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- Cheaptickets.com - A vendor of discounted leisure travel products, offering consumers affordable one-stop shopping for all of their travel needs.
- Customs Information - Official government website for U.S. Customs information, including links for air travelers.
- Expedia.com - Look for reasonable airfare by comparative shopping on one site.
- Orbitz.com - Designed with the traveler in mind, and gives you access to a large selection anywhere of low fares and rates on airline tickets and other travel products.
- Priceline.com - By providing the best prices form their partners, customers can name their own price on airfare, hotel, etc.
- STA Travel - A student travel agency offering discounted air and rail fares, as well as the International Student Identity Card (ISIC).
- Transportation Security Administration - Official government site providing security tips for air travelers.
- HotelsTravel.com - Provides links to major international airports worldwide.
- A Discussion About Alcohol and Student Exchange - A Discussion with SAFETI Project Director and SAFETI Newsletter Editor Gary Rhodes and Joel Epstein, Director of Special Projects, Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 9, Task 8 – “Alcohol Issues Abroad” to hear students’ give advice about what to expect and how to stay safe if you plan on drinking while studying abroad.
- U.S. State Department: Arrest - A description of assistance provided by the Department of State to Americans arrested abroad.
GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 9, Task 6 – “Avoiding Legal Trouble Abroad” to learn how to research legal issues in a different country and how U.S. laws do not apply overseas.
- Czech and Slovak Music - Devoted to the advancement and study of Czech music, this site gives the viewer information about current and historical composers, venues and cultural/music events.
- Czech Art and Culture - Site contains links to Czech artists, museums, galleries, and other sites of interest regarding Czech culture.
- Czech Folk History and Folklore - Part of the Czech Embassy website, this section explains some of the ethnogeography of the Czech Republic as well as a summary of Czech folklore and quick facts.
- Worldwide MasterCard ATM Locator - Where to find an ATM, even if you aren’t a Mastercard holder.
- Worldwide Visa ATM Locator - Where to find an ATM, even if you aren’t a visa card holder.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 2, Task 6, Action 1 – “Manage Your Money While Abroad” to learn about using ATM cards in your host country.
- Czech Republic Embassy in the U.S. - The website by the Czech Embassy in the United States. Provides information on Czech culture, politics, trade and the relationship between the Czech Republic and the U.S.
- Onlinenewspapers.com - A comprehensive list (with links) to most newspapers printed in Czech Republic.
- The World Factbook - Basic statistics and facts on the people, geography, economy, communications and government of the Czech Republic.
- U.S. Department of State: Consular Information Sheet - Travel warnings, consular information sheets and public announcements.
- Passport Issuing Office - Lists the government offices near you which issue passports and answer passport-related questions.
- Passport Services and Information: How to Apply In Person - Detailed list on the documents and procedures necessary to establish time and location of birth in the case that no birth certificate exists.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 2, Task 5, Action 1 – “Read Information about Your Passport, Visa, and Travel Tickets.”
- AllAbroad.us – Acquiring a Passport: How far in advance should students get a passport?
- Where to Write for Vital Statistics - Government website that lists vital statistics offices by state, where the public can apply to receive information on births, deaths, marriages and divorces.
- U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) - From the National Center for Infectious Diseases, this site contains a section called Travelers’ Health which has information on diseases that can affect travelers.
- Country & City Dialing Codes - This site provides dialing access numbers (country codes) for international calls to or from any country in the world.
- Global Phone Cards - Tips on how to keep in touch internationally with phone cards.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 2, Task 7 – “Communication While Abroad” to learn how to stay in touch with those back home.
- American Embassy in the Czech Republic - Information on current issues and resources the Embassy provides. The section of interest for students studying abroad is the Services for U.S. citizens. Be sure to review this section to understand what kind of assist the Embassy can provide.
- Embassy Search - Database full of contact information for embassies worldwide, including U.S. embassies in all countries as well as foreign embassies in the U.S. This site also has information on a host of other topics ranging from calling cards to eco-adventures.
- Embassies and Consulates Worldwide - Links to U.S. Embassies and Consulates worldwide.
- US Embassies and Diplomatic Missions - This site has advice on contacting American Embassies and Consulates, and other diplomatic missions.
- American Embassy in the Czech Republic: U.S. Citizen Services - If you should happen to become a victim of crime in the Czech Republic, this site can give you the information you need to get you in touch with agencies that can help you.
