Revelle in Santiago
Santiago, Chile
Faculty Leader
Bretton Rodriguezpname@ucsd.edu
Dr. Bretton Rodriguez is an Associate Director of the Humanities Program at Revelle College. He earned a doctorate in literature from the University of Notre Dame, and he has taught at the University of Nevada, Reno; Boğaziçi University in Istanbul; Indiana University, South Bend; and the University of Notre Dame. His passion for travel and global learning propelled him to teach English as a second language in Chile and Mexico, and to lead eight summer language immersion and service programs in Costa Rica, Ecuador, Argentina, and Spain. In Chile, Bretton taught English in Santiago for nearly a year, and he is excited to introduce students to the vibrant culture and rich history of the city.
Courses
- HUM 3GS: Renaissance, Reformation, and Early Modern Europe (PDF)
- LTAM 110GS: Latin American Literature in Translation (PDF)
Why you should go
In Santiago, you will discover a city of incredible contrasts. You will encounter a colonial city with a rich and diverse history that gave birth to one of the most important literary traditions in Latin America. You will also find the modern capital of one of the wealthiest and most progressive countries in Latin America featuring immersive museums, world-class restaurants, and a thriving live music scene.
Santiago is also the gateway to Chile, one of the most ecologically diverse and dramatic landscapes in the world. From your base in Santiago, you could surf in the Pacific Ocean one day, ski in the Andes Mountains the next, and then head down to Southern Chile for a weekend of hiking, rock climbing, and white-water rafting. You could even brave Patagonia and explore one of the natural wonders of the world.
These contrasts and its unique history make Santiago the ideal place for you to study both HUM 3GS, which focuses on the encounter between Europe and the Americas along with the intellectual developments of the Early Modern World, and LTAM 110GS, which explores the unique and vibrant literary traditions of Latin America with a special emphasis on Chile.
Who should go
Everyone is welcome. Revelle College students can fulfill two Humanities requirements through this program: HUM 3 and either HUM 4 or HUM 5 (to be replaced by LTAM 110GS). Consult your academic advisor to verify how the courses will apply to your graduation requirements.
Information Sessions
- Wednesday, November 13, 3:00-4:30 pm PST
- Register here for the live Zoom link, and/or to get the post-session recording.
- Information session presentation (pdf)
Dates
| Departure from U.S.: | Sat., August 2, 2025 |
|---|---|
| Arrival: | Sun., August 3, 2025 |
| Mandatory Orientation: | Mon., August 4, 2025 |
| First Day of Class: | Mon., August 4, 2025 |
| Last Day of Class: | Fri., Sept. 5, 2025 |
| Departure for the U.S. (or personal travel): |
Sat., Sept. 6, 2025 |
Flight Information
- You will be responsible for purchasing your own airplane tickets, and your program coordinator will provide guidelines and resources during the pre-departure process to help you find an appropriate flight.
- Do not purchase plane tickets until the program is confirmed. All approved applicants will be notified by e-mail when the program has reached minimum enrollment.
Global Seminar Fees
All fees subject to change. See https://summersession.ucsd.edu/tuition/tuition.html for current tuition and campus-based fees.
| UCSD | Other UC | Non-UC | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Program Cost: (includes $500 administrative fee) |
TBA | TBA | TBA |
| Estimated Tuition and Campus-Based Fees: |
$2,514.43 | $2,514.43 | $2,514.43 |
| Total: (not including airfare or personal expenses) |
TBA | TBA | TBA |
Budget Sheet
- 2025 Program budget sheet (pdf) - coming soon
Funding Options
See the funding options page to learn how financial aid and scholarships can help you pay for this program.
Local Site Visits
- Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art (Museo Chileno de Arte Precolumbino)
- Museum of Memory and Human Rights (Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos)
- Plaza de Armas
- Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana)
- La Chascona Museum (Pablo Neruda House)
- San CristóbalHill (Cerro San Cristóbal)
- Museum of National History (Museo Histórico Nacional)
- La Moneda Palace (Palacio de la Moneda)
- The Plaza of the Constitution (Plaza de la Constitución)
- The Church and Convent of San Francisco (Iglesia y convento de San Francisco)
- National Museum of Fine Arts (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes)
- Saint Lucía Hill (Cerro Santa Lucía)
- Craft Fair Saint Lucía (Feria Artesanal Santa Lucía)
- Central Market of Santiago (TBD)
Overnight Excursion to Valparaíso/Viña del Mar (2 days/ 1 night)
- Details TBA
Excursions are subject to change without prior notice. No refunds are possible.
Housing
- TBA
- Housing arrangements are subject to change based on local circumstances without prior notice. No price adjustments are possible.
Included Meals
- Welcome dinner upon arrival
- Farewell dinner at end of program
Classroom and Computer Access
- Classroom space at
- There is no computer lab available - plan to bring a laptop.
