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• Access key academics
• Build a better world
• Come away with a competitive advantage
Why Study Abroad?
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We help students explore—safely.• Fully staffed local campuses in Paris and Rome• Expert faculty and bilingual staff• Experiential learning engages students with their surroundings• More than 40% of St. John’s undergrads go abroad!
We make it affordable.• Students’ financial aid “travels” with them• Over $600k in additional aid for semesters abroad• Additional resources for internal and external funding• About 25% of abroad students are Pell-eligible
Classes aren’t an issue.• The core—with a twist• With content courses and major-specific options • Easy to add a minor in French, Italian, International Studies,
and more
We live the Vincentian mission… wherever we go!• Nearly 5,000 service/AS-L hours abroad annually through our
semester programs, service initiatives and plunges
The St. John’s Difference: our campuses
Prof. Zirnheld’s class explores Kandinsky and modern art at the Centre
Pompidou in Paris
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The Global Passport Program
“Welcome to St. John’s! Now go away.”• Entering students can study abroad from day one• First-year programs travel to Rome and Paris• Subsidized to make it affordable
We designed it for new students. • Course in NYC, with a linked study abroad component at the
end of the term • Core class (DNY, English, First-Year Writing, French I, History,
Italian I or II, Philosophy, Theology)• Engagement with top faculty and other first-year students
It’s an SJU study abroad program.• Affordable• Vincentian• Safe
The SJU Difference: The World, for $600
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• Spend 7 days in Rome or Paris as part of a required, first-year class, that counts toward your Core.
• Travel at the end of the semester as part of a full semester course
• Make great friends on a program that’s unique to St. John’s –and come back with your squad!
• Visit culturally significant and class-related local sites, including locations such as the Vatican, Coliseum, the Trevi Fountain in Rome, or the Eiffel Tower, and the Louvre in Paris
• Earn an extra credit toward your degree!
Check your email, paper mail and our website for application details — space is limited!
Applications close September 15
Global Passport Highlights
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SJU’s Campuses Abroad—Highlights
•24-hour on-site security•Bilingual staff, including resident assistants•Centrally located, upscale neighborhoods •Modern facilities, historic setting•WiFi•Air-conditioning•Lounges (& Kitchens in Rome!)
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St. John’s Abroad: The Rome Campus
To view our campus video, please visithttps://www.stjohns.edu/academics/global-programs/global-campuses/rome-italy
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St. John’s Abroad: The Paris Campus
To view our campus video, please visithttps://www.stjohns.edu/academics/global-programs/global-campuses/paris-france
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• Go to stjohns.edu/passport• Choose either Global Passport in Paris or Global Passport in Rome to
review your options• Hit APPLY NOW and choose the term Spring Embedded 2022• Select either CORE, French I, Italian I or Italian II.
NB: Only apply for a language class if the introductory level is appropriate for you.
• Pay a $250 program deposit to confirm your interest. The $250 deposit is part of the $600 program fee.
• Wait for the University Freshman Center to enroll you for the appropriate class.
• Check your St. John’s email account for program confirmation from the Office of International Education
Courses do fill, and students are placed in the order of their application.
How do I apply? It’s easy…
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The University Freshmen Center works with OIE to place all students in their courses by…
• Ensuring that students are eligible for program courses and programs in the correct Global Passport class.
• Providing information on how to stay registered for the program!
How Do I Enroll in Classes?
Keep in mind: apart from French and Italian, students may not choose theirown Global Passport course.
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The UFC chooses from the following courses…
Paris Campus • FRE 1010C: French Level I• Or an appropriate CORE course
Rome Campus• ITA 1010C: Italian Level I• ITA 1020C: Italian Level II• Or an appropriate CORE course
Spring Course Options (May 16 – 23, or 23 – 30)
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• Professor Conn’s Global Passport students toured historic central Rome on a walking tour they designed and researched.
•Our group administrator helped our student guides as they planned the tour.
•The experience helped students learn to navigate Roman streets from the very beginning of our trip.
Learning, Independence, and Support
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• Students in my sections of Discover New York study historical immigration and migration patterns in New York City during the semester.
• When we’re in Rome, we learn how immigration and migration shaped ancient Rome; medieval and Renaissance Rome; and contemporary Rome.
