study abroad
OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION
STUDY ABROAD MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY
BUILD YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE ABROAD DETERMINE WHAT IS IMPORTANT TO YOU.
BE THE
23%
OF MARQUETTE’S GRADUATING CLASS THAT STUDIES ABROAD.
Do I want to attend a Jesuit university? Which program fits my academic needs and interests?
The Jesuit tradition is filled with visionaries like St. Ignatius of Loyola, explorers like Father Jacques Marquette and world leaders like Pope Francis.
What level of immersion do I want?
CONTINUE THE TRADITION.
What culture do I want to expore?
What are my housing preferences?
EXPLORE
Explore distinct cultures and the ability to adapt to unfamiliar settings and situations.
ENVISION
How much will it cost?
What language do I want to speak?
Envision new career paths and possibilities while networking with peers and professionals from around the world and developing creative problem-solving skills.
LEAD
Lead by using the intercultural competencies that are critical to effective leadership in an increasingly interconnected world.
How long do I want to stay?
Are service, research or internship opportunities important to me?
BUILD YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE ABROAD DETERMINE WHAT IS IMPORTANT TO YOU.
BE THE
23%
OF MARQUETTE’S GRADUATING CLASS THAT STUDIES ABROAD.
Do I want to attend a Jesuit university? Which program fits my academic needs and interests?
The Jesuit tradition is filled with visionaries like St. Ignatius of Loyola, explorers like Father Jacques Marquette and world leaders like Pope Francis.
What level of immersion do I want?
CONTINUE THE TRADITION.
What culture do I want to expore?
What are my housing preferences?
EXPLORE
Explore distinct cultures and the ability to adapt to unfamiliar settings and situations.
ENVISION
How much will it cost?
What language do I want to speak?
Envision new career paths and possibilities while networking with peers and professionals from around the world and developing creative problem-solving skills.
LEAD
Lead by using the intercultural competencies that are critical to effective leadership in an increasingly interconnected world.
How long do I want to stay?
Are service, research or internship opportunities important to me?
GO FORTH AND SET THE WORLD ON FIRE
Istanbul, Turkey Ankara, Turkey
Québec City, Canada
Guadalajara, Mexico Puebla, Mexico
Rabat, Morocco
Querétaro, Mexico
Cairo, Egypt
Muscat, Oman
— St. Ignatius Loyola
“My study abroad experience did so much more than improve my language skills and help me complete my degree.
It provided me with a second family and home and the adventure of a lifetime.” — A NYA TOLEDO Klingler College of Arts and Sciences Spring 2014
“Studying abroad gives students the opportunity not only to be students of the classroom but to be students of the world. As we live, study and grow in a another country, we learn lessons that we bring back to our Marquette experience.” — L AURA MCNABB College of Nursing Spring 2014
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gurgaon, India Bangkok, Thailand
Guangzhou, Shanghai, China China New Taipei City, Taiwan Hong Kong, China Manila,Philippines
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Córdoba, Argentina
Santiago, Chile
Set up an appointment with a study abroad adviser to find the right fit for you.
Seoul, South Korea Tokyo, Japan
Amman, Jordan
San Salvador, El Salvador
CAN’T FIND THE RIGHT PROGRAM ON OUR LIST?
Beijing, China
Sydney, Australia Cape Town, South Africa
Brisbane, Australia
Melbourne, Australia
IT’S NOT A MATTER OF IF …
IT’S A MATTER OF WHEN.
EUROPE Stockholm, Sweden
Copenhagen, Denmark
Sønderborg, Denmark
Galway, Ireland Dublin, Ireland
Birmingham, England London, England Canterbury, England Antwerp, Belgium Lille, France Paris, France Strasbourg, France
Frankfurt, Germany Eichstätt, Germany Innsbruck, Austria
Madrid, Spain Sevilla, Spain Córdoba, Spain
Milan, Italy Florence, Italy
Barcelona, Spain
IT’S AFFORDABLE. For the majority of Marquette programs, you pay Marquette tuition and can use Marquette scholarships and federal and state financial aid. Though cost of living varies by location, there are quite a few study abroad destinations that are less expensive than Milwaukee.
ALL MAJORS CAN STUDY ABROAD. Marburg, Germany
Lyon, France San Sebastián, Spain
START PLANNING EARLY AND WORK WITH YOUR ACADEMIC ADVISER TO BUILD STUDY ABROAD INTO YOUR FOUR-YEAR ACADEMIC PLAN.
Students studying any discipline can study abroad. Marquette offers semester, summer and academic year opportunities. Find a program that specializes in your major or save core curriculum courses to take while you are abroad.