- Czech Republic Consular Information Sheet - Information on thinking safely while traveling/studying in the Czech Republic.
- Top Ten Ways to Not Become a Victim of Crime - This SAFETI Newsletter article provides students with tips on avoidingGlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 9, Task 5 – “Avoid Crime Abroad”AllAbroad. us – Safety: Find mentor answers about safety in other countries.
- SAFETI Adaptation of Peace Corps Resources - The following resources were adapted from Peace Corps documents about responding to crises, developing an emergency action plan, personal safety and awareness, and risk management.
- Crisis Abroad - Informs Americans what the State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs can do for Americans caught in a disaster or a crisis abroad.
- Crisis Preparedness - The following information may be helpful to you in preparing for a crisis abroad. While some of the material was designed by other U.S. government agencies for a crisis occuring in the United States, the guidance about preparedness may be useful to Americans anywhere.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 9, Task 9 – “Be Prepared for Emergencies” to learn about being prepared for a crisis in a foreign country.
- University of the Pacific: What's Up With Culture - A website that takes you through each step in preparing yourself for the experience of cultural immersion in a foreign country.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 2 – “Cultural Adjustment and Tools” to help you prepare for culture shock and how to deal with cultural differences.
- AllAbroad.us - Adjustment: Find mentor answers about adjusting to the new environment.
- The Missing Linkage: The Process of Integrating Orientation and Reentry - Bruce LaBrack’s article on Culture shock
- UC Irvine Center for International Education: Culture Shock! Easing Adjustment - Suggestions and advice for dealing with culture shock.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 3, Task 3 – “Culture Shock” for videos, tips, and quizzes about dealing with culture shock abroad.
- AllAbroad.us – Readjusting to Home: Mentors address the most important issues students have when returning home after study abroad.
- Currency Converter - Tells what the current exchange rates are for nearly every nation’s currency.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 2, Task 6, Action 3 – “Research Currency Issues in Your Host Country”
- U.S. Customs - Information all travelers should know before they enter or leave the U.S.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 2, Task 5 – “Required Documents” to learn about what you need to enter another country.
- Cybercafe Search Engine - If you need access to the internet, this site can help you find out where the nearest cybercafe is to your study abroad location.
- The National Clearinghouse on Disability and Exchange: Opening Doors to International Opportunities - SAFETI On-line Newsletter article by Pamela Houston, Former Project Assistant to the National Clearinghouse on Disability and Exchange.
- Voicing Concern About Discrimination Abroad - SAFETI On-line Newsletter article by Christa Sanders, Co-Founder of Voices of Change, gives a country-specific example of discrimination encountered abroad.
- Diseases, Food and Water Borne - This SAFETI Adaptation of a Peace Corps Pre-departure Handbook tells how to avoid contaminated food and water that could make you sick.
- U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) - From the National Center for Infectious Diseases, this site provides information on diseases that can affect travelers.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 9, Task 2 – “Your Plan to Stay Healthy Abroad”
- American Embassy in the Czech Republic: Medical Information for Prague - Download a list of medical emergency contact numbers, hospitals, doctors and other essential information.
- Worldwide Hospital Search - A list of hospitals available in the Czech Republic and other countries to which you may travel.
- U.S. State Department Bureau of Consular Affairs: Travel Warning on Drugs Abroad - Details the penalties for drug possession and what the U.S. consular officers can and cannot do for you in the event you are arrested.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 9, Task 7 – “Drug Issues Abroad” about researching drug issues in the country and to take into consideration your own prescription medications.
Emergency Action Plan (E.A.P.)
- American Embassy in the Czech Republic: Emergency Information for U.S. Citizens - How to contact the Embassy with an emergency.
- Developing an Emergency Action Plan - This SAFETI Adaptation of Peace Corps Resources tells how to manage a crisis abroad and how to devise your own plan of action in the event of an emergency.
- U.S. Department of State: Crisis Awareness and Preparedness - Learn about the State Department’s recommendations on how to keep yourself safe during the event of an emergency or crisis.
- U.S. State Department: Bureau of Consular Affairs: Foreign Entry Requirements - This site contains brief descriptions of entry requirements for several countries.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 2, Task 5, Action 2 – “Research Your Host Country’s Documentation Requirements.”
- CDC Environmental Health - This site gives advice on how to deal with environmental hazards ranging from hurricanes to air pollution.
