In addition to our semester, year-long, and study tour options, Loyola also offers a number of independent and faculty-led summer programs. There is a minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA requirement for all summer programs. All summer study abroad program fees are paid to Yvette McMillan-Bell in Student Administrative Services (SAS) in Maryland Hall. Accepted students will have one meeting and one pre-departure orientation with their program director to review paperwork, safety measures, packing details, and all necessary information prior to departure.
The philosophy of Loyola's Office of International Programs is to provide students with an in-depth experience of another culture by focusing on one program. Therefore, programs like Semester at Sea and similar programs would not be acceptable. The Office of International Programs must approve any international program that a student wishes to obtain credits from while at Loyola University Maryland.
Application Process
1) Attend an information session on your program or a meeting with your Program Director
2) Once step 1 (above) is completed, your Program Director will email the Office of International Programs with your name and Loyola ID number.
3) Submit your paper applications to the Office of International program or your Program Director before the deadlines indicated below.
Granada, Spain
May 23- June 24, 2017
Director: Dr. Holly Schneider, HUschneider@Loyola.edu
Courses:
SN 104- Intermediate Spanins II
ML 111 Study Abroad Immersion Research Project
SN 201- Spanish Composition and Conversation
Cost: $ 3980 (airfare NOT included, activities and all meals included. Includes tuition and housing)
Requires 10 participants. Application deadline: February 16, 2017
Montpellier, France
June 2 – June 26, 2017
Director: Mme. Catherine Savell, CSavell@loyola.edu
Courses:
FR 101-Introductory French I
FR 102- Introductory French II
FR 103- Intermediate French I
FR 104- Intermediate French II
FR 202- The Living Language
Cost: $ 4480 (airfare, some meals, activities and short stay in Paris included. Includes tuition and housing)
Requires 10 participants. Application deadline: January 25, 2017.
NEWCASTLE, United Kingdom
Sunday, July 16 – Saturday, August 19, 2017 (dates to be confirmed)
Director: Dr. Rebecca Brogan, rsbrogan@Loyola.edu
Courses: BL 470.02 Special Topics in Endocrinology (Pre-requisite: 3 semesters of Biology)
Cost: $ $3,490 (airfare NOT included, some activities and some special meals included. Includes tuition and housing)
Requires 10 participants. Application deadline: February 16, 2017
Prague, Czech Republic
June 30-July 29, 2017
Director: Dr. Barbara Vann, BVann@loyola.edu
Courses: TH305- Ethics: Contemporary Moral Issues(Ethics Core)
SC230-Introduction to Czech Culture and Society(Sociology elective; Global Studies Topical Component)
Cost: $3980 (airfare NOT included, breakfasts and special meals included. Includes tuition and housing)
Requires 10 participants. Application deadline: February 16, 2017
Rome, Italy
May 27 – June 24, 2017
Director: Dr. Thomas McCreight tmccreight@loyola.edu
Courses:
HS 307/CL 307 Peace and War in Ancient Rome (History 2nd core)
IT 103 Intermediate Italian 1
IT 104 Intermediate Italian 2
IT 110 Introductory Italian Language in Rome
IT 111 Italian Language and Culture 1: Rome
Cost: $ 3980 (airfare NOT included; 4 dinners and 5 breakfast included per week, activities and some special meals included. Includes tuition and housing)
Requires 12 participants. Application deadline: February 16, 2017
Non-Loyola Programs
Students have the option to select a non-Loyola summer program. The program selected should fit into their academic course of study. Once students have selected a study abroad program, they should do the following:
- Students must have their non-Loyola program approved by the Office of International Programs.
- Students must complete the Summer Abroad Program Approval/Transfer Course Request Form by March 11.
- The non-Loyola program must meet the minimum program requirement of at least 39 contact hours and four week duration.
- Courses and credits earned abroad must be recorded on an official transcript from a four year, accredited (either in the United States or abroad), degree-granting institution.
- Students applying directly to a university abroad will have to submit proof the university abroad is accredited through the Ministry of Education in that host country.
- Once the program has been approved, students will need to have their course(s) approved by the department chair.
- Students must earn a grade of 2.00 (C or higher) in each approved course.
- Grades are not transferable, but are used to calculate Honors at graduation.
- The Summer Abroad Program Approval/Transfer Course Request Form and all documentation required for approving a non-Loyola summer abroad program must be completed and submitted by March 11.
- Materials submitted late may not be approved.
For questions, please contact Naomi Githae at ngithae@loyola.edu.