YOU CAN GRADUATE ON TIME. If you start planning early, studying abroad shouldn’t delay your graduation. Most programs allow you to earn 12 to 18 credits per semester and three to 12 credits per summer, which can be applied directly to your degree requirements.
LEARN ANOTHER LANGUAGE AND TAKE COURSES IN ENGLISH. Studying abroad is a great way to learn another language. Marquette also has several programs in non-English-speaking countries, where you can take an introductory course in the local language and take other academic courses in English.
Rome, Italy
YOU CAN STUDY ABROAD YOUR SOPHOMORE, JUNIOR OR SENIOR YEAR. Study abroad in a short-term program as early as the summer after your freshman year. Later, spend a semester or academic year abroad and gain new perspectives on your academic field. Work with your adviser to determine which term best fits into your four-year plan.
MARQUETTE INTERNATIONAL NON-CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES:
Engineers Without Borders IMAP: International Marquette Action Program sponsored by Campus Ministry
Global Brigades (Medical, Dental, Public Health) sponsored by the College of Health Sciences marquette.edu/abroad/noncredit
GO GLOBAL AT
MARQUETTE GAIN INTERCULTURAL COMPETENCIES RIGHT HERE IN MILWAUKEE. ENROLL IN LANGUAGE AND INTERNATIONAL CONTENT COURSES Marquette offers a wide variety of international-focused courses for every major. Consider majoring in a foreign language, adding a double major in international affairs or international business, declaring an Asian studies minor or complementing your engineering degree with a concentration in global engineering.
ATTEND OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMMING Attend OIE-sponsored lectures, discussion series and panel presentations on key global topics. Participate in social programming designed to share U.S. cultural traditions with international students. Meet current ambassadors and learn from faculty experts engaged in global research.
GET INVOLVED IN THE CENTER FOR PEACEMAKING Learn about peacemaking and social activism. Hear from peacemakers in the field at regular Soup with Substance programming, engage in advocacy efforts, become a Catholic Relief Services ambassador, teach peer mediation to area youth or complete a summer international peacemaking fellowship.
BECOME AN INTERNATIONAL PEER MENTOR Welcome new international students each semester. Join a mix of current international and domestic students who volunteer to help new international students settle in and adjust to life at Marquette. Volunteer just one semester or every semester.
JOIN AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION Interested in learning more about a specific culture or practicing your foreign language skills? Choose from more than 20 cultural/international-focused student organizations and get involved. These organizations are open to all students. B ClubGlobal B Chinese Student and Scholars Association B Italian Club B International Affairs Society B Malaysian Student Association B Sigma Delta Pi (Hispanic Honor Society)
LIVE IN GLOBAL VILLAGE Become a U.S. cultural ambassador and live in Global Village, a community that helps international exchange students adjust to life at Marquette. Live with two international exchange students and another domestic undergraduate student in a two-bedroom furnished unit. This close-knit community promotes cultural sharing and offers great opportunities for personal growth.
“Studying abroad allows you to open your mind to different cultures and the different ways in which people see and experience the world. This is not only helpful in gaining a deeper understanding of yourself, but it also helps develop a greater understanding of the world around you.” — NATALIE BATTIS Klingler College of Arts and Sciences Fall 2014
MARQUETTE INTERNATIONAL NON-CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES:
Engineers Without Borders IMAP: International Marquette Action Program sponsored by Campus Ministry
Global Brigades (Medical, Dental, Public Health) sponsored by the College of Health Sciences marquette.edu/abroad/noncredit
GO GLOBAL AT
MARQUETTE GAIN INTERCULTURAL COMPETENCIES RIGHT HERE IN MILWAUKEE. ENROLL IN LANGUAGE AND INTERNATIONAL CONTENT COURSES Marquette offers a wide variety of international-focused courses for every major. Consider majoring in a foreign language, adding a double major in international affairs or international business, declaring an Asian studies minor or complementing your engineering degree with a concentration in global engineering.
ATTEND OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMMING Attend OIE-sponsored lectures, discussion series and panel presentations on key global topics. Participate in social programming designed to share U.S. cultural traditions with international students. Meet current ambassadors and learn from faculty experts engaged in global research.
GET INVOLVED IN THE CENTER FOR PEACEMAKING Learn about peacemaking and social activism. Hear from peacemakers in the field at regular Soup with Substance programming, engage in advocacy efforts, become a Catholic Relief Services ambassador, teach peer mediation to area youth or complete a summer international peacemaking fellowship.
