For Students
Group Student Travel
Registration
Two or more travelers (1 of whom is a student) participating in the same international activity is considered a group. Policies and processes have been established to support the registration of student travelers and accompanying associate travelers participating in an international experience separate from an Global Learning Faculty-led program.
Registration must be initiated 6-8 weeks before departure. Failure to complete the registration process in a timely manner may result in the trip not being approved.
USF Health faculty and students planning a group trip are governed by the policies of USF Health, found within the .
Faculty, staff, or students leading a group of students abroad are required to complete the group travel registration and process found here: .
required trainings
Group leaders and other associate travelers are also required to complete the following mandatory trainings:
USF World Safety and Health Orientation
This is a live training for anyone leading or accompanying a group of students abroad,
               conducted by the Global Travel Safety Health Office of USF World. When possible, the
               training includes staff from the Student Wellness Center focusing on mental health
               issues. For current training schedules and to register for this training please contact
               us at globaltravel@usf.edu.
Title IX Responsible Employee (RE) Training
All USF faculty, staff, or employees who supervise or teach even one USF student or
               employee in any capacity (including Adjunct, Teaching Assistants, and Graduate Assistants)
               are designated as Responsible Employees (REs). Click the link above to register.
Log into .  Under ORACLE HR select the "LEARNING" button. From there click "SEARCH THE CATALOG".
               Enter the course number "OLC112022" or type "CSA" in the LEARNING CATALOG search bar.
               You will then be able to enroll. 
family members and guests
Please note, faculty or staff must follow all Guest Requirements listed below. Student leaders are not permitted to bring guests.
Click to view Guest Requirements
Associate Traveler Family Members and Guests: 
Group Leaders and Associate Travelers may decide to bring accompanying family members
                     with them on the international experience. USF reserves the right to impose limits
                     and/or conditions on the roles, activities, and presence of family members or guests
                     who accompany Group Leaders and Associate Travelers. Such limits or conditions derive
                     from programmatic concerns: health, safety, risk, academic, and other concerns. In
                     some cases, accompanying family members or guests may not be permitted to join some
                     or all activities.
 
Liability:  
USF assumes no responsibility for accompanying family members or guests. It is the
                     responsibility of all family members (including spouse/partner and dependent children)
                     of the Associate Travelers to read the U.S. State Department information sheets if
                     they participate in any group travel by land, sea, or air. The family members and
                     guests are responsible for their own safety.
 
Excursions: 
Accompanying family members and guests may participate in program excursions and field
                     trips, provided that such participation does not create increases in costs that would
                     be transferred to student travelers AND that their participation in the program in
                     no way interferes with the academic nature of an experience. Program excursions are
                     planned to accommodate all students plus the Group Leaders and Associate Travelers.
                     If there are empty seats on the bus, boat, or other arranged travel, accompanying
                     family members and guests may travel with the group at no extra cost. However, at
                     no time will a bigger or additional bus, boat, or other mode of transportation be
                     arranged in order to accommodate accompanying family members and guests and thus pass
                     on additional costs to the student travelers.
 
Excursion Expenses: 
If participating in group excursions, accompanying family members and guests must
                     separately pay all per person expenses (i.e. entrances to parks or museums, theatre
                     tickets, etc.). In no case is program money to be used to fund family members and
                     guest participation in special events. If the cost for the family member and guests
                     is included on the group receipt, it must be deducted before the receipt is submitted
                     for reimbursement to the University.
 
Group Meals: 
If participating in group meals, the Associate Traveler must reimburse the program
                     for any expenses incurred by accompanying family members and guests if a separate
                     bill cannot be obtained. Program money should not be used to buy meals for accompanying
                     family members and guests. The exception to this policy is entertainment of host institution
                     guests to which a couple is invited for a meal. The Group Leaders and Associate Travelers
                     may bring his/her spouse/partner/guest to such an event and receive reimbursement
                     for the meal.
Minor Children: 
Minor children accompanying Group Leaders and Associate Travelers must be adequately
                     supervised at all times. The presence of minor children or other family members and
                     guests should not disrupt or alter the international experience in any way.
 
International Health and Evacuation Coverage:  
Guests must be insured under the USF policy and the costs must be paid for personally
                     by the traveler. Please refer to the Insurance Information section if you have any
                     questions about coverage.