Travel Safety Memo – Israel-Gaza Conflict
Due to the ongoing violence in Israel and Gaza, please note the following: The university has added Israel, The West Bank, and Gaza to the ITOC Travel Suspension Conditions list.
Emergencies abroad
Emergency situations can surprise even the most well-prepared travelers. If your health and safety are at risk while abroad, consult our resources for immediate assistance.
Top travel tools
WashU faculty, staff and students travel internationally for a wide variety of reasons. We have resources and dedicated staff to ensure your health and safety while abroad and guide ethical practices in international university business.
Find resources for every step
of your journey
STEP 1
Thinking about travel?
Even before you book your flight or make reservations, there are some important things to know! Find out if your ideal destination is under a travel suspension, and read what steps the WashU International Travel Policy requires.
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Individual Faculty or Staff Travel
Individual Student Travel
STEP 2
Planning for travel
Planning a trip can be daunting! We have resources to make sure you’ve covered all your bases and that your trip is in compliance with university policy.
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Individual Faculty or Staff Travel
Individual Student Travel
STEP 3
Help while abroad
It’s best to prepare as much as you can, but sometimes you need help while traveling. We have resources.
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Individual Faculty or Staff Travel
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Travel Contacts
Other Points of Contact
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INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE (ITOC)
The International Travel Oversight Committee (ITOC) is advisory to the Provost and makes policy recommendations on overseas travel conducted by students, faculty and staff of Washington University.
For clarification or questions about the university international travel policy, contact itoc@wustl.edu.