Join us for St. John’s expanded, multi-city Discover the World:
Europe program for spring 2008 and choose to spend your semester in
three of these remarkable cities—Dublin, Ireland; Paris, France;
Rome, Italy; and Salamanca, Spain.
Through multi-faceted academics and service activities, you’ll
encounter extraordinary new opportunities to engage in the people
and cultures of modern Europe.
A New Way to Learn
Vibrant academics and on-site learning—these are the hallmarks
of Discover the World: Europe. Each class transforms your host
cities’ cultural and historic resources into key components of your
learning experience.
Discover the World: Europe features an innovative, modular class
format that splits your 15-week semester into three, five-week
sessions. This way, you’ll have only one or two courses in each
city, allowing you to fully concentrate on and absorb your course
work.
The most exciting resource will be the people you meet outside
the classroom. You’ll learn Spanish while enjoying chocolate
con churros at a local café, or practice French while ordering
a croque monsieur on the Left Bank.
With access to so many new people and places, you’ll want to
explore your surroundings on your own as well. That’s why we
typically schedule classes four days a week, so you’ll have three
days a week to study, travel and “discover” on your own.
Application Deadline - November 15,
2007
Have Paris be your classroom, see the beautiful Vatican and its
treasures and marvel at Salamanca's vast collection of Renaissance
architecture this fall.
Application >
Europe and the World
Art, culture, politics -- mind-expanding courses will enrich your
experience while deepening your understanding of Europe and the
world. They
include:
- City of Rome (ITA 3580/ART 1795)
- Ethics (PHI 2200C)
- Europe: Renaissance to Reformation (HIS 2510)
- French Levels I and/or II (FRE 1010, 1020)
- Italian Levels I and/or II (ITA 1010, 1020)
- Literature in a Global Context (ENG 1100C)
- Moral Theology of the Marketplace (THE 3305)
- Spain: Language and Culture (LAC 1000)
- Spanish Levels I and II (SPA 1010, 1020)
Also available are online courses including criminal justice,
economics, English, American government, history, management,
marketing, mathematics, philosophy and theology.
Contact Us
Remember, our Discover the World opportunities are always growing,
so check this page often for new details. We also invite you to
contact us for more information:
Office of Global Studies
Marillac Terrace
Tel (718) 990-6105
Fax (718) 990-2321
intled@stjohns.edu