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Introduction
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London
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Italy
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Costa Rica
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The Assisi Experience: Spring 2014
The Assisi Experience that provides students with an opportunity to deepen their understanding of the University's Franciscan heritage by journeying to the sites of the Franciscan origins in Italy: Assisi, San Damiano, LaVerna, Grecchio, Vatican City, and Rome.  Students earn three hours of academic credit for an experience that includes an 8-week preparoty class, independent research, collaborative work with other students, and a 10-day trip to Assisi and Rome.

The London Experience: Cultures in Comparison: Fall 2013 (Jan. 2-22)
The London Experience provides students the opportunity to explore the relationship between the U.S and Great Britain starting with its roots in colonization through the modern era.  We will pay close attention to cultural difference between the two countries, their origins and impact.  Finally the course will culminate in a trip to London to explore firsthand the nation that “birthed” the United States.  While in London we will visit a number of sites including: Parliament, Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London and much more!

 

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Welcome
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Mission Statement
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College Consortium for International Studies
Through our membership in this consortium, QU students may enroll directly at Quincy University and participate in 48 different academic programs in 29 countries.  Students may study in Europe, Central and South America, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and North America.  QU students have studied in Spain, Ecuador, Mexico, Australia, Switzerland, Norway, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, England, Costa Rica, Germany, and Canada.  Click HERE to visit the CCIS website.

Loyola University Rome Center
The University maintains a longstanding relationship with the Loyola University Rome Center enabling students to study in Rome for a semester or a year. Students must be accepted and register through the Loyola Rome Center and transfer the credit back to the University upon their return.  Click HERE to visit the Loyola University Rome Center website.

Regent's College in London, England
As a result of an affiliation agreement with Regent’s College in London, England, several Quincy University students study in London each year. Students enroll directly at Quincy University and complete their coursework at Regent’s College in central London.

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How do I pay for study abroad?
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Study Abroad Guidelines
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Early Interest Sign Up Sheet
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Link to Study Abroad
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Study Abroad To-Do Checklist
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Helpful Tips and Packing Checklist
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