How do you define your summer
experience? How would you like to define it? Something
new? Exciting? Meaningful?
Summer Session Deadlines:
Please see specific program for application and deposit
deadlines.
The Office of Global Studies at St. John’s University lets
you re-define your summer. We offer you the opportunity to
personally experience fresh, new cultures through our
faculty-driven, student-focused programs.
Whether you’re attending a performance of Romeo and Juliet at
the reconstructed Globe Theatre in London, digging through an
archaeological site in Greece, or sampling fresh cheeses and
prosciutto at one of the vast open-air markets in Rome, you’ll find
countless opportunities to learn and grow when you study abroad
with St. John’s. Our wide selection of programs and classes give
you a new way to define your summer break.
We believe that every student needs a global perspective for
success in their personal and professional lives. To this end, we
offer a variety of study abroad options to suit your needs. Summer
opportunities give you flexibility to take additional credits in a
short time period while enjoying the advantages of studying
abroad.
Our summer programs provide all the benefits of intensive
experiential learning while accommodating students with more
specific academic- or time-related considerations. As with all our
programs, you’ll make extensive use of the local environment as
part of your classroom experience.
St. John’s unique courses will immerse you in such disciplines
as language and culture, communications, history and art. In
addition, these programs allow you ample time to explore your
surroundings on you own and become immersed in your new home
cities.
Benefits include:
- Full immersion in a foreign country
- More affordability
- Focus on short-term coursework
- Popular destinations
Attention prospective Summer Session
students: Join us for an informal information session
regarding your summer program of choice. The information sessions
will be scheduled for Tuesdays and Thursdays, during Common Hour,
in February, March and April. Come to the Office of Global Studies
to meet with professors, learn more about the countries and
programs offered, and ask any questions you might have. For more
information on the specific dates of these sessions, check the
specific page of your choice.