Study Abroad - ND International

International study abroad brochure detailing over 40 study abroad programs Notre Dame offers in 20 countries across the world.

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1. WANT TO MAKE STUDY ABROAD WORK FOR YOU? MEET FOUR STUDENTS WHO DID.
2. NOTRE DAME’S LONDON GLOBAL GATEWAY IS HOUSED IN TWO HISTORIC BUILDINGS: ONE WAS PREVIOUSLY THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE CLUB; THE OTHER WAS A HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. NOTRE DAME STUDENTS STUDYING AT THE LONDON GLOBAL GATEWAY HAVE BEEN INTERNING WITH BRITISH MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT FOR MORE THAN 20 YEARS.
3. —Rev. Edward A. Malloy, C.S.C. President Emeritus, University of Notre Dame “OUR CAMPUS IS IN SOUTH BEND, INDIANA; OUR CLASSROOM IS THE WORLD.”
4. WHY STUDY ABROAD? AT NOTRE DAME, WE BELIEVE THAT AN INTEGRAL PART OF A WORLD-CLASS UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION IS SERIOUS ACADEMIC ENGAGEMENT IN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES. Our commitment to this belief is so strong that it is the University’s goal to give every eligible student an opportunity to study abroad before they graduate. From the challenges of developing critical foreign language skills and adjusting to a new culture, to the joys of lifelong friendships formed with host families, to boosting your resume through an international internship or service, many Notre Dame graduates will tell you that their most rewarding undergraduate experience was their Study Abroad program. But studying abroad is more than just a goal in itself; it needs to be an integrated part of overall academic formation. This requires planning and strategy and your academic advisors, Study Abroad staff, and international centers and institutes are here to help shape the experience that is right for you.
5. LOCATIONS ACADEMIC YEAR STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS Australia: Fremantle, Perth Brazil: Salvador da Bahia, São Paulo Chile: Santiago China: Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong France: Angers, Paris Germany: Berlin, Heidelberg Greece: Athens Ireland: Dublin Israel: Jerusalem Italy: Bologna, Rome Japan: Nagoya, Tokyo Jordan: Amman Korea: Seoul Mexico: Puebla Russia: Various programs Senegal: Dakar Singapore Spain: Alcoy, Toledo Switzerland: Geneva Turkey: Istanbul Uganda: Kampala, Gulu United Kingdom: London, Oxford, Norwich, and St. Andrews SUMMER 2016 STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS China Summer Engineering Program China Summer Language Program Global Gateway Seminars: London and Rome Ireland Inside Track South Africa for Student-Athletes China Business & Culture Dublin Greece Jerusalem London Rome Toledo Uganda NOTRE DAME OFFERS MORE THAN 40 ACADEMIC YEAR STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS AND 15 SUMMER PROGRAMS. LEARN MORE AT INTERNATIONAL.ND.EDU/STUDY-ABROAD Follow us on twitter: @undintl
6. LOCATION YEAR* DURATION LANGUAGE NOTES AUSTRALIA: FREMANTLE Junior Semester None AL, BA AUSTRALIA: PERTH Junior Semester None SC, EG, ALPP, ANTH BRAZIL: SALVADOR DA BAHIA Junior Semester 2 semesters of Portuguese Required 3-week pre-session. All colleges BRAZIL: SÃO PAULO Junior Semester 2 semesters of Portuguese Required 3-week pre-session. All colleges CHILE: SANTIAGO Junior, Sophomore Semester or Year 4 semesters of Spanish Required pre-session. All colleges CHINA: BEIJING Junior, Sophomore Semester or Year 3 semesters of Chinese Language intensive program CHINA: HONG KONG (CUHK) Junior Semester or Year None AL, BA, EG, SCI CHINA: HONG KONG (HKU) Junior Semester None AL, BA, EG, SCI CHINA: SHANGHAI Junior, Sophomore Semester or Year 1 semester of Chinese AL, BA FRANCE: ANGERS Junior, Sophomore Semester or Year 1 semester of French 4-week fall semester pre-session on site FRANCE: PARIS (DIDEROT) Junior Spring Semester or Year 5 semesters of French French and other humanities majors FRANCE: PARIS (SCI PO) Junior Semester or Year 5 semesters of French Social science majors only GERMANY: BERLIN Junior Spring Semester or Year 4 to 5 semesters of German Language intensive program: 6-week pre-session GERMANY: HEIDELBERG Junior Semester or Year 4 semesters of German Language intensive program: 4-week pre-session GREECE: ATHENS Junior Semester or Year None All colleges, but curriculum is limited to humanities and social sciences IRELAND: DUBLIN (TRINITY) Junior Semester or Year None AL, BA, SC, EG IRELAND: DUBLIN (UCD) Junior Semester or Year None AL, BA, SC, EG ISRAEL: JERUSALEM Junior, Sophomore Spring Semester None Curriculum limited to humanities courses ITALY: BOLOGNA Junior Spring Semester or Year 4 to 5 semesters of Italian Language intensive program: 3-week pre-session in fall semester; 10-day pre-session for spring semester students. ITALY: ROME (ICCS) Junior, Sophomore Semester 2 years of Latin or Greek Classics, classical history, archeology, classical art history majors only ITALY: ROME INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARS Junior Spring Semester 2 semesters of Italian, Latin, or ROIT 10110 Includes a funded summer experience ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS QUICK-REFERENCE CHART 4