- Wireless access may be intermittent due to local conditions. No refunds or price adjustments are possible.
Transportation
- Transportation by private bus to and from Santiago International Airport to the student housing is included in the program. Two different pick-up times will be arranged based on the most common flight arrival times.
- A local transportation pass for Santiago will be provided for each student.
- Transportation for all out of town excursions
Phones
- Information about how to obtain a local SIM card will be provided at the pre-departure orientation.
- Students will be responsible to purchase their own calling time/minutes.
Insurance, Health, and Safety
- Comprehensive insurance package with Company
- An in-depth orientation will be given on the morning after arrival, including health and safety procedures.
- Program partner staff will be available by telephone after hours.
- All students will be registered for UC travel insurance This is free coverage, but registration is required prior to departure.
Faculty Leader
Bretton Rodriguezpname@ucsd.edu
Dr. Bretton Rodriguez is an Associate Director of the Humanities Program at Revelle College. He earned a doctorate in literature from the University of Notre Dame, and he has taught at the University of Nevada, Reno; Boğaziçi University in Istanbul; Indiana University, South Bend; and the University of Notre Dame. His passion for travel and global learning propelled him to teach English as a second language in Chile and Mexico, and to lead eight summer language immersion and service programs in Costa Rica, Ecuador, Argentina, and Spain. In Chile, Bretton taught English in Santiago for nearly a year, and he is excited to introduce students to the vibrant culture and rich history of the city.
Courses
- HUM 3GS: Renaissance, Reformation, and Early Modern Europe (PDF)
- LTAM 110GS: Latin American Literature in Translation (PDF)
Why you should go
In Santiago, you will discover a city of incredible contrasts. You will encounter a colonial city with a rich and diverse history that gave birth to one of the most important literary traditions in Latin America. You will also find the modern capital of one of the wealthiest and most progressive countries in Latin America featuring immersive museums, world-class restaurants, and a thriving live music scene.
Santiago is also the gateway to Chile, one of the most ecologically diverse and dramatic landscapes in the world. From your base in Santiago, you could surf in the Pacific Ocean one day, ski in the Andes Mountains the next, and then head down to Southern Chile for a weekend of hiking, rock climbing, and white-water rafting. You could even brave Patagonia and explore one of the natural wonders of the world.
These contrasts and its unique history make Santiago the ideal place for you to study both HUM 3GS, which focuses on the encounter between Europe and the Americas along with the intellectual developments of the Early Modern World, and LTAM 110GS, which explores the unique and vibrant literary traditions of Latin America with a special emphasis on Chile.
Who should go
Everyone is welcome. Revelle College students can fulfill two Humanities requirements through this program: HUM 3 and either HUM 4 or HUM 5 (to be replaced by LTAM 110GS). Consult your academic advisor to verify how the courses will apply to your graduation requirements.
Information Sessions
- Wednesday, November 13, 3:00-4:30 pm PST
- Register here for the live Zoom link, and/or to get the post-session recording.
- Information session presentation (pdf)
Dates
| Departure from U.S.: | Sat., August 2, 2025 | |
|---|---|---|
| Arrival: | Sun., August 3, 2025 | |
| Mandatory Orientation: | Mon., August 4, 2025 | |
| First Day of Class: | Mon., June 30, 2025 | |
| Last Day of Class: |
|
|
| Departure for the U.S. (or personal travel): |
Sat., August 2, 2025 |
Flight Information
- You will be responsible for purchasing your own airplane tickets, and your program coordinator will provide guidelines and resources during the pre-departure process to help you find an appropriate flight.
- Do not purchase plane tickets until the program is confirmed. All approved applicants will be notified by e-mail when the program has reached minimum enrollment.
Global Seminar Fees
All fees subject to change. See https://summersession.ucsd.edu/tuition/tuition.html for current tuition and campus-based fees.
| UCSD | Other UC | Non-UC | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Program Cost: (includes $500 administrative fee) |
TBA | TBA | TBA |
| Estimated Tuition and Campus-Based Fees: |
$2,514.43 | $2,514.43 | $2,514.43 |
| Total: (not including airfare or personal expenses) |
TBA | TBA | TBA |
Budget Sheet
- 2025 Program budget sheet (pdf) - coming soon
Funding Options
See the funding options page to learn how financial aid and scholarships can help you pay for this program.
Local Site Visits
- Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art (Museo Chileno de Arte Precolumbino)
- Museum of Memory and Human Rights (Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos)
- Plaza de Armas
- Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana)
- La Chascona Museum (Pablo Neruda House)
- San CristóbalHill (Cerro San Cristóbal)
- Museum of National History (Museo Histórico Nacional)
- La Moneda Palace (Palacio de la Moneda)
- The Plaza of the Constitution (Plaza de la Constitución)
- The Church and Convent of San Francisco (Iglesia y convento de San Francisco)
- National Museum of Fine Arts (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes)
- Saint Lucía Hill (Cerro Santa Lucía)
- Craft Fair Saint Lucía (Feria Artesanal Santa Lucía)
- Central Market of Santiago (TBD)
Overnight Excursion to Valparaíso/Viña del Mar (2 days/ 1 night)
- Details TBA
Excursions are subject to change without prior notice. No refunds are possible.
