Research

• The Mosfell Archaeological Project
  College of Letters and Science: Social Sciences
  The Mosfell Archaeological Project is an international research project employing the tools of history, archaeology, anthropology, genetics, saga studies and environmental sciences to construct a comprehensive picture of human adaptation and environmental change in the Mosfell region of southwestern Iceland beginning in the Viking Age.
  Project Contact:

  Project website			Jesse Byock
  (Updated: Jan 27 2023)

• Kama Muta Lab
  College of Letters and Science: Social Sciences
  The Kama Muta Lab focuses on the emotion often called "being moved" or "touched." The program integrates participant observation ethnography, broad ethnological and historical comparison, systematic sampling of behavior, and experimentation, in addition to conducting theoretical work.
  Project Contact:

  Project website			Alan Fiske
  (Updated: Sep 01 2023)

College of Letters and Science: Social Sciences

• The Mosfell Archaeological Project
  Research
  The Mosfell Archaeological Project is an international research project employing the tools of history, archaeology, anthropology, genetics, saga studies and environmental sciences to construct a comprehensive picture of human adaptation and environmental change in the Mosfell region of southwestern Iceland beginning in the Viking Age.
  Project Contact:

  Project website			Jesse Byock
  (Updated: Jan 27 2023)

• Kama Muta Lab
  Research
  The Kama Muta Lab focuses on the emotion often called "being moved" or "touched." The program integrates participant observation ethnography, broad ethnological and historical comparison, systematic sampling of behavior, and experimentation, in addition to conducting theoretical work.
  Project Contact:

  Project website			Alan Fiske
  (Updated: Sep 01 2023)

UCLA International Education Office

• In the Footsteps of Hans Christian Andersen – Copenhagen
  TravelStudyProgram
  With the renowned author Hans Christian Andersen as our springboard, this program will take full advantage of field trips, walking tours, and hands-on exploration of place and space.
  Project Contact:

  Project website			Patrick Wen
  (Updated: Apr 05 2022)

• Aarhus University
  EducationAbroadProgram
  Aarhus is a perfect example of why Denmark scores high on livability rankings. Young at heart and surrounded by beautiful beaches and forests, the City of Smiles is compact, photogenic, and student-friendly.
  Project Contact:

  Project website			Kelly Zuniga
  (Updated: May 09 2023)

• Copenhagen Business School Summer
  EducationAbroadProgram
  Taught completely in English, courses fuel the mindset of innovators, strategists, and entrepreneurs. Explore topics like consumer behavior, social marketing, supply chain management, data visualization, or persuasive communications—all with an international perspective.
  Project Contact:

  Project website			Kelly Zuniga
  (Updated: May 09 2023)

• University of Copenhagen
  EducationAbroadProgram
  It's no surprise that one of the greenest and most bicycle-friendly cities in the world is also the capital of the happiest country on Earth. Copenhagen, Denmark presents glimpses of the past and future through its modern architecture and opulent castles.
  Project Contact:

  Project website			Kelly Zuniga
  (Updated: May 12 2023)