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HECUA in the Twin Cities
HECUA offers off-campus study programs that address some of the most
important issues of our time. By taking one of the Twin Cities HECUA programs, you can focus on the
environment, the arts, urban studies, writing, or civil rights. Each program incorporates classroom studies, an internship, and field work.
The Career and Community Learning Center coordinates all Twin Cities HECUA
programs. Click on a program name below to
learn more about it.
Application Deadlines
April 15: Deadline for fall semester programs and for summer programs
December 1: Deadline for spring semester programs
If the deadline has passed, contact the HECUA program advisor about openings.
Semester Programs:
Summer-Term Programs:
What Does HECUA Mean?
The HECUA acronym stands for Higher Education Consortium for Urban Affairs.
(You won't be required to remember that!) HECUA is a nonprofit
consortium based in St. Paul. It includes 17 colleges and universities,
with the University of Minnesota among its founding members. HECUA
strives to build knowledge and community while enabling students to
create social change.
International Programs
HECUA also offers international programs in Bangladesh, Ecuador, Northern Ireland, and Norway. Visit the International Programs page for information. U of M students must apply for these programs via the Learning Abroad Center in 230 Heller Hall.
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