Housing
- TBA
- Housing arrangements are subject to change based on local circumstances without prior notice. No price adjustments are possible.
Included Meals
- Welcome dinner upon arrival
- Farewell dinner at end of program
Classroom and Computer Access
- Classroom space at
- There is no computer lab available - plan to bring a laptop.
- Wireless access may be intermittent due to local conditions. No refunds or price adjustments are possible.
Transportation
- Transportation by private bus to and from Santiago International Airport to the student housing is included in the program. Two different pick-up times will be arranged based on the most common flight arrival times.
- A local transportation pass for Santiago will be provided for each student.
- Transportation for all out of town excursions
Phones
- Information about how to obtain a local SIM card will be provided at the pre-departure orientation.
- Students will be responsible to purchase their own calling time/minutes.
Insurance, Health, and Safety
- Comprehensive insurance package with Company
- An in-depth orientation will be given on the morning after arrival, including health and safety procedures.
- Program partner staff will be available by telephone after hours.
- All students will be registered for UC travel insurance This is free coverage, but registration is required prior to departure.
Faculty Leader
Bretton Rodriguezpname@ucsd.edu
Dr. Bretton Rodriguez is an Associate Director of the Humanities Program at Revelle College. He earned a doctorate in literature from the University of Notre Dame, and he has taught at the University of Nevada, Reno; Boğaziçi University in Istanbul; Indiana University, South Bend; and the University of Notre Dame. His passion for travel and global learning propelled him to teach English as a second language in Chile and Mexico, and to lead eight summer language immersion and service programs in Costa Rica, Ecuador, Argentina, and Spain. In Chile, Bretton taught English in Santiago for nearly a year, and he is excited to introduce students to the vibrant culture and rich history of the city.
Courses
- HUM 3GS: Renaissance, Reformation, and Early Modern Europe (PDF)
- LTAM 110GS: Latin American Literature in Translation (PDF)
Why you should go
In Santiago, you will discover a city of incredible contrasts. You will encounter a colonial city with a rich and diverse history that gave birth to one of the most important literary traditions in Latin America. You will also find the modern capital of one of the wealthiest and most progressive countries in Latin America featuring immersive museums, world-class restaurants, and a thriving live music scene.
Santiago is also the gateway to Chile, one of the most ecologically diverse and dramatic landscapes in the world. From your base in Santiago, you could surf in the Pacific Ocean one day, ski in the Andes Mountains the next, and then head down to Southern Chile for a weekend of hiking, rock climbing, and white-water rafting. You could even brave Patagonia and explore one of the natural wonders of the world.
These contrasts and its unique history make Santiago the ideal place for you to study both HUM 3GS, which focuses on the encounter between Europe and the Americas along with the intellectual developments of the Early Modern World, and LTAM 110GS, which explores the unique and vibrant literary traditions of Latin America with a special emphasis on Chile.
Who should go
Everyone is welcome. Revelle College students can fulfill two Humanities requirements through this program: HUM 3 and either HUM 4 or HUM 5 (to be replaced by LTAM 110GS). Consult your academic advisor to verify how the courses will apply to your graduation requirements.
Information Sessions
- Wednesday, November 13, 3:00-4:30 pm PST
- Register here for the live Zoom link, and/or to get the post-session recording.
- Information session presentation (pdf)
Dates
| Departure from U.S.: | Sat., August 2, 2025 | |
|---|---|---|
| Arrival: | Sun., August 3, 2025 | |
| Mandatory Orientation: | Mon., August 4, 2025 | |
| First Day of Class: | Mon., June 30, 2025 | |
| Last Day of Class: |
|
|
| Departure for the U.S. (or personal travel): |
Sat., August 2, 2025 |
Flight Information
- You will be responsible for purchasing your own airplane tickets, and your program coordinator will provide guidelines and resources during the pre-departure process to help you find an appropriate flight.
- Do not purchase plane tickets until the program is confirmed. All approved applicants will be notified by e-mail when the program has reached minimum enrollment.
Global Seminar Fees
All fees subject to change. See https://summersession.ucsd.edu/tuition/tuition.html for current tuition and campus-based fees.
| UCSD | Other UC | Non-UC | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Program Cost: (includes $500 administrative fee) |
TBA | TBA | TBA |
| Estimated Tuition and Campus-Based Fees: |
$2,514.43 | $2,514.43 | $2,514.43 |
| Total: (not including airfare or personal expenses) |
TBA | TBA | TBA |
Budget Sheet
- 2025 Program budget sheet (pdf) - coming soon
Funding Options
See the funding options page to learn how financial aid and scholarships can help you pay for this program.
