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Gustavus Study Away & Study Abroad Program Information
Discover a wide range of domestic and international study-away opportunities for Gustavus students for a semester, May-term, and summer options. Hosted by the College’s Center for International and Cultural Education (CICE), you can search for country and program options, find registration deadlines, apply, and manage logistics like payments.

Discover Gustavus' Recreation Program including trips and event to get active, explore nature, and build community.

View the costs for the Master of Athletic Training Program.

We create relationships between Gustavus students and elders. We foster intergenerational learning and support that enriches campus and community life.

The Gustavus Sport Management Program brings together many departments to blend business, ethics, and global perspectives on sports with internships, study away, and career mentorship.

Discover Research & Sponsored Programs services at Gustavus: expert support for grant proposals, budget development, compliance review, award administration, faculty/student funding.

Research & Sponsored Programs at Gustavus offers support for external funding: grant search, proposal prep, budget review, compliance, award management, and faculty/student research coordination.

Dr. Claire Woebke began teaching at Gustavus in 2022 as a visiting instructor in the Department of Health and Exercise Science. In 2024, she became an assistant professor and the research coordinator for the Master of Athletic Training Program. She teaches courses on medical and behavioral health conditions, athletic training leadership, and functional return-to-play, as well as the entirety of the Master of Athletic Training Program research sequence. Her own research focuses on embedding cultural humility training and experiences into healthcare education at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

In 2025, for Minnesota residents who are first-time full-time students who file the FAFSA and receive the MN State Grant or MN Dream Act.

The African/African Diaspora Studies minor is designed to offer students an opportunity to study the African continent and African Diaspora (African descendants and peoples spread throughout the world) through varied courses across the curriculum. The wealth and the diversity of cultures and experiences of African peoples and nations is the focus of these courses. In taking these courses, students will also critically examine the connections between Africa and the African Diaspora around the world.