Nazareth University Center for International Education

Study Abroad in Scotland this SUMMER B!

Two programs are still available for applications until April 30th! Classes will be taken at Aberdeen University

History, Heritage, and Culture:
This course offers an exciting introduction to the history and culture of modern Scotland, tracing its story from the seventeenth century to the present day.

Philosophy:
Join the philosophy summer school and explore som of the most fascinating questions shaping today’s world.

¡Gracias por todo 7Elements! We had an unforgettable experience spending 2 weeks in the Dominican Republic over winter break 💜 Our trip would not have been the same without our Naz staff, the incredibly hardworking 7Elements crew, and the communities that welcomed us into their homes! Through immersion, we learned so much about the Spanish language, Dominican culture, and the representation of healthcare in the Caribbean as a whole. A few of our favorite and most rewarding memories are highlighted in these photos 🫶🏼🩺

Interested in spending the summer in Florence, Italy?

Come to the informational meeting TOMORROW!
March 5th-GAC 127 during the lunch period (12:10-1:00pm)

Join Hansung University next summer in Seoul and dive into South Korea’s rich culture and history through participating in hands on activities and field trips with students from around the globe.

Join us for an Info Session: Tomorrow, Feb. 19th, from 12:10-1:00pm in GAC 127

Located in Nishinomiya City, right outside Osaka, KGU boasts a beautiful campus and large student body. On this summer program, students select courses that suit their interests, which allows student to explore a variety of topics related to Japan and East Asia along with KGU students. Earn up to 6 transferable credits.

Join us at our informational meeting this Tuesday, Feb. 10th from 12:10-1:00pm in GAC 127!!

Meet one of our student workers- Aiden Arena‼️

Nanzan University is hosting a 3-week stud tour during the summer that will unleash your curiosity of Japanese culture and society through the lens of anime. This program is based in the city of Nagoya, Japan’s fifth-most populous city, with over 2.3 million residents. During this program, you will meet students from all around the world interested in learning about Japan, and will share time with them in both the classroom and on a number of field trips to anime-related places in central Japan, including the world renowned cultural capital of Kyoto. Outside of the classroom, you will have plenty of free time to explore and experience all that Japan has to offer.

Stop down to the informational meeting tomorrow, January 28th, from 12:10pm-1:00pm in GAC 127.