Local Site Visits
- Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art (Museo Chileno de Arte Precolumbino)
- Museum of Memory and Human Rights (Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos)
- Plaza de Armas
- Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana)
- La Chascona Museum (Pablo Neruda House)
- San CristóbalHill (Cerro San Cristóbal)
- Museum of National History (Museo Histórico Nacional)
- La Moneda Palace (Palacio de la Moneda)
- The Plaza of the Constitution (Plaza de la Constitución)
- The Church and Convent of San Francisco (Iglesia y convento de San Francisco)
- National Museum of Fine Arts (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes)
- Saint Lucía Hill (Cerro Santa Lucía)
- Craft Fair Saint Lucía (Feria Artesanal Santa Lucía)
- Central Market of Santiago (TBD)
Overnight Excursion to Valparaíso/Viña del Mar (2 days/ 1 night)
- Details TBA
Excursions are subject to change without prior notice. No refunds are possible.
Housing
- TBA
- Housing arrangements are subject to change based on local circumstances without prior notice. No price adjustments are possible.
Included Meals
- Welcome dinner upon arrival
- Farewell dinner at end of program
Classroom and Computer Access
- Classroom space at
- There is no computer lab available - plan to bring a laptop.
- Wireless access may be intermittent due to local conditions. No refunds or price adjustments are possible.
Transportation
- Transportation by private bus to and from Santiago International Airport to the student housing is included in the program. Two different pick-up times will be arranged based on the most common flight arrival times.
- A local transportation pass for Santiago will be provided for each student.
- Transportation for all out of town excursions
Phones
- Information about how to obtain a local SIM card will be provided at the pre-departure orientation.
- Students will be responsible to purchase their own calling time/minutes.
Insurance, Health, and Safety
- Comprehensive insurance package with Company
- An in-depth orientation will be given on the morning after arrival, including health and safety procedures.
- Program partner staff will be available by telephone after hours.
- All students will be registered for UC travel insurance This is free coverage, but registration is required prior to departure.
Faculty Leader
Bretton Rodriguezpname@ucsd.edu
Dr. Bretton Rodriguez is an Associate Director of the Humanities Program at Revelle College. He earned a doctorate in literature from the University of Notre Dame, and he has taught at the University of Nevada, Reno; Boğaziçi University in Istanbul; Indiana University, South Bend; and the University of Notre Dame. His passion for travel and global learning propelled him to teach English as a second language in Chile and Mexico, and to lead eight summer language immersion and service programs in Costa Rica, Ecuador, Argentina, and Spain. In Chile, Bretton taught English in Santiago for nearly a year, and he is excited to introduce students to the vibrant culture and rich history of the city.
Courses
- HUM 3GS: Renaissance, Reformation, and Early Modern Europe (PDF)
- LTAM 110GS: Latin American Literature in Translation (PDF)
Why you should go
In Santiago, you will discover a city of incredible contrasts. You will encounter a colonial city with a rich and diverse history that gave birth to one of the most important literary traditions in Latin America. You will also find the modern capital of one of the wealthiest and most progressive countries in Latin America featuring immersive museums, world-class restaurants, and a thriving live music scene.
Santiago is also the gateway to Chile, one of the most ecologically diverse and dramatic landscapes in the world. From your base in Santiago, you could surf in the Pacific Ocean one day, ski in the Andes Mountains the next, and then head down to Southern Chile for a weekend of hiking, rock climbing, and white-water rafting. You could even brave Patagonia and explore one of the natural wonders of the world.
These contrasts and its unique history make Santiago the ideal place for you to study both HUM 3GS, which focuses on the encounter between Europe and the Americas along with the intellectual developments of the Early Modern World, and LTAM 110GS, which explores the unique and vibrant literary traditions of Latin America with a special emphasis on Chile.
Who should go
Everyone is welcome. Revelle College students can fulfill two Humanities requirements through this program: HUM 3 and either HUM 4 or HUM 5 (to be replaced by LTAM 110GS). Consult your academic advisor to verify how the courses will apply to your graduation requirements.
Information Sessions
- Wednesday, November 13, 3:00-4:30 pm PST
- Register here for the live Zoom link, and/or to get the post-session recording.
- Information session presentation (pdf)
Dates
| Departure from U.S.: | Sat., August 2, 2025 | |
|---|---|---|
| Arrival: | Sun., August 3, 2025 | |
| Mandatory Orientation: | Mon., August 4, 2025 | |
| First Day of Class: | Mon., June 30, 2025 | |
| Last Day of Class: |
|
|
| Departure for the U.S. (or personal travel): |
Sat., August 2, 2025 |
Flight Information
- You will be responsible for purchasing your own airplane tickets, and your program coordinator will provide guidelines and resources during the pre-departure process to help you find an appropriate flight.
