The Department of Modern Languages offers many opportunities for students to study abroad:

Faculty-Led Summer Study Abroad Courses

• Summer in Alicante, Spain with Dr. Daniel Zalacaín

• Summer in Paris, France with Dr. Ann Mullen-Hohl
• Summer in Rome, Italy with Dr. Gabriella Romani

Study Abroad for one semester or year. For more information, please contact the Office of International Programs at (973) 761-9072 or oip@shu.edu.

Summer in Alicante - 2009

The Department of Modern Languages of Seton Hall University is pleased to offer this coming Summer a total immersion 6 credits Spanish language and culture program at the Universidad de Alicante, one of Spain’s most modern universities. The program provides a unique opportunity for a short-term intensive study of Spanish language and culture, and at the same time students will enjoy this lively, beautiful, and vibrant Mediterranean city on Spain’s famous and sunny Costa Blanca, near the Spanish city of Valencia, site of one of Europe’s best beaches and home of the exquisite national Spanish dish, paella, and the dessert turrón. Classes will meet every day (Monday to Friday) for three and a half hours, and will be taught by Prof. Daniel Zalacaín, from Seton Hall University, and a distinguished faculty member from the Universidad de Alicante. There are scheduled group visits to Madrid, Toledo, and Barcelona. During weekends, students can take advantage of the daily shuttle ferry connections between Alicante and the Balearic islands of Majorca, Menorca, and Ibiza in the Mediterranean Sea, and of the easy access by bus to Valencia, Granada, and Seville. Housing and meals are included in the program fee. Students live in Spanish-speaking homes with all meals taken at the place of residence. All students take public transportation to the Universidad de Alicante.

For more information:

This summer the Department of Modern Languages of Seton Hall University is offering a total immersion program of 6 credits of French language and culture in Paris, including three credits at the Sorbonne, France’s oldest and most prestigious university. The program provides a unique opportunity for a short-term intensive study of French language and culture, while offering students the opportunity to visit some of Europe’s most famous cultural centers and historic monuments, including the Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay (impressionist paintings), Notre Dame, the Sacré Coeur, Montparnasse, the Eiffel Tower, and, only a short trip from Paris, the palace and gardens of Versailles and Monet’s lily pond and gardens at Giverny. Brittany, Normandy, Provence and the French Riviera are all within reach via weekend excursions. Classes will meet every day (Monday through Friday) and will be taught by Dr. Anne Mullen-Hohl, from Seton Hall University, and by distinguished faculty members from the Sorbonne. Students will live in student residences at the Cité Universitaire (strategically located on one of the Paris metro’s main lines) and eat at its dining hall and café. All students will take public transportation to their classes at the Sorbonne and excursions in Paris.

This program is designed for students at all levels of French: Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced. Students will fly to Paris as a group, departing from Newark International Airport.

For more information:

The Modern Languages Department at Seton Hall offers a summer study program of four weeks in Rome, the political and cultural capital of Italy.

For more information, contact Dr. Romani at romaniga@shu.edu.