Traveling Abroad?

Before Travel

dotTravel Consultation


dotTravelers Health Form

dotTravel Vaccines


dot First Aid Kit

dotDealing with Jet Lag


dot Health Insurance


During Travel

dotFood and water precaution


dot Traveler's Diarrhea

dotMalaria


dot Yellow Fever


dot Japanese Encephalitis


dot STD'S


After Travel

dotReturning from travel

 

Thinking about studying abroad? 

The Student Health center would like to help you prepare for this wonderful educational experience.

How Can the Student Health Center Help me prepare for a study abroad program?

At a minimum of 8 weeks prior to your travel, schedule yourself for an RN Travel Consultation Appointment.

 

What happens at this appointment?

During your appointment the physician will review your itinerary and your vaccination record to help you determine which immunization you need for your particular travel plans.  It is also an opportunity to obtain good advice about avoiding health risks and about staying healthy during your trip.

 

What should I Bring?

Completed Travelers Health Form.

Immunization history

How can I find information about the health safety issues for country(ies) in which I plan to travel in?

 

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention, (CDC) provides information on outbreaks and  recommendations on immunization.

CDC travelers page

The World Health Organization makes recommendations on immunizations, and health precautions within specific regions of the world. 

World Health Organization travel page