7. LOCATION YEAR* DURATION LANGUAGE NOTES ITALY: ROME Junior, Sophomore Semester 2 semesters of Italian, Latin, or ROIT 10110 BA and AL (SC, EG also accepted) JAPAN: NAGOYA Junior, Sophomore Semester or Year First-Year Intensive Japanese Intensive language program JAPAN: TOKYO (KEIO UNIVERSITY) Junior Spring Semester None AL and BA JAPAN: TOKYO (SOPHIA UNIVERSITY & CIEE) Junior, Sophomore Spring Semester 1 semester of Japanese AL and BA JORDAN: AMMAN Junior Semester or Year Varies by track (3 tracks) Intensive language program, language and culture program, or diplomacy and policy studies program MEXICO: PUEBLA Junior Semester or Year 4 semesters of Spanish All colleges. Pre-med program in fall. Service and internship opportunities RUSSIA: VARIOUS PROGRAMS Junior, Sophomore Semester Recommended 2 years of Russian Must use only Russian at university and must attend orientation in D.C. SENEGAL: DAKAR Junior Spring Semester 2 semesters of French AL SINGAPORE Junior Semester or Year None Preferred SC and EG SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL Junior, Sophomore Semester None All colleges SPAIN: ALCOY Junior, Sophomore Spring Semester or Year Recommended 2 semesters of Spanish EG, particularly chemical, electrical, and computer science SPAIN: TOLEDO Junior, Sophomore Semester or Year 4 semesters of Spanish Enrollment option at Spanish university in spring SWITZERLAND: GENEVA Junior Spring Semester 2 semesters of French Physics majors only UGANDA: KAMPALA, GULU Junior Semester None AL courses only; research or other field work required UK: LONDON Junior Semester None All colleges UK: LONDON HEYTHROP Junior Semester None ND Old College seminarians only UK: NORWICH Junior Semester or Year None Open to AMST and ENG majors UK: OXFORD Junior Year None All colleges (by invitation) UK: ST. ANDREWS (SCOTLAND) Junior Spring Semester None AL and computer engineering MULTIPLE: GLOBAL BUSINESS SCHOLARS Junior, Sophomore Spring Semester both years None Business students only. Must apply during freshman year. * Term of participation must be approved by deans of respective colleges. Seniors approved by special permission only. 5
8. SUMMER PROGRAMS QUICK-REFERENCE CHART LOCATION YEAR DURATION LANGUAGE NOTES CHINA: BEIJING SUMMER ENGINEERING PROGRAM Junior, Sophomore 8 weeks None Aerospace and mechanical engineering majors CHINA: BEIJING SUMMER LANGUAGE PROGRAM All levels 8 weeks First year to third year Chinese Chinese majors CHINA: BEIJING AND SHANGHAI (CHINA BUSINESS & CULTURE PROGRAM) All levels 6 weeks None Open to all majors GREECE: CORINTH All levels 3 weeks None Open to all majors IRELAND: DUBLIN All levels 6 weeks None Open to all majors IRELAND: DUBLIN INSIDE TRACK All levels 8 days (+ 4 preparation classes during the spring) None Open to all majors ISRAEL: JERUSALEM All levels 4-6 weeks None Open to all majors SOUTH AFRICA: JOHANNESBURG AND CAPE TOWN All levels 3 weeks None Student-athletes only SPAIN: TOLEDO All levels 6 weeks Recommended 4 semesters of Spanish Open to all majors UGANDA (AND RWANDA): KAMPALA Rising juniors 6 weeks None Open to all majors, focuses on peace and conflict studies UK: LONDON All levels 6 weeks None Open to all majors GLOBAL GATEWAY SEMINARS LONDON AND ROME Admitted rising freshman 2 weeks None 6
9. MORE THAN HALF OF NOTRE DAME STUDENTS STUDY ABROAD. 7
10. DURING SPRING AND SUMMER 2015, A TOTAL OF 226 NOTRE DAME UNDERGRADS WERE INVOLVED IN INTERNSHIPS OR INDEPENDENT RESEARCH ABROAD. DANAE HUDSON DANAE HUDSON 8
11. WHERE TO START ELIGIBILITY Academic standing and adherence to community standards are among the factors in eligibility for study abroad, as is program appropriateness to student academic formation and major. FINANCIAL INFORMATION For students who study abroad during the academic year, tuition, room, and partial board are covered. For students who study abroad in the summer or on another vacation period, charges will vary. All students will be assessed a Study Abroad fee and will pay for round-trip airfare to program locations. Because we want every eligible student to have an opportunity to study abroad, we work with the Office of Financial Aid to consider each case and can also direct you to other sources of funding. Please visit our website for additional financial details. EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS • Attend the Study Abroad Fair on September 14, 2015 • Attend information sessions for programs that interest you (schedule released early fall 2015) • Consult with your academic advisors on college requirements • Attend the Summer Study Abroad Fair on January 27, 2016 • Check the Study Abroad website for new programs and information APPLY Students may apply for up to three programs, and should plan ahead to give advisors, rectors, and academic referees ample time to submit their information. The entire process takes place within NDI’s online application system. The application deadline for academic year 2016-17 programs is November 15, 2015. THE ROME GLOBAL GATEWAY, LOCATED ONE BLOCK FROM THE COLOSSEUM, OPENED ITS DOORS TO FACULTY, STAFF, AND STUDENTS IN JANUARY 2014. 9