BECOME AN INTERNATIONAL PEER MENTOR Welcome new international students each semester. Join a mix of current international and domestic students who volunteer to help new international students settle in and adjust to life at Marquette. Volunteer just one semester or every semester.
JOIN AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION Interested in learning more about a specific culture or practicing your foreign language skills? Choose from more than 20 cultural/international-focused student organizations and get involved. These organizations are open to all students. B ClubGlobal B Chinese Student and Scholars Association B Italian Club B International Affairs Society B Malaysian Student Association B Sigma Delta Pi (Hispanic Honor Society)
LIVE IN GLOBAL VILLAGE Become a U.S. cultural ambassador and live in Global Village, a community that helps international exchange students adjust to life at Marquette. Live with two international exchange students and another domestic undergraduate student in a two-bedroom furnished unit. This close-knit community promotes cultural sharing and offers great opportunities for personal growth.
“Studying abroad allows you to open your mind to different cultures and the different ways in which people see and experience the world. This is not only helpful in gaining a deeper understanding of yourself, but it also helps develop a greater understanding of the world around you.” — NATALIE BATTIS Klingler College of Arts and Sciences Fall 2014
DISCOVER MORE AT
MARQUETTE.EDU/ABROAD
EXPLORE PROGRAMS STUDY ABROAD 101 Every Friday from 3 p.m. – 4 p.m. Holthusen Hall, Fourth Floor These sessions are designed to be an introduction to the study abroad process and are led by OIE study abroad coordinators or global student assistants. Topics include how to research study abroad programs, finances and scholarships, academic planning and course approval, application procedures, and setting specific goals for your academic experience abroad. No registration is necessary.
STUDY ABROAD FAIR – SEMESTER PROGRAMS Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017 10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Outside AMU STUDY ABROAD FAIR – SUMMER PROGRAMS Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2018 10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. AMU, Second Floor
APPLY ONLINE
Office of International Education Marquette University Holthusen Hall, Fourth Floor P.O. Box 1881, Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881 Tel: +1 414.288.7289 [email protected] marquette.edu/abroad
Complete the online study abroad application, including a motivation essay and one academic recommendation (some programs may ask for more).
Application deadlines: Spring study deadline: October 1 Summer, fall or academic year study deadline: March 1
MarquetteGlobal
STUDY ABROAD MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY
BUILD YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE ABROAD DETERMINE WHAT IS IMPORTANT TO YOU.
BE THE
23%
OF MARQUETTE’S GRADUATING CLASS THAT STUDIES ABROAD.
Do I want to attend a Jesuit university? Which program fits my academic needs and interests?
The Jesuit tradition is filled with visionaries like St. Ignatius of Loyola, explorers like Father Jacques Marquette and world leaders like Pope Francis.
What level of immersion do I want?
CONTINUE THE TRADITION.
What culture do I want to expore?
What are my housing preferences?
EXPLORE
Explore distinct cultures and the ability to adapt to unfamiliar settings and situations.
ENVISION
How much will it cost?
What language do I want to speak?
Envision new career paths and possibilities while networking with peers and professionals from around the world and developing creative problem-solving skills.
LEAD
Lead by using the intercultural competencies that are critical to effective leadership in an increasingly interconnected world.
How long do I want to stay?
Are service, research or internship opportunities important to me?
BUILD YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE ABROAD DETERMINE WHAT IS IMPORTANT TO YOU.
BE THE
23%
OF MARQUETTE’S GRADUATING CLASS THAT STUDIES ABROAD.
Do I want to attend a Jesuit university? Which program fits my academic needs and interests?
The Jesuit tradition is filled with visionaries like St. Ignatius of Loyola, explorers like Father Jacques Marquette and world leaders like Pope Francis.
What level of immersion do I want?
CONTINUE THE TRADITION.
What culture do I want to expore?
What are my housing preferences?
EXPLORE
Explore distinct cultures and the ability to adapt to unfamiliar settings and situations.
ENVISION
How much will it cost?
What language do I want to speak?
Envision new career paths and possibilities while networking with peers and professionals from around the world and developing creative problem-solving skills.
LEAD
Lead by using the intercultural competencies that are critical to effective leadership in an increasingly interconnected world.
How long do I want to stay?
Are service, research or internship opportunities important to me?
GO FORTH AND SET THE WORLD ON FIRE
Istanbul, Turkey Ankara, Turkey
Québec City, Canada
Guadalajara, Mexico Puebla, Mexico
Rabat, Morocco
Querétaro, Mexico
Cairo, Egypt
Muscat, Oman
— St. Ignatius Loyola
“My study abroad experience did so much more than improve my language skills and help me complete my degree.