- Financial Issues - From the University of the Pacific’s Cross Cultural Training Student Guide, this site gives advice about budgeting, currency exchange, credit cards, and transferring money.
- Sending Money Overseas (for American Citizens) - A good resource, with information on ATMs worldwide, wiring money commercially, and using U.S. consular services to money in the event of an emergency.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 2, Task 6 – “Money Management” about how to save and spend money while overseas.
- AllAbroad.us – Budgeting: Mentors address how to create and follow a budget as well as giving tips for budgeting overseas.
Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual Travelers
- Lesbigay (SIG) - NAFSA's Association of International Educators, Lesbigay Special Interest Group's site dedicated to lesbians, bisexuals, and gay students traveling abroad.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 1, Task 4, Action 3 – “How to Deal with Special Challenges Overseas” about issues regarding sexual orientation abroad.
- About the Czech Republic - More information on the Czech Republic's government, elections, parties, etc. plus information on culture, history, geography and more.
- Czech Republic Embassy in the U.S. - The website by the Czech Embassy in the United States. Provides information on Czech culture, politics, trade and the relationship between the Czech Republic and the U.S.
- Political Resources: Czech Republic - Information on the constitution, political parties and elections in the Czech Republic.
- Inter-Organizational Task Force Guidelines - A task force of study abroad administrators developed a set of guidelines, which include fourteen points of responsibilities for program administrators.
- CDC Traveler’s Health - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Environmental Health - Advice on how to deal with environmental hazards ranging from hurricanes to air pollution.
- Health Topics: A-Z - A continually updated list of disease and health topics.
- Regional Health Advisories: Eastern Europe - A list by destination of epidemics, diseases, and common infections.
- Health Issues - From the University of the Pacific’s Cross Cultural Training Student Guide, this site containts advice about Insurance, Medical Care, Prescriptions, Immunizations, Diseases, Food and Water.
- Lonely Planet: Pills, Ills, and Bellyaches - Health tips for the international traveler.
- Travel Clinic - Information on travel related health matters.
- U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Important Resources for Students - SAFETI Online Newsletter article offering travel health resources for students studying abroad.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 9, Task 1 – “Best Practices for Health and Safety” about staying healthy while abroad.
- AllAbroad.us – Health: Mentors address any health concerns that students may have while overseas.
- U.S. State Department: Services and Information for Americans Abroad - Help and support for American Citizens abroad.
- StudyAbroad.com Handbook: Immunizations - Brief notes on the need for immunizations prior to traveling.
- StudyAbroad.com Handbook: Insurance - Brief three point guideline for obtaining appropriate health insurance.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 9, Task 2, Action 3 – “Get Insurance” to learn about why you need travel insurance when studying abroad.
- AllAbroad.us – Insurance: Mentors answer the question about seeking additional health insurance when abroad.
- Intern Abroad - Country and career specific guide to finding internships overseas.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 3, Module 2, Task 2 – “ Work Volunteer, or Intern Abroad” to learn how to continue your international experiences in a work environment.
- Cybercafe Search Engine - If you need access to the internet, this site can help you find out where the nearest cybercafe is to your study abroad location.
- Bohemica.com - A site containing information on the Czech language, language acquisition and related relevant language links.
- Czech Language - An encyclopedic entry on the history of the Czech language, its grammar, phonology, and linguistic characteristics.
- Language and Liability: The Linguistic Dimension of Health and Safety Abroad - SAFETI On-line Newsletter article by Rodney Sangster, Regional Director of the University of California Education Abroad Program.
- Language Learning - Site sponsored by the University of California at Berkeley that tells where to find software for computer-assisted language learning.
- U.S. State Department: Arrest, U.S. Department of State Office of the Legal Adviser - Furnishes advice on all legal issues, domestic and international.
- United States Post Office - Information on services provided by the U.S. Postal Service and tips on mail security.
- Department of State Fulbright Program - Since 1946, the Department of State Fulbright Program has funded U.S. students and faculty to study and/or conduct research in other countries, in order to foster mutual understanding between nations.
- IES – Institute for the International Education of Students - Site on how to market your study abroad experience, including building your resume.
- Intern Abroad - Country and career specific guide to finding internships overseas.
- National Security Education Program - The National Security Education Program (NSEP) funds U.S. students to study and/or conduct research in other countries, to educate Americans in cross-cultural and global issues and strengthen U.S. economic competitiveness and national security.