12. OTHER INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FUNDING FOR RESEARCH • Center for Undergraduate Scholarly Engagement (CUSE): Assists undergraduates in applying for national research fellowships • Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP): Grants to combine language study and research • Department of Romance Languages and Literatures: Ravarino Scholarship to support summer research in Italy • Kellogg Institute for International Studies: Financial support to conduct research, internships, or study of specially selected languages • Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies: Summer Indian Studies in Mumbai and research grants • Nanovic Institute for European Studies: Research and language grants and internship support FUNDING FOR LANGUAGE STUDY • Center for the Study of Languages and Cultures (CSLC): Holds an annual competition for Summer Language Grants • Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures: Awards for the study of Japanese and Chinese • Department of German and Russian Languages and Literatures: Awards and summer internship coordination for the study of the German language • Department of Classics: Awards for the study of Arabic, Greek, Hebrew, Latin, and Syriac INTERNSHIPS The Career Center coordinates international internships, which can be a powerful complement to any Study Abroad program. Additionally, internships are offered at many sites through the host institutions. Students may also consult the Career Center’s Go IRISH recruiting database and Kellogg Institute’s Summer Internship Program. SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES Study Abroad students wishing to engage with the local community through volunteer work should consult with their Study Abroad program advisor before departure and with their host staff once on site. Students may also consult the Center for Social Concerns, which offers programs in more than 15 countries to provide community-engaged learning and service opportunities. 10
13. NOTRE DAME’S STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS ARE AMONG THE MYRIAD OPTIONS STUDENTS HAVE TO ENGAGE WITH THE WORLD. CONSIDER HOW YOU MIGHT COMPLEMENT OR FOLLOW YOUR STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM WITH RESEARCH, INTERNSHIPS, OR SERVICE. IN 1979, THE NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL TEAM BEAT MIAMI 40-15 IN JAPAN’S MIRAGE BOWL IN TOKYO. NOTRE DAME STUDENTS WHO WERE STUDYING ABROAD IN JAPAN HUNG OUT WITH THE FOOTBALL PLAYERS, INCLUDING JOE MONTANA. 11
14. FURTHER INFORMATION Study Abroad’s webpages are regularly updated at international.nd.edu/study-abroad, but if you have questions about specific programs, please email the following program managers: Christiane Buessard cbuessar@nd.edu France: Angers, Paris Senegal: Dakar Switzerland: Geneva Julliet Mayinja mayinja.1@nd.edu Australia: Fremantle, Perth Greece: Athens Uganda: Kampala, Gulu Geraldine Meehan gmeehan@nd.edu United Kingdom: London, Oxford Kathleen Opel kopel@nd.edu Israel: Jerusalem Jordan: Amman Claudia Ramirez cramirez@nd.edu Brazil: Salvador de Bahia, São Paulo Chile: Santiago Mexico: Puebla Spain: Alcoy, Toledo Brigitta Richmond brichmo2@nd.edu London Summer Peggy Weber weber.4@nd.edu Ireland: Dublin United Kingdom: Heythrop, St. Andrews David Younger dyounger@nd.edu Germany: Berlin, Heidelberg Italy: Bologna, Rome Russia: Various programs United Kingdom: Norwich Hong Zhu zhu.6@nd.edu China: Beijing, Hong Kong, Shanghai Japan: Nagoya, Tokyo Korea: Seoul Singapore OUR STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS ARE IN MORE THAN 20 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES ON SIX OUT OF SEVEN CONTINENTS. 12
15. NOTRE DAME’S FIRST STUDY ABROAD COHORT WENT IN 1964 TO INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA. THE STUDENTS SAILED ACROSS THE ATLANTIC AND STAYED FOR THE WHOLE YEAR. ANGERS, FRANCE, IS NOTRE DAME’S OLDEST STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM. IT CELEBRATES ITS 50TH ANNIVERSARY IN 2015.
16. STUDY ABROAD NOTRE DAME INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME 105 MAIN BUILDING NOTRE DAME, IN 46556 574.631.5882 INTERNATIONAL.ND.EDU/STUDY-ABROAD @UNDINTL