Shoreline Community College values international teaching as an important component of our college’s mission to prepare a more informed and effective global citizenry.

Teach abroad opportunities are available through three different initiatives.

1.  International Programs Advisory Committee (IPAC)

International Programs facilitates credit-bearing international teach-abroad opportunities for SCC faculty in coordination with the International Programs Advisory Committee (IPAC).  International Programs provides program funding to faculty and eligible staff to develop and implement short-term three/four week international summer institutes. Program recipients work collaboratively with International Programs staff to coordinate program development and student recruitment.

2. Self –Support Study Abroad

Study abroad programs may also be approved as a self-support program.   Applications for self-support study abroad are due to your Division Dean by June 1 of the year preceding the proposed program departure.  Applicants will be screened through a formal interview process with representatives from International Programs and Dean Team

3. Washington State Community College Consortium for Study Abroad (WCCCSA)

In association with the Washington State Community College Consortium for Study Abroad (WCCCSA), SCC faculty may apply to teach abroad in pre-existing Washington State affiliated quarter-programs in England, Spain, France, Italy or Costa Rica

For further information on Shoreline’s teach-abroad opportunities, please contact Assistant Director of International Education Colleen Ferguson at (206) 533-6676 or cferguson@shoreline.edu