Update on CET Jordan: Spring 2026
As of March 7, 2026, all Spring 2026 CET Jordan students have left Amman and returned to the US. Students departed after the US Department of State evacuated non-emergency embassy personnel and raised Jordan to a Level 3. Students will resume academic studies virtually and complete the program for full
Celebrating ATA’s 75th Anniversary
75 Years of Enhancing Global Understanding through Travel This year marks the 75th anniversary of Academic Travel Abroad, CET’s parent organization. In the late 1940’s, Americans were interested in how Europe was recovering from WWII. Fritz Kaufmann, an economics professor at the University of Vermont, took a group of students
CET Beijing: Read the Comprehensive Assessment Report
As part of our School of Record relationship with the University of Minnesota, the Learning Abroad Center at UMN leads a program assessment to one CET program each year. The assessment team has full access to CET staff, faculty, and students during their visit, after which the assessors submit a
CET Prague: Read the Comprehensive Assessment Report
As part of our School of Record relationship with the University of Minnesota, the Learning Abroad Center at UMN leads a program assessment to one CET program each year. The assessment team has full access to CET staff, faculty, and students during their visit, after which the assessors submit a
#CETvotes2024: Studying Abroad during an Election
#CETvotes2024: Study Abroad + the Election It might be tempting to stay in the US during presidential election season, but studying abroad this fall presents the opportunity to experience an American election from an entirely different viewpoint. Not only will your CET program help you make the most of this election
Absentee Voting: How to Vote Abroad this November
Life during study abroad can get very busy, but there’s always time to cast your vote! CET is partnering with the Center for US Voters Abroad Turnout Project, a non-partisan, non-profit organization committed to helping US citizens living overseas cast their ballots. Below you’ll find a general overview of