It provided me with a second family and home and the adventure of a lifetime.” — A NYA TOLEDO Klingler College of Arts and Sciences Spring 2014
“Studying abroad gives students the opportunity not only to be students of the classroom but to be students of the world. As we live, study and grow in a another country, we learn lessons that we bring back to our Marquette experience.” — L AURA MCNABB College of Nursing Spring 2014
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gurgaon, India Bangkok, Thailand
Guangzhou, Shanghai, China China New Taipei City, Taiwan Hong Kong, China Manila,Philippines
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Córdoba, Argentina
Santiago, Chile
Set up an appointment with a study abroad adviser to find the right fit for you.
Seoul, South Korea Tokyo, Japan
Amman, Jordan
San Salvador, El Salvador
CAN’T FIND THE RIGHT PROGRAM ON OUR LIST?
Beijing, China
Sydney, Australia Cape Town, South Africa
Brisbane, Australia
Melbourne, Australia
IT’S NOT A MATTER OF IF …
IT’S A MATTER OF WHEN.
EUROPE Stockholm, Sweden
Copenhagen, Denmark
Sønderborg, Denmark
Galway, Ireland Dublin, Ireland
Birmingham, England London, England Canterbury, England Antwerp, Belgium Lille, France Paris, France Strasbourg, France
Frankfurt, Germany Eichstätt, Germany Innsbruck, Austria
Madrid, Spain Sevilla, Spain Córdoba, Spain
Milan, Italy Florence, Italy
Barcelona, Spain
IT’S AFFORDABLE. For the majority of Marquette programs, you pay Marquette tuition and can use Marquette scholarships and federal and state financial aid. Though cost of living varies by location, there are quite a few study abroad destinations that are less expensive than Milwaukee.
ALL MAJORS CAN STUDY ABROAD. Marburg, Germany
Lyon, France San Sebastián, Spain
START PLANNING EARLY AND WORK WITH YOUR ACADEMIC ADVISER TO BUILD STUDY ABROAD INTO YOUR FOUR-YEAR ACADEMIC PLAN.
Students studying any discipline can study abroad. Marquette offers semester, summer and academic year opportunities. Find a program that specializes in your major or save core curriculum courses to take while you are abroad.
YOU CAN GRADUATE ON TIME. If you start planning early, studying abroad shouldn’t delay your graduation. Most programs allow you to earn 12 to 18 credits per semester and three to 12 credits per summer, which can be applied directly to your degree requirements.
LEARN ANOTHER LANGUAGE AND TAKE COURSES IN ENGLISH. Studying abroad is a great way to learn another language. Marquette also has several programs in non-English-speaking countries, where you can take an introductory course in the local language and take other academic courses in English.
Rome, Italy
YOU CAN STUDY ABROAD YOUR SOPHOMORE, JUNIOR OR SENIOR YEAR. Study abroad in a short-term program as early as the summer after your freshman year. Later, spend a semester or academic year abroad and gain new perspectives on your academic field. Work with your adviser to determine which term best fits into your four-year plan.
MARQUETTE INTERNATIONAL NON-CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES:
Engineers Without Borders IMAP: International Marquette Action Program sponsored by Campus Ministry
Global Brigades (Medical, Dental, Public Health) sponsored by the College of Health Sciences marquette.edu/abroad/noncredit
GO GLOBAL AT
MARQUETTE GAIN INTERCULTURAL COMPETENCIES RIGHT HERE IN MILWAUKEE. ENROLL IN LANGUAGE AND INTERNATIONAL CONTENT COURSES Marquette offers a wide variety of international-focused courses for every major. Consider majoring in a foreign language, adding a double major in international affairs or international business, declaring an Asian studies minor or complementing your engineering degree with a concentration in global engineering.
ATTEND OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMMING Attend OIE-sponsored lectures, discussion series and panel presentations on key global topics. Participate in social programming designed to share U.S. cultural traditions with international students. Meet current ambassadors and learn from faculty experts engaged in global research.
GET INVOLVED IN THE CENTER FOR PEACEMAKING Learn about peacemaking and social activism. Hear from peacemakers in the field at regular Soup with Substance programming, engage in advocacy efforts, become a Catholic Relief Services ambassador, teach peer mediation to area youth or complete a summer international peacemaking fellowship.
BECOME AN INTERNATIONAL PEER MENTOR Welcome new international students each semester. Join a mix of current international and domestic students who volunteer to help new international students settle in and adjust to life at Marquette. Volunteer just one semester or every semester.