- Do not purchase plane tickets until the program is confirmed. All approved applicants will be notified by e-mail when the program has reached minimum enrollment.
Global Seminar Fees
All fees subject to change. See https://summersession.ucsd.edu/tuition/tuition.html for current tuition and campus-based fees.
| UCSD | Other UC | Non-UC | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Program Cost: (includes $500 administrative fee) |
TBA | TBA | TBA |
| Estimated Tuition and Campus-Based Fees: |
$2,514.43 | $2,514.43 | $2,514.43 |
| Total: (not including airfare or personal expenses) |
TBA | TBA | TBA |
Budget Sheet
- 2025 Program budget sheet (pdf) - coming soon
Funding Options
See the funding options page to learn how financial aid and scholarships can help you pay for this program.
Local Site Visits
- Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art (Museo Chileno de Arte Precolumbino)
- Museum of Memory and Human Rights (Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos)
- Plaza de Armas
- Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana)
- La Chascona Museum (Pablo Neruda House)
- San CristóbalHill (Cerro San Cristóbal)
- Museum of National History (Museo Histórico Nacional)
- La Moneda Palace (Palacio de la Moneda)
- The Plaza of the Constitution (Plaza de la Constitución)
- The Church and Convent of San Francisco (Iglesia y convento de San Francisco)
- National Museum of Fine Arts (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes)
- Saint Lucía Hill (Cerro Santa Lucía)
- Craft Fair Saint Lucía (Feria Artesanal Santa Lucía)
- Central Market of Santiago (TBD)
Overnight Excursion to Valparaíso/Viña del Mar (2 days/ 1 night)
- Details TBA
Excursions are subject to change without prior notice. No refunds are possible.
Housing
- TBA
- Housing arrangements are subject to change based on local circumstances without prior notice. No price adjustments are possible.
Included Meals
- Welcome dinner upon arrival
- Farewell dinner at end of program
Classroom and Computer Access
- Classroom space at
- There is no computer lab available - plan to bring a laptop.
- Wireless access may be intermittent due to local conditions. No refunds or price adjustments are possible.
Transportation
- Transportation by private bus to and from Santiago International Airport to the student housing is included in the program. Two different pick-up times will be arranged based on the most common flight arrival times.
- A local transportation pass for Santiago will be provided for each student.
- Transportation for all out of town excursions
Phones
- Information about how to obtain a local SIM card will be provided at the pre-departure orientation.
- Students will be responsible to purchase their own calling time/minutes.
Insurance, Health, and Safety
- Comprehensive insurance package with Company
- An in-depth orientation will be given on the morning after arrival, including health and safety procedures.
- Program partner staff will be available by telephone after hours.
- All students will be registered for UC travel insurance This is free coverage, but registration is required prior to departure.
Faculty Leader
Bretton Rodriguezpname@ucsd.edu
Dr. Bretton Rodriguez is an Associate Director of the Humanities Program at Revelle College. He earned a doctorate in literature from the University of Notre Dame, and he has taught at the University of Nevada, Reno; Boğaziçi University in Istanbul; Indiana University, South Bend; and the University of Notre Dame. His passion for travel and global learning propelled him to teach English as a second language in Chile and Mexico, and to lead eight summer language immersion and service programs in Costa Rica, Ecuador, Argentina, and Spain. In Chile, Bretton taught English in Santiago for nearly a year, and he is excited to introduce students to the vibrant culture and rich history of the city.
Courses
- HUM 3GS: Renaissance, Reformation, and Early Modern Europe (PDF)
- LTAM 110GS: Latin American Literature in Translation (PDF)
Why you should go
In Santiago, you will discover a city of incredible contrasts. You will encounter a colonial city with a rich and diverse history that gave birth to one of the most important literary traditions in Latin America. You will also find the modern capital of one of the wealthiest and most progressive countries in Latin America featuring immersive museums, world-class restaurants, and a thriving live music scene.
Santiago is also the gateway to Chile, one of the most ecologically diverse and dramatic landscapes in the world. From your base in Santiago, you could surf in the Pacific Ocean one day, ski in the Andes Mountains the next, and then head down to Southern Chile for a weekend of hiking, rock climbing, and white-water rafting. You could even brave Patagonia and explore one of the natural wonders of the world.
These contrasts and its unique history make Santiago the ideal place for you to study both HUM 3GS, which focuses on the encounter between Europe and the Americas along with the intellectual developments of the Early Modern World, and LTAM 110GS, which explores the unique and vibrant literary traditions of Latin America with a special emphasis on Chile.
Who should go
Everyone is welcome. Revelle College students can fulfill two Humanities requirements through this program: HUM 3 and either HUM 4 or HUM 5 (to be replaced by LTAM 110GS). Consult your academic advisor to verify how the courses will apply to your graduation requirements.
