May Term Portal
Only enrolled students can access the most up-to-date May Term programs and resources through their account.
At Redlands, May Term is a unique, intensive learning session that takes place right after the regular spring semester, usually running for about four weeks in May. It encourages students to broaden their horizons, take intellectual risks, and engage in global or community-based experiences that enhance their academic journey. Recent international courses have taken students to Austria, Palau, Panama, and Spain, while domestic offerings have included programs in Washington, D.C.
Faculty lead short-term, credit-earning courses that emphasize experiential learning, creativity, and exploration. May Term is encouraged because of it's:
Any undergraduate students participating in May Term travel courses, who have not previously studied off-campus in a U of R approved Semester-Long program or May Term travel course, and demonstrate financial need are eligible to apply for a May Term travel grant. Grant recipients will have the award amount automatically deducted from their course fee on their student account. Students are eligible for one May Term Travel grant during their time as an undergraduate student at Redlands.
Only enrolled students can access the most up-to-date May Term programs and resources through their account.
Panama is one of the most popular May Term Travel courses offered at University of Redlands. While the program is popular among students in geographic information systems (GIS), environmental studies, and physics, it is open to all College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) students who are eager to learn beyond the classroom. Read about Professor Dan Klooster’s PanaMapping program, where Redlands students Ian and Keegan share their experience in the Panamanian rainforest through academic study and experiential learning.
Hours of operation
Monday – Friday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Office of Global Education oversees CAS Study Away. For general questions, email us and we’ll ensure your inquiry is routed to the right person.
Duke Hall 104