- Peace Corps Homepage - Guide to Peace Corps opportunities.
- Rotary International - Rotary International provides scholarships to students to study/research abroad and act as “ambassadors of goodwill.
- Study Abroad Programs - Guide to study abroad programs worldwide.
- Teach abroad - Guide to international teaching positions.
- Volunteer Abroad - A country-specific guide to volunteering overseas.
- Working Abroad - Resource for finding career and volunteer positions abroad.
- News on BBC - Link to international news, current events, and economic news by region.
- Onlinenewspapers.com - A comprehensive list (with links) to most newspapers printed in Czech Republic.
- American Embassy in the Czech Republic: Medical Information for Prague - Download a list of medical emergency contact numbers, hospitals, doctors and other essential information.
- Worldwide Hospital Search - A list of hospitals available in the Czech Republic and other countries to which you may travel.
- National Mental Health Association: College Student and Depression Fact Sheets - This site provides a brief background on issues related to college student mental health issues.
- Screening for Mental Health, Inc. - Provides resources for nationwide mental health screening programs and to support cooperation, professionalism, and accountability in mental illness screenings.
- US Department of Health and Human Services: Disaster Mental Health - This site provides information about US Government resources to support mental health for those who have been affected by a disaster.
- Underrepresentation in Study Abroad - From the Forum on Underrepresentation in Education Abroad, this site gives minority students' perspectives on their experiences abroad.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 1, Task 4 – “ Diversity in Study Abroad” to learn about how all students can study abroad and what to expect.
- Advice for Parents: Frequently Asked Questions - SAFETI Newsletter article by William Hoffa, which helps parents participate in their student’s study abroad experience.
- AllAbroad.us – Parents’ Information: Parents can find answers to common questions about study abroad for their child answered by experienced mentors, including study abroad administrators, counselors, former study abroad students, and parents.
- Passport Issuing Office - Lists the government offices near you which issue passports and answer passport-related questions.
- U.S. State Department and Passport Services - Extensive information on passports, passport services, restrictions, fees, where to apply for a passport, etc.
- StudyAbroad.com Handbook: Prescriptions - Summary recommendations for dealing with prescription medications abroad.
- IES MAP - Homepage for the Institute for the International Education of Students (IES) which provides guidelines for evaluating study abroad programs.
- IFSA Butler For Students Section - Example of types of support services offered by a study abroad provider to students abroad.
- Inter-Organizational Task Force Guidelines - A task force of study abroad administrators developed a set of guidelines, which include fourteen points of responsibilities for program administrators.
- Sara's Wish - This site provides helpful safety tips on things to remember when looking for a study abroad program provider.
- Goabroad.com - Provides information about various study abroad programs.
- IIEPassport - Provides information about various study abroad programs.
- Peterson's - Provides information about various study abroad programs.
- StudyAbroad.com - Provides information about various study abroad programs.
- Transitions Abroad - Offers affordable alternatives to vacationing abroad, such as work and study abroad.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 2, Task 3 – “Study Abroad Search List” about where to find your study abroad program and decide on your criteria for a program.
- AllAbroad.us – Deciding on a Program: Mentors address the most important issues around deciding on a program.
- Association for Safe International Road Travel (ASIRT) - Offers road travel reports, seasonal hazards, safety tips and common driver behaviors for various countries.
- OECD: International Road Traffic and Accident Database - Gives statistics on road fatalities and road-related injuries by country.
- U.S. State Department: Road Safety Overseas - This site contains reports on international road safety and international driving.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 9, Task 4 - “Learn about Road Safety” about resources for road safety and what transportation to avoid.
- About SAFETI - Safety Abroad First Educational Travel Information and contact informaton.
- NAFSA's Section on U.S. Students Abroad (SECUSSA): Good Practices for Health and Safety - A task force of study abroad administrators developed a set of guidelines, which include fifteen points of responsibilities for program administrators.
- Overseas Citizens Services Tips for Students - Advice to students on how to prepare for a safe experience abroad, and descriptions of services the U.S. Department of State can provide.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 9 – “Health & Safety Abroad” for practical information about all ways to stay healthy and safe abroad and what you can do to prepare yourself.
- AllAbroad.us – Safety Issues: Mentors address safety overseas in general and concerns about safety in particular.
- Sara's Wish - This site provides helpful safety tips on things to remember when traveling abroad.
