Undergraduate Summer Study Abroad Program: Psychology, Cognitive Science, Neuroscience, Pre-Med

***Info Session in the Fall - contact for details below***

* want to study abroad? open to non-UCONN students!

* get UCONN honors credit for a class you need!

* choose a 2nd class: History/Politics/Hebrew...!

* all classes in English!

* attend an Alzheimer's Disease conference!

* learn Israeli cooking!  "make it & eat it" dinners!

* includes two weekend trips!

* stay in university dorms!

* meet students from around the world!

* enjoy the boardwalk and beautiful beaches!

* Tel Aviv ranked as world's (Time Out, 2021)

   1st for most fun city; 2nd for food & drink; 8th best "overall"

UConn Brain and Behavior in Tel Aviv is a new summer study abroad program that gives students a chance to pursue their studies in Psychology/Cognitive Science/Neuroscience. This 6 week program is led by Dr. Etan Markus (UConn Psychology) together with colleagues at Tel Aviv University.  Participants will take a UConn class supplemented with a second class focused on regional history and/or culture, as well as, organized activities and tours.

Tel Aviv / Jaffa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its Bauhaus architecture.  It is also known as “The City that Never Sleeps“.  Tel Aviv University is a leading world institution with cutting edge research in both Psychology and Biology.  https://english.tau.ac.il/  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tel_Aviv_University

All coursework and activities will be conducted in English.

To register go to our "links" page

"An absolutely amazing, once-in-a-lifetime experience. I would go back in a heartbeat. It is the perfect balance of school and fun. You can never run out of things to do, and the nightlife is endless. From the courses, to university staff, to food, to fun, I would definitely give this experience a 10/10. If you’re in the position I was and thinking about doing your first course abroad, this program to Tel Aviv is the perfect place to start your journey"  

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