Information Sessions
- Wednesday, November 13, 3:00-4:30 pm PST
- Register here for the live Zoom link, and/or to get the post-session recording.
- Information session presentation (pdf)
Dates
| Departure from U.S.: | Sat., August 2, 2025 | |
|---|---|---|
| Arrival: | Sun., August 3, 2025 | |
| Mandatory Orientation: | Mon., August 4, 2025 | |
| First Day of Class: | Mon., June 30, 2025 | |
| Last Day of Class: |
|
|
| Departure for the U.S. (or personal travel): |
Sat., August 2, 2025 |
Flight Information
- You will be responsible for purchasing your own airplane tickets, and your program coordinator will provide guidelines and resources during the pre-departure process to help you find an appropriate flight.
- Do not purchase plane tickets until the program is confirmed. All approved applicants will be notified by e-mail when the program has reached minimum enrollment.
Global Seminar Fees
All fees subject to change. See https://summersession.ucsd.edu/tuition/tuition.html for current tuition and campus-based fees.
| UCSD | Other UC | Non-UC | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Program Cost: (includes $500 administrative fee) |
TBA | TBA | TBA |
| Estimated Tuition and Campus-Based Fees: |
$2,514.43 | $2,514.43 | $2,514.43 |
| Total: (not including airfare or personal expenses) |
TBA | TBA | TBA |
Budget Sheet
- 2025 Program budget sheet (pdf) - coming soon
Funding Options
See the funding options page to learn how financial aid and scholarships can help you pay for this program.
Local Site Visits
- Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art (Museo Chileno de Arte Precolumbino)
- Museum of Memory and Human Rights (Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos)
- Plaza de Armas
- Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana)
- La Chascona Museum (Pablo Neruda House)
- San CristóbalHill (Cerro San Cristóbal)
- Museum of National History (Museo Histórico Nacional)
- La Moneda Palace (Palacio de la Moneda)
- The Plaza of the Constitution (Plaza de la Constitución)
- The Church and Convent of San Francisco (Iglesia y convento de San Francisco)
- National Museum of Fine Arts (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes)
- Saint Lucía Hill (Cerro Santa Lucía)
- Craft Fair Saint Lucía (Feria Artesanal Santa Lucía)
- Central Market of Santiago (TBD)
Overnight Excursion to Valparaíso/Viña del Mar (2 days/ 1 night)
- Details TBA
Excursions are subject to change without prior notice. No refunds are possible.
Housing
- TBA
- Housing arrangements are subject to change based on local circumstances without prior notice. No price adjustments are possible.
Included Meals
- Welcome dinner upon arrival
- Farewell dinner at end of program
Classroom and Computer Access
- Classroom space at
- There is no computer lab available - plan to bring a laptop.
- Wireless access may be intermittent due to local conditions. No refunds or price adjustments are possible.
Transportation
- Transportation by private bus to and from Santiago International Airport to the student housing is included in the program. Two different pick-up times will be arranged based on the most common flight arrival times.
- A local transportation pass for Santiago will be provided for each student.
- Transportation for all out of town excursions
Phones
- Information about how to obtain a local SIM card will be provided at the pre-departure orientation.
- Students will be responsible to purchase their own calling time/minutes.
Insurance, Health, and Safety
- Comprehensive insurance package with Company
- An in-depth orientation will be given on the morning after arrival, including health and safety procedures.
- Program partner staff will be available by telephone after hours.
- All students will be registered for UC travel insurance This is free coverage, but registration is required prior to departure.
Faculty Leader
Bretton Rodriguezpname@ucsd.edu
Dr. Bretton Rodriguez is an Associate Director of the Humanities Program at Revelle College. He earned a doctorate in literature from the University of Notre Dame, and he has taught at the University of Nevada, Reno; Boğaziçi University in Istanbul; Indiana University, South Bend; and the University of Notre Dame. His passion for travel and global learning propelled him to teach English as a second language in Chile and Mexico, and to lead eight summer language immersion and service programs in Costa Rica, Ecuador, Argentina, and Spain. In Chile, Bretton taught English in Santiago for nearly a year, and he is excited to introduce students to the vibrant culture and rich history of the city.
Courses
- HUM 3GS: Renaissance, Reformation, and Early Modern Europe (PDF)
- LTAM 110GS: Latin American Literature in Translation (PDF)
Why you should go
In Santiago, you will discover a city of incredible contrasts. You will encounter a colonial city with a rich and diverse history that gave birth to one of the most important literary traditions in Latin America. You will also find the modern capital of one of the wealthiest and most progressive countries in Latin America featuring immersive museums, world-class restaurants, and a thriving live music scene.
Santiago is also the gateway to Chile, one of the most ecologically diverse and dramatic landscapes in the world. From your base in Santiago, you could surf in the Pacific Ocean one day, ski in the Andes Mountains the next, and then head down to Southern Chile for a weekend of hiking, rock climbing, and white-water rafting. You could even brave Patagonia and explore one of the natural wonders of the world.