- U.S. Department of State: Road Safety Overseas - Lists some links travelers should visit before attempting to drive overseas.
- Department of State Fulbright Program - Since 1946, the Department of State Fulbright Program has funded U.S. students and faculty to study and/or conduct research in other countries, in order to foster mutual understanding between nations.
- International Travel and Study Abroad Scholarships - A comprehensive list (with links) to a wide variety of scholarships, grants, fellowships and other sources of funding for travel and study abroad.
- National Security Education Program - The National Security Education Program (NSEP) funds U.S. students to study and/or conduct research in other countries, to educate Americans in cross-cultural and global issues and strengthen U.S. economic competitiveness and national security.
- Rotary International - Rotary International provides scholarships to students to study/research abroad and act as “ambassadors of goodwill."
- AllAbroad.us – Study Abroad Scholarships: Scholarships, grants, and fellowships for general study abroad, diverse students, and for non-traditional countries.
- AllAbroad.us – Scholarship Questions: Mentors answer questions students may have about scholarship concerns.
- Sexual Harassment and Prevention in College Students Studying Abroad - SAFETI On-line Newsletter article by Nancy Newport, Licensed Professional Counselor and Consultant to the Peace Corps.
- Treatment of Sexual Assault in College Students Studying Abroad - SAFETI On-line Newsletter article by Nancy Newport, Licensed Professional Counselor and Consultant to the Peace Corps.
- STDs - Official government website of the Center for Disease Control, contains links to information on AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.
- American College Health Association: Mental Health Links - Provides links to useful resouces for college student mental health issues.
- Maintaining Mental and Emotional Health - SAFETI Adaptation of Peace Corps Resources about stress, adjustment, choices, and seeking help.
- Canadian Transportation Agency Accessible Transportation - How to make your special needs known and get them met, while taking necessary safety precautions.
- CDC Information for Travelers with Disabilities - Ways for students with special needs to have as much access as possible while abroad.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 1, Task 4, Action 3 – “How to Deal with Special Challenges Overseas” for information for people with disabilities who'd like to study or work abroad.
- AllAbroad.us - General Scholarships: Scholarships that can be used toward study abroad for students with disabilities.
- AllAbroad.us - Diversity Resourcess: Resources and information for students with disabilities.
- Goabroad.com - Provides information about various study abroad programs.
- IIEPassport - Provides information about various study abroad programs.
- Peterson's - Provides information about various study abroad programs.
- StudyAbroad.com - Provides information about various study abroad programs.
- Subway Navigator - A virtual tour of subway routes for all major cities throughout the world.
- AllAbroad.us – Transportation Abroad: Mentors advise on common types of transportation abroad.
- U.S. State Department Bureau of Consular Affairs: Important Telephone Numbers - List of important telephone numbers for overseas citizens: who to call in case of robbery, arrest, detention, abduction, crisis, or death abroad.
- Terrorism.net - Country specific terrorism advisories.
- Understanding Terrorism’s Impact on Study-Abroad Programs - A SAFETI Newsletter article that helps put terrorism's impact on study abroad into perspective.
- TimeAndDate.com - Provides all time zones and running, up-to-date clocks for all capital cities.
- Bohemica.com - A site containing information on the Czech language, language acquisition and related relevant language links.
- Tourism Offices Worldwide Directory - This site lists official government tourism offices, visitor bureaus and chambers of commerce worldwide.
- Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade - Information on travel advisories for specific countries. Helpful to all travelers, not just Australians.
- Canada: Consular Affairs - Information on travel advisories for specific countries. Helpful to all travelers, not just Canadians.
- U.S. State Department Travel Warnings and Consular Information Sheets - Lots of information about every country in the world including travel warnings, public announcements, terrorist activity, political disturbances, and country entry requirements.
- United Kingdom: Foreign and Commonwealth Office - Information on travel advisories for specific countries. Helpful to all travelers, not just Britains.
- Travel Document Systems -More detailed information about entry requirements.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 1, Module 2, Task 5, Action 2 – “Research Your Host Country’s Documentation Requirements.”
- AllAbroad.us – Travel Documents: Mentors answer questions about travel documents needed before going abroad.
- Frommers Budget Travel Online - Publishes a variety of travel books and magazines.
- Kasbah.com - this site claims to be the world’s largest travel guide and shows the not-to-be-missed highlights of major cities around the world.
