and the Galapagos Islands. 