These contrasts and its unique history make Santiago the ideal place for you to study both HUM 3GS, which focuses on the encounter between Europe and the Americas along with the intellectual developments of the Early Modern World, and LTAM 110GS, which explores the unique and vibrant literary traditions of Latin America with a special emphasis on Chile.
Who should go
Everyone is welcome. Revelle College students can fulfill two Humanities requirements through this program: HUM 3 and either HUM 4 or HUM 5 (to be replaced by LTAM 110GS). Consult your academic advisor to verify how the courses will apply to your graduation requirements.
Information Sessions
- Wednesday, November 13, 3:00-4:30 pm PST
- Register here for the live Zoom link, and/or to get the post-session recording.
- Information session presentation (pdf)
Dates
| Departure from U.S.: | Sat., August 2, 2025 | |
|---|---|---|
| Arrival: | Sun., August 3, 2025 | |
| Mandatory Orientation: | Mon., August 4, 2025 | |
| First Day of Class: | Mon., June 30, 2025 | |
| Last Day of Class: |
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| Departure for the U.S. (or personal travel): |
Sat., August 2, 2025 |
Flight Information
- You will be responsible for purchasing your own airplane tickets, and your program coordinator will provide guidelines and resources during the pre-departure process to help you find an appropriate flight.
- Do not purchase plane tickets until the program is confirmed. All approved applicants will be notified by e-mail when the program has reached minimum enrollment.
Global Seminar Fees
All fees subject to change. See https://summersession.ucsd.edu/tuition/tuition.html for current tuition and campus-based fees.
| UCSD | Other UC | Non-UC | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Program Cost: (includes $500 administrative fee) |
TBA | TBA | TBA |
| Estimated Tuition and Campus-Based Fees: |
$2,514.43 | $2,514.43 | $2,514.43 |
| Total: (not including airfare or personal expenses) |
TBA | TBA | TBA |
Budget Sheet
- 2025 Program budget sheet (pdf) - coming soon
Funding Options
See the funding options page to learn how financial aid and scholarships can help you pay for this program.
Local Site Visits
- Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art (Museo Chileno de Arte Precolumbino)
- Museum of Memory and Human Rights (Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos)
- Plaza de Armas
- Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana)
- La Chascona Museum (Pablo Neruda House)
- San CristóbalHill (Cerro San Cristóbal)
- Museum of National History (Museo Histórico Nacional)
- La Moneda Palace (Palacio de la Moneda)
- The Plaza of the Constitution (Plaza de la Constitución)
- The Church and Convent of San Francisco (Iglesia y convento de San Francisco)
- National Museum of Fine Arts (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes)
- Saint Lucía Hill (Cerro Santa Lucía)
- Craft Fair Saint Lucía (Feria Artesanal Santa Lucía)
- Central Market of Santiago (TBD)
Overnight Excursion to Valparaíso/Viña del Mar (2 days/ 1 night)
- Details TBA
Excursions are subject to change without prior notice. No refunds are possible.
Housing
- TBA
- Housing arrangements are subject to change based on local circumstances without prior notice. No price adjustments are possible.
Included Meals
- Welcome dinner upon arrival
- Farewell dinner at end of program
Classroom and Computer Access
- Classroom space at
- There is no computer lab available - plan to bring a laptop.
- Wireless access may be intermittent due to local conditions. No refunds or price adjustments are possible.
Transportation
- Transportation by private bus to and from Santiago International Airport to the student housing is included in the program. Two different pick-up times will be arranged based on the most common flight arrival times.
- A local transportation pass for Santiago will be provided for each student.
- Transportation for all out of town excursions
Phones
- Information about how to obtain a local SIM card will be provided at the pre-departure orientation.
- Students will be responsible to purchase their own calling time/minutes.
Insurance, Health, and Safety
- Comprehensive insurance package with Company
- An in-depth orientation will be given on the morning after arrival, including health and safety procedures.
- Program partner staff will be available by telephone after hours.
- All students will be registered for UC travel insurance This is free coverage, but registration is required prior to departure.
Faculty Leader
Bretton Rodriguezpname@ucsd.edu
Dr. Bretton Rodriguez is an Associate Director of the Humanities Program at Revelle College. He earned a doctorate in literature from the University of Notre Dame, and he has taught at the University of Nevada, Reno; Boğaziçi University in Istanbul; Indiana University, South Bend; and the University of Notre Dame. His passion for travel and global learning propelled him to teach English as a second language in Chile and Mexico, and to lead eight summer language immersion and service programs in Costa Rica, Ecuador, Argentina, and Spain. In Chile, Bretton taught English in Santiago for nearly a year, and he is excited to introduce students to the vibrant culture and rich history of the city.
