BJU Study Abroad & Study USA
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Through the University’s different schools and in conjunction with the Center for Global Opportunities, the Office of BJU Study Abroad & Study USA offers courses all over the world. Study abroad and study USA take you out of the classroom, off campus and to the people, sites and cultures that bring your studies to life. Travel with us to earn credit toward your program and to expand your opportunities!
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Essential Information & Policies
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Age Requirement – All students must be at least 18 years of age in order to enroll in a BJU Study Abroad or Study USA course.
Travel – The University is actively planning several courses for the summer of 2021 (see below). Uncertainty remains with the COVID-19 pandemic, but we are optimistic about travel in the summer of 2021. We will follow all travel requirements in order to keep all participants healthy and safe. Should the University decide to cancel any courses because of the pandemic, students who have already paid for those courses would be fully reimbursed. Cost – All study abroad and study USA charges and payments are non-refundable, except in the case of a course cancellation made by the University. Each course has a unique price that is determined based on the costs specific to its development and related travel and lodging. Whatever your current status, you should contact the Office of Financial Aid to see if you might be eligible for scholarships or grants. Application – Are you ready to get more information or commit? Complete the online study abroad application form. Questions? – Contact Dr. Jeremy Patterson, the Director of BJU Study Abroad + Study USA, at jpatters@bju.edu. |
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2021 Courses *Prices listed are all-inclusive unless otherwise noted; does not include passport or visa fees.
Art + Design (3 cr.)
Faculty: Lewis Carl
Dates: 5/19-6/3
Location: Italy
Cost: $5200 (some meals not included)
Description: Experience art in Venice, Florence and Rome, Italy, with visits and discussions related to artists, architects, and movements in the development of art through the ages.
Dates: 5/19-6/3
Location: Italy
Cost: $5200 (some meals not included)
Description: Experience art in Venice, Florence and Rome, Italy, with visits and discussions related to artists, architects, and movements in the development of art through the ages.
History - Eastern U.S. (6 CR.)
Faculty: Brenda Schoolfield
Dates: 5/10-5/31
Location: U.S.A
Cost: $4800 (some meals not included)
Description: Discover British North America through an exploration of the Atlantic seaboard and learning about the development of colonial cultures, the interpretation of historic sites, and issues related to historic tourism.
Dates: 5/10-5/31
Location: U.S.A
Cost: $4800 (some meals not included)
Description: Discover British North America through an exploration of the Atlantic seaboard and learning about the development of colonial cultures, the interpretation of historic sites, and issues related to historic tourism.
Communication (3 cr.)
Faculty: Paul Radford
Dates: 5/13-5/26 & 6/1-6/14
Location: United Kingdom
Cost: $3900
Description: Explore England & Scotland while discussing C.S. Lewis, JRR Tolkien, Shakespeare, and Intersections of Faith & Storytelling.
Dates: 5/13-5/26 & 6/1-6/14
Location: United Kingdom
Cost: $3900
Description: Explore England & Scotland while discussing C.S. Lewis, JRR Tolkien, Shakespeare, and Intersections of Faith & Storytelling.
French (6 cr.)
Faculty: Jeremy Patterson
Dates: 5/11-6/11
Location: France
Cost: $4600
Description: Live in a suburb of Paris to develop intercultural competence and language proficiency through study of the French language and culture, while being immersed in a Parisian church and taking trains and buses all over the city to experience its diverse history and society.
Dates: 5/11-6/11
Location: France
Cost: $4600
Description: Live in a suburb of Paris to develop intercultural competence and language proficiency through study of the French language and culture, while being immersed in a Parisian church and taking trains and buses all over the city to experience its diverse history and society.
Testimonials
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“It is one thing to learn something in a textbook about people, history, and language but it is indescribably amazing to live with those people around that history and language yourself.”
(Elise Snow, BA Spanish, ’21) |
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“Anyone who has a slight interest in how they can best relate to others should go. I have benefited so much from the change in perspective that occurred in me during my time in Israel and Palestine. This trip made me see the need for the Gospel in the Middle East and taught me ways to reach and interact with the culture.”
(Nathan Swaim, BS Accounting, ’18) |
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“Not only do you get to experience famous locations first-hand, you also get to have incredible conversations with others who are experiencing those things with you. You get to learn from multiple perspectives simultaneously.”
(Nathan Young, MA Communication Studies, ’19) |