- Let's Go - Site of the publisher of another one of the most popular student guidebooks on the market today, with links on where to buy.
- Lonely Planet's Guidebooks - Site of the publisher of one of the most popular student guidebooks on the market today, with links on where to buy.
- Rough Guides guidebooks - A travel site covering topics from world music to e-books.
- Cheaptickets.com - Online Airfare Provider.
- DiscountAirfares.com - Online Airfare Provider.
- Expedia - Online Airfare Provider.
- Lowestfare.com - Online Airfare Provider.
- Priceline.com - Online Airfare Provider, purchase by ticket bidding only.
- STA Travel - A student travel agency offering discounted air and rail fares, as well as the International Student Identity Card (ISIC).
- Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade - Information on international security, global issues, travel advice, and country-specific information useful for all travelers, not just Australians.
- Hints for Australian (and other) Travellers - Helpful hints and checklists that tell you how to prepare ahead of time for any upcoming travel abroad.
- Travel Information - Articles about countries and regions considered to pose a “threat” to tourists, or ones for which advisories have been issued.
- Traveling Well: Tips for Staying Healthy - A list of suggestions and advice for how to stay well while abroad.
- Canada: Consular Affairs - Travel Information and advisory reports for countries on all seven continents—useful for all travelers, not just Canadians.
- Bon Voyage, But… - Things to think about before you go abroad.
- New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Country: Travel Reports - An accessment of threats to personal safety resulting from “political unrest, lawlessness, violence, natural disasters, epidemics or anti-Western demonstrations.”
- STA Travel Rail Safety Tips- This site provides students with tips regarding any train travel while abroad.
- Consular Information Sheets - Travel warnings, consular information sheets and public announcements.
- Crisis Awareness and Preparedness - Tips on how to keep informed during a crisis, including information on disaster victims and disaster relief.
- Services and Information for Americans Abroad - Help and emergency services for American citizens abroad.
- Tips for Students - Information for students and student advisors on what to research before going abroad.
- United Kingdom: Foreign and Commonwealth Office - Country specific travel advice, tips and answers to frequently asked questions helpful for travelers of all nationalities, not just the British.
- Before You Go - Advice on how to plan ahead in order to avoid the “It won’t happen to me” syndrome.
- Country Advice - Warnings on unnecessary travel to certain areas of the world.
- General Tips While You are There - Some guidelines on taking sensible precautions.
- Travelers Checklist - A top 10 summary of things to do before you go.
- Travelers Tips - Suggestions on what you should and shouldn’t do in each country you visit.
- Traveling Overseas - Advisories for specific countries and big, international events that are currently in the news and may be politically charged.
- World Health Organization - International Travel and Health information, including vaccination Requirements and Health Advice.
- Transportation Security Administration - Official government site providing security tips for air travelers.
- CDC Vaccination Information - From the National Center for Infectious Diseases, critical information on what vaccinations are necessary or suggested before traveling to certain countries.
- AllAbroad.us – Vaccinations: Mentors answer the question about getting vaccination before traveling abroad.
- Peace Corps - Guide to Peace Corps opportunities.
- Volunteer Abroad - A country-specific guide to volunteering overseas.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 3, Module 2, Task 2 – “ Work Volunteer, or Intern Abroad” to learn how to continue your international experiences in a work environment.
- Federal Voting Program - Provides links to state voting officials, state voting requirements and forms to register absentee and request ballots.
- Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Tips for Women Travellers - Identifies certain risks and hazards for women travelers, such as traveling alone, public breastfeeding and dress codes.
- Canada: Consular Affairs - Her Own Way - Useful information regarding international religious and societal beliefs that generally can effect the female traveler more than male travelers.
- JourneyWoman.com - Travel tips geared toward women, including everything from personal travel stories to what to wear.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 3, Module 3, Task 5 – “Gender Issues” about what you may encounter as a female abroad.
- llAbroad.us – Women Travelers: Mentors talk about traveling as a woman.
- Teach Abroad - Guide to international teaching positions.
- University of California at Irvine International Opportunities Office - Best bets for internships abroad.
- University of Michigan, International Center - Overseas work opportunities.
- Working Abroad - Resource for finding career and volunteer positions abroad.
- GlobalScholar.us: Go to Course 3, Module 8, Task 2 – “ Work Volunteer, or Intern Abroad” to learn how to continue your international experiences in a work environment.