Courses
- HUM 3GS: Renaissance, Reformation, and Early Modern Europe (PDF)
- LTAM 110GS: Latin American Literature in Translation (PDF)
Why you should go
In Santiago, you will discover a city of incredible contrasts. You will encounter a colonial city with a rich and diverse history that gave birth to one of the most important literary traditions in Latin America. You will also find the modern capital of one of the wealthiest and most progressive countries in Latin America featuring immersive museums, world-class restaurants, and a thriving live music scene.
Santiago is also the gateway to Chile, one of the most ecologically diverse and dramatic landscapes in the world. From your base in Santiago, you could surf in the Pacific Ocean one day, ski in the Andes Mountains the next, and then head down to Southern Chile for a weekend of hiking, rock climbing, and white-water rafting. You could even brave Patagonia and explore one of the natural wonders of the world.
These contrasts and its unique history make Santiago the ideal place for you to study both HUM 3GS, which focuses on the encounter between Europe and the Americas along with the intellectual developments of the Early Modern World, and LTAM 110GS, which explores the unique and vibrant literary traditions of Latin America with a special emphasis on Chile.
Who should go
Everyone is welcome. Revelle College students can fulfill two Humanities requirements through this program: HUM 3 and either HUM 4 or HUM 5 (to be replaced by LTAM 110GS). Consult your academic advisor to verify how the courses will apply to your graduation requirements.
Information Sessions
- Wednesday, November 13, 3:00-4:30 pm PST
- Register here for the live Zoom link, and/or to get the post-session recording.
- Information session presentation (pdf)
Dates
| Departure from U.S.: | Sat., August 2, 2025 | |
|---|---|---|
| Arrival: | Sun., August 3, 2025 | |
| Mandatory Orientation: | Mon., August 4, 2025 | |
| First Day of Class: | Mon., June 30, 2025 | |
| Last Day of Class: |
|
|
| Departure for the U.S. (or personal travel): |
Sat., August 2, 2025 |
Flight Information
- You will be responsible for purchasing your own airplane tickets, and your program coordinator will provide guidelines and resources during the pre-departure process to help you find an appropriate flight.
- Do not purchase plane tickets until the program is confirmed. All approved applicants will be notified by e-mail when the program has reached minimum enrollment.
Global Seminar Fees
All fees subject to change. See https://summersession.ucsd.edu/tuition/tuition.html for current tuition and campus-based fees.
| UCSD | Other UC | Non-UC | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Program Cost: (includes $500 administrative fee) |
TBA | TBA | TBA |
| Estimated Tuition and Campus-Based Fees: |
$2,514.43 | $2,514.43 | $2,514.43 |
| Total: (not including airfare or personal expenses) |
TBA | TBA | TBA |
Budget Sheet
- 2025 Program budget sheet (pdf) - coming soon
Funding Options
See the funding options page to learn how financial aid and scholarships can help you pay for this program.
Local Site Visits
- Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art (Museo Chileno de Arte Precolumbino)
- Museum of Memory and Human Rights (Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos)
- Plaza de Armas
- Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana)
- La Chascona Museum (Pablo Neruda House)
- San CristóbalHill (Cerro San Cristóbal)
- Museum of National History (Museo Histórico Nacional)
- La Moneda Palace (Palacio de la Moneda)
- The Plaza of the Constitution (Plaza de la Constitución)
- The Church and Convent of San Francisco (Iglesia y convento de San Francisco)
- National Museum of Fine Arts (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes)
- Saint Lucía Hill (Cerro Santa Lucía)
- Craft Fair Saint Lucía (Feria Artesanal Santa Lucía)
- Central Market of Santiago (TBD)
Overnight Excursion to Valparaíso/Viña del Mar (2 days/ 1 night)
- Details TBA
Excursions are subject to change without prior notice. No refunds are possible.
Housing
- TBA
- Housing arrangements are subject to change based on local circumstances without prior notice. No price adjustments are possible.
Included Meals
- Welcome dinner upon arrival
- Farewell dinner at end of program
Classroom and Computer Access
- Classroom space at
- There is no computer lab available - plan to bring a laptop.
- Wireless access may be intermittent due to local conditions. No refunds or price adjustments are possible.
Transportation
- Transportation by private bus to and from Santiago International Airport to the student housing is included in the program. Two different pick-up times will be arranged based on the most common flight arrival times.
- A local transportation pass for Santiago will be provided for each student.
- Transportation for all out of town excursions
Phones
- Information about how to obtain a local SIM card will be provided at the pre-departure orientation.
- Students will be responsible to purchase their own calling time/minutes.
Insurance, Health, and Safety
- Comprehensive insurance package with Company
- An in-depth orientation will be given on the morning after arrival, including health and safety procedures.
- Program partner staff will be available by telephone after hours.
- All students will be registered for UC travel insurance This is free coverage, but registration is required prior to departure.
