Chicago, IL
Catch a flight CityTours Health & Wellness
Spend 5 days in a major hub for medical advancements in the United States exploring sources of innovation.
6 days travel at
$1,400 plus tuition
LIBA 399
3 Credit Hours
Instructed by
Dr. Andrew Bilbo
Priority Deadline
March 6, 2026
Travel Overview
Go beyond textbooks and lecture halls. Study USA’s travel courses combine academic learning with hands-on, real world experiences. Every class maximizes its unique location with immersive activities.
You’ll earn academic credit, apply what you’re learning directly to your surroundings, and engage in lively class experiences—all guided by Ole Miss faculty.
What You'll Learn
- Recent advancements in medicine.
- History of innovation in American Medicine.
- The future of medical innovation in the United States.
- The ways medical innovation comes about.
What You'll Do
Students will:
- Visit Northwestern Memorial Hospital
- Visit University of Chicago Medical Center.
- Tour America's particle physics and accelerator laboratory, Fermilab
- Explore an incubator for medical innovation. University Technology Park | Illinois Institute of Technology
- Explore a city with a history of leading the charge in medical innovation.
All activities are tentative and subject to change depending on scheduling, booking availability, and course adjustments.
Meet Your Instructor
All Study USA courses are designed and led by Ole Miss faculty. Your instructor(s) will be your first point of contact during your travels and lead you through all the class experiences.
Dr. Andrew Bilbo
Director of the Health Professions Advising Office
bilbo@olemiss.edu
Dr. Bilbo has a Ph.D. in political science and specializes in local election administration within the field. The last few years he has worked in the Health Professions Advising Office where he has assisted students in gaining admission into professional schools. Dr. Bilbo's interests include the future of healthcare and the advancement of medical technology.
"This is a great opportunity for students who want to gain exposure to medical innovation in the United States. Why read about advancements in medical technology when you can go see it for yourself!"
– Dr. Bilbo