CAS Summer in New Zealand
Travel dates: May 15 - 27, 2025.
Travel with us to discover the fascinating world of geothermal energy and geysers
in New Zealand. You will delve into the science behind geothermal energy, understanding
how geysers form, covering the intricate interplay between microbiology and geothermal
systems, and learning about the role of geothermal energy sources in shaping the indigenous
and modern-day culture of New Zealand. Visit the breathtaking backdrop of New Zealand's
landscapes and vibrant indigenous Maori cultural heritage as featured in the famous
films like Lord of the Rings. This program will visit cities such as Auckland and
Wellington, and include trips to locations including the Hobbiton Village, Geothermal
Huka Prawn Farm, Aotearoa Art Festival, Waitomo Caves, geysers of Rotorua, and more!
** CAS study abroad will be enforcing COVID vaccination and/or testing requirements based on the regulations
of the country of designation. Please note the situation and requirements in other
countries can fluctuate over time.
Applications and program costs will be available soon. If you have questions or would
like to be notified when the application is available, please email shane.omealey@okstate.edu.
Program Details
Course Numbers Available: PHYS 4010, PHYS 5350, MICR 4990, MICR 5990 - (3 credit hours)
Instructors: Dr. Marianna Patrauchan, Dr. Flera Rizatdinova, Dr. Lisa Slevitch
Travel Dates: May 15 - 27, 2025
*Depart May 15, arrive in New Zealand May 17.
*Depart May 15, arrive in New Zealand May 17.
Course Dates: May 12 - June 6, 2025*
* Class meeting times will be within those dates
* Class meeting times will be within those dates
“Studying abroad was truly the best decision I ever made for myself. Trading my comfort
zone for the opportunity to experience different cultures and new perspectives was
beyond beneficial.” - Audrey
Contact
Shane O'Mealey
Manager of Outreach Programs and Operations
Arts and Sciences Outreach
shane.omealey@okstate.edu
405-744-8462
All applicants must apply online to travel on CAS Study Abroad courses. You can begin your course application with the apply button on the individual course pages. Contact Shane O'Mealey in the Arts and Sciences Outreach office to set up an appointment or email him if you have any questions.