JOIN AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION Interested in learning more about a specific culture or practicing your foreign language skills? Choose from more than 20 cultural/international-focused student organizations and get involved. These organizations are open to all students. B ClubGlobal B Chinese Student and Scholars Association B Italian Club B International Affairs Society B Malaysian Student Association B Sigma Delta Pi (Hispanic Honor Society)
LIVE IN GLOBAL VILLAGE Become a U.S. cultural ambassador and live in Global Village, a community that helps international exchange students adjust to life at Marquette. Live with two international exchange students and another domestic undergraduate student in a two-bedroom furnished unit. This close-knit community promotes cultural sharing and offers great opportunities for personal growth.
“Studying abroad allows you to open your mind to different cultures and the different ways in which people see and experience the world. This is not only helpful in gaining a deeper understanding of yourself, but it also helps develop a greater understanding of the world around you.” — NATALIE BATTIS Klingler College of Arts and Sciences Fall 2014
MARQUETTE INTERNATIONAL NON-CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES:
Engineers Without Borders IMAP: International Marquette Action Program sponsored by Campus Ministry
Global Brigades (Medical, Dental, Public Health) sponsored by the College of Health Sciences marquette.edu/abroad/noncredit
GO GLOBAL AT
MARQUETTE GAIN INTERCULTURAL COMPETENCIES RIGHT HERE IN MILWAUKEE. ENROLL IN LANGUAGE AND INTERNATIONAL CONTENT COURSES Marquette offers a wide variety of international-focused courses for every major. Consider majoring in a foreign language, adding a double major in international affairs or international business, declaring an Asian studies minor or complementing your engineering degree with a concentration in global engineering.
ATTEND OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMMING Attend OIE-sponsored lectures, discussion series and panel presentations on key global topics. Participate in social programming designed to share U.S. cultural traditions with international students. Meet current ambassadors and learn from faculty experts engaged in global research.
GET INVOLVED IN THE CENTER FOR PEACEMAKING Learn about peacemaking and social activism. Hear from peacemakers in the field at regular Soup with Substance programming, engage in advocacy efforts, become a Catholic Relief Services ambassador, teach peer mediation to area youth or complete a summer international peacemaking fellowship.
BECOME AN INTERNATIONAL PEER MENTOR Welcome new international students each semester. Join a mix of current international and domestic students who volunteer to help new international students settle in and adjust to life at Marquette. Volunteer just one semester or every semester.
JOIN AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION Interested in learning more about a specific culture or practicing your foreign language skills? Choose from more than 20 cultural/international-focused student organizations and get involved. These organizations are open to all students. B ClubGlobal B Chinese Student and Scholars Association B Italian Club B International Affairs Society B Malaysian Student Association B Sigma Delta Pi (Hispanic Honor Society)
LIVE IN GLOBAL VILLAGE Become a U.S. cultural ambassador and live in Global Village, a community that helps international exchange students adjust to life at Marquette. Live with two international exchange students and another domestic undergraduate student in a two-bedroom furnished unit. This close-knit community promotes cultural sharing and offers great opportunities for personal growth.
“Studying abroad allows you to open your mind to different cultures and the different ways in which people see and experience the world. This is not only helpful in gaining a deeper understanding of yourself, but it also helps develop a greater understanding of the world around you.” — NATALIE BATTIS Klingler College of Arts and Sciences Fall 2014
DISCOVER MORE AT
MARQUETTE.EDU/ABROAD
EXPLORE PROGRAMS STUDY ABROAD 101 Every Friday from 3 p.m. – 4 p.m. Holthusen Hall, Fourth Floor These sessions are designed to be an introduction to the study abroad process and are led by OIE study abroad coordinators or global student assistants. Topics include how to research study abroad programs, finances and scholarships, academic planning and course approval, application procedures, and setting specific goals for your academic experience abroad. No registration is necessary.
STUDY ABROAD FAIR – SEMESTER PROGRAMS Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017 10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Outside AMU STUDY ABROAD FAIR – SUMMER PROGRAMS Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2018 10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. AMU, Second Floor
APPLY ONLINE
Office of International Education Marquette University Holthusen Hall, Fourth Floor P.O. Box 1881, Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881 Tel: +1 414.288.7289 [email protected] marquette.edu/abroad
Complete the online study abroad application, including a motivation essay and one academic recommendation (some programs may ask for more).
Application deadlines: Spring study deadline: October 1 Summer, fall or academic year study deadline: March 1
MarquetteGlobal
