- Fulton-based Short Term Programs
- Semester programs
- Other Student Abroad Opportunities
Study Abroad
Study Abroad Opportunities
Fulton-based short-term study abroad programs. Fulton
faculty have developed and direct, on-site, several short-term
study abroad opportunities for students of all majors, covering
a variety of countries, disciplines, subjects, languages and
cultures. These opportunities range from 4-week winter programs,
to 4-6 week summer programs, and study abroad trips incorporated
into one of the Fulton School’s new 4-credit courses (as well as
one one-credit, stand-alone Spring Break course experience).
Below is a list of current Fulton short-term study abroad
opportunities and links (the links provide detailed program
information, including contact information for each program’s
faculty director):
Summer Programs
Winter Programs
Spring Break Programs
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Semester programs. Spending a semester abroad is made
easy via semester program offerings provided to SU students via
the exciting exchange agreements SU has made with the
universities listed below. In most cases, students may take
courses taught in English (the Spain program is the one
exception, where a degree of Spanish knowledge, depending on
the course level and specific program, is required) and in all
cases, all course work is fully coordinated with existing
courses at SU; all grades go into the student’s GPA (these are
not considered transferred courses, in other words, since
attending one of our foreign partner institutions is viewed as
attending another campus, or extension, of SU…only in another
country and culture!); and the cost for these programs is only a
bit more than the in-state cost of studying and living on campus
in Salisbury! The programs outlined below are heavily
Fulton-based and fully integrated with course work in Fulton’s
area studies programs (Latin American Studies, European Studies,
and—coming soon—Asian Studies: China) and the School’s Spanish
programs (major and minor), but students, in most cases, may
also take courses outside of these programs, as well as outside
of the Fulton-based disciplines. For more information on these
programs, please contact the program directors listed on each
site, or contact Dr. Brian Stiegler in the SU Center for
International Education (410.334.3495).
Other study abroad opportunities. SU students may also
study abroad via a wide range of non-SU/Fulton-based programs
offered by several study abroad providers with which the
University is an affiliated partner. Participation in programs
offered by non-affiliated study abroad providers may also be
approved by SU on a case-by-case basis. For more information
regarding the aforementioned affiliated partners, and study
abroad in general, please click on the SU Center for
International Education (SUCIE) links below:
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