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Semester at Sea Study Abroad Transformative study abroad experience. Travel to 10-12 countries on a floating college campus!
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Join us at the Jonathan Club in LA for a night of laughter and connection with keynote speaker, SAS alum, and comedian I...
10/08/2026

Join us at the Jonathan Club in LA for a night of laughter and connection with keynote speaker, SAS alum, and comedian Iliza Shlesinger (SP04)! 🚢✨

Expect great conversation, heavy hors d'oeuvres, and reconnecting with fellow voyagers, ISE President Scott Marshall, and Board Trustees.

🎟️ Tickets: $55
đź“Ť Location: Jonathan Club, LA
⏰ Deadline: Oct. 7
đź”— Register: https://alumni.semesteratsea.org/e/port-of-call-los-angeles/

Special thanks to our event sponsors:
The Chapmans, Jonathan Murray & Harvey Reese, the Polenzani Family, Everett Reese & Chelsey Crisp, Segal Family-United World Foundation, the Taormina Family, and Earthly Body (Joe Wachs). 🌊⚓️

Taking Law & Economics beyond the classroom in Morocco 🇲🇦Students spent the day learning about microcredit and how it op...
10/06/2026

Taking Law & Economics beyond the classroom in Morocco 🇲🇦

Students spent the day learning about microcredit and how it operates in Morocco today. The morning began at a local university, where SAS students joined Moroccan students for a presentation on microcredit, followed by questions and a lively discussion about its impact and role in Morocco.

After lunch, the class heard from several speakers involved in microcredit across the country, offering different perspectives on how it works in practice.

A day of learning, discussion, and connecting with Moroccan students beyond the classroom🌍

Taking Law & Economics beyond the classroom in Morocco 🇲🇦Students spent the day learning about microcredit and how it op...
10/06/2026

Taking Law & Economics beyond the classroom in Morocco 🇲🇦

Students spent the day learning about microcredit and how it operates in Morocco today. The morning began at a local university, where SAS students joined Moroccan students for a presentation on microcredit, followed by questions and a lively discussion about its impact and role in Morocco.

After lunch, the class heard from several speakers involved in microcredit across the country, offering different perspectives on how it works in practice.

A day of learning, discussion, and connecting with Moroccan students beyond the classroom

Happy Neptune Day Voyage 138!
10/06/2026

Happy Neptune Day Voyage 138!

10/06/2026

The sounds of Neptune Day!

Students spent the day learning about the history and relationships between Islam, Judaism, and Christianity throughout ...
10/05/2026

Students spent the day learning about the history and relationships between Islam, Judaism, and Christianity throughout Tangier. The day started with a walk through the Medina and a conversation with an Islamic leader at the Kasbah Mosque about the history of Islam in the region.

After sharing a Moroccan lunch together, the group visited the Moshe Nahon Synagogue to learn about Tangier’s Jewish community, followed by a stop at St. Andrew’s Anglican Church, where Moorish architecture meets Christian tradition.

From the Medina to the mosque, synagogue, and church, this field class was a chance to see how different faiths and cultures have shaped Tangier—and how they continue to coexist today. 🌍

10/04/2026

Spend the day in Morocco with Halia Halia Grace , a transfer student studying Pre-Physical Therapy!

“Hi my name is Halia Robbins and I’m from a small town in Arkansas!! I love all things travel and getting the opportunity to let the world be my campus while figuring out the transfer process has been a dream. I’m so thankful to be apart of Voyage 138!”

10/03/2026

Happy Neptune Day Voyage 138!

10/02/2026

Let’s see what happens tomorrow!

10/01/2026

Meet the CREs! 🌎🚢

Behind every great residential community on the MV World Odyssey are the people making it happen. Our Coordinators of Residential Education (CREs) are here to build community, plan programs, support students, navigate the unexpected, and make the ship feel a little more like home.

From late night conversations to Sea events, port days to the moments when students need a little extra support, our CREs are an important part of life on board.

Get to know the people who help make our floating campus feel like home! đź‘‹

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