Academic Connections Between New York City and Rome
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• My students served at food pantries, immigration assistance centers, education outreach centers, and other locations in New York City.
• In Rome, we served at the Joel NafumaRefugee Center, where we interacted with refugees from Angola, Libya, Afghanistan, and other places.
•Then we compared contemporary migration patterns and experiences of the two cities.
•Many of my students told me that our service at the Refugee Center was the most important part of our trip.
Academic Service Learning (ASL)
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• The majority of your St. John’s financial aid will “travel” with you.• St. John’s awards additional grants to students with high financial need to afford the cost of a semester abroad.• Additional St. John’s scholarships:
• Italian Cultural Center• The Licari Scholarship
• External scholarships• The Gilman Scholarship
www.stjohns.edu/Global$
Study Abroad Finances
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• New for the incoming class of 2021• Provides $2500 to eligible second-year students to support your global education.• Available for our semester programs in Paris, Rome and Limerick, as well as our summer sessions in Paris and Rome.• Juniors in psychology, biology, chemistry or government and politics may use it toward their major-specific semester program.• Awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to start the conversation with your advisors early!
www.stjohns.edu/GOaward
The Global Opportunities (GO) Award
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Three cities, Three Cultures… all in one semester for one unforgettable experience.
Modular class format• 5-week intensive classes allow for a full semester of courses• Wide variety of core classes, languages, art & more!• Thematic focus on migration and social justice
Experiential learning• Classes designed with interactive components and service
opportunities to take full advantage of your surroundings Major-Specific Program Options Available
• FALL - Western Europe: Business• SPRING - Western Europe: Pharmacy
Visit us online at stjohns.edu/WESemester
Western Europe SemesterThe St. John’s Difference:
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• Academic flexibility: semester-long and modular classes
• French language immersion at any level• Experiential and service learning (AS-L)• International internships available in a broad
range of academic fields• Included day trip to Normandy, weekend trip
to Strasbourg, and 5-day trip to Provence
• Major-Specific Options:• Fall: Biology and Chemistry• Fall: Literary and Cultural Studies
Visit us online at stjohns.edu/France
Discover France Programs
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• Full semester courses with service-learning opportunities
• Italian language immersion at any level• Experiential Learning such as “Art & Architecture in
Italy” and “Italian Sketchbook”• International internships available in a broad range
of academic disciplines• Includes a weekend trip to Tuscany or Campania and
a 4-day trip to Sicily
Major-Specific Options:• Fall: Government and Politics• Fall: Psychology• Fall: Rome Immersion• Spring: Education
Visit us online at stjohns.edu/Italy
Discover Italy Programs
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The most recent addition to our semester programs abroad!
• Become part of an international student group at Universidad Veritas in San Jose
• Enroll in Spanish language and culture courses at all levels, along with International Business, Economics, Environmental Studies, Sociology, Photography and more!
• Live with a local family for fuller immersion into the language and culture
• Options for either a 12-week or 16-week semester
• Added excursions will connect you to the vibrant tropical landscapes of Costa Rica
• Make friends from around the globe!
Costa Rica Semester Program
Available in Fall and Spring Semesters
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Two Short-Term Program Models• Embedded into your fall or spring courses in New York• Fully contained in winter or summer, including two 5-week summer sessions in Paris and Rome every year• Travel abroad with your St. John’s faculty and class
Offerings change year to year, but here’s a sample of some of our past programs:• Litigation Practice in Paris• Speech Pathology in Guatemala• Pharmacy in Taiwan• Cybersecurity & Data Forensics in Rome• The Sociology of Sports in the Dominican
Republic• Language Acquisition in Spain• Mass Media in Scandinavia
… and so many more!!!
The St. John’s Difference: Short-Term Programs
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• All programs selected and approved bySt. John’s
• Students pay regular tuition to St. John’s plus a $500 program fee
• Directly enroll at a foreign university• Immerse yourself in the local academic
culture
Locations:• Australia • Chile• Colombia• England
St. John’s Exchange Programs
• France• Japan• Sweden• West Indies
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Office of International EducationQueens: Marillac Hall, Room 210
718-990-6105
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.stjohns.edu/passport
www.stjohns.edu/studyabroad
www.stjohns.edu/GOaward
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