Stonehill students know the value of global citizenship and immerse themselves in it through research, coursework and service on nearly every continent on Earth.
We know there’s more to life and learning than what exists within the walls of our campus. That’s why we encourage our students to seize every opportunity to go out and find knowledge at its source. Stonehill students may participate in a number of study abroad programs worldwide, including full semester and shorter travel seminar options. Please note our study abroad partners are subject to change.
Travel Seminars are short-term study abroad programs offered during spring semesters. These programs feature 3-credit courses that include a travel component. The class and faculty will travel together for 7-10 days over Spring Break.
The seminars highlight a focused topic tied to a specific location, such as Irish literature in Ireland, or the response of Christian churches to Nazi persecution in Germany. Unlike typical courses, Travel Seminars do not meet regularly in the spring, but 2-3 times before travel and 1-2 times after travel.
Stonehill students may participate in a number of study abroad programs worldwide.
Spend a semester in the elegant, charming city of Salzburg, Austria. Salzburg is the ideal location for students who love the outdoors. From Salzburg you can easily reach the mountains, meadows and lakes of the Austrian Alps.
Subject Areas: anthropology, art, business, economics, German, history, literature, management, music, political science.
Housing: homestay, residence hall
Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer
Study alongside students from Chile and around the world, earn valuable academic credit, experience life in this UNESCO World Heritage city known as "The Jewel of the Pacific," and explore all Chile has to offer.
Subject Areas: environmental and social sciences, courses in English and Spanish, Spanish language, Chilean cultural electives, and you can choose from a wide range of course options to fulfill degree requirements for popular majors.
Housing: homestay
Terms: Fall, Spring
Study abroad in beautiful Viña del Mar, the tourism capital of Chile. Open to students at all Spanish levels, this program at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez offers Spanish language courses along with AACSB-accredited business classes and courses focused on Chilean culture and Latin American studies (offered in English and Spanish). Advanced level Spanish speakers can enroll in integrated courses with Chilean students in business administration, engineering, journalism and social sciences.
Subject Areas: courses in English and Spanish, all-level Spanish courses, option to take course with local students, business, Chilean culture, Latin American studies
Housing: homestays
Terms: Fall, Spring
San José is a vibrant urban center in the heart of a serene and beautiful nation. Three volcanoes surround the city, and quaint villages, farms and coffee plantations dot the hillsides. Cultural opportunities including theater, music, cinema and dance are also abundant in San José. Students can visit the Museo Nacional; the Museo de Oro Precolombino, with its sparkling collection of pre-Columbian gold; or the Museo de Jade, which boasts the world’s largest collection of jade.
Subject Areas: at least one Spanish language course and up to four, courses in environmental studies, human rights, Latin American politics.
Housing: homestays
GPA required: 2.5
Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer
Study abroad in Croatia in the beautiful city of Dubrovnik! Located on the southern tip of Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, Dubrovnik is known for its charming old town, medieval architecture, and gorgeous beaches. Come explore this (re)emerging corner of the Mediterranean.
Subject Areas: business, communications, and STEM
Housing: student residence hall
Terms: Fall, Spring
Interning in Prague's modern, English-speaking business and cultural community, you'll develop a unique insight into the life of one of the most beautiful, historic cities in Europe. You'll learn a bit of the language as you live and work alongside Czechs, but the large international community in Prague means that you'll manage in English while honing your intercultural communication skills. Prague has a vibrant cultural scene and nightlife, but you may do like the Czechs and take every opportunity to head to the country for time outdoors and a chance to fully experience authentic the culture, food, and drink.
Housing: Student Residences
Subject Areas: Arts and culture, communication and media, healthcare and education, business, politics, law, and NGO's
GPA Required: 2.5
Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer
With an overall student population of approximately 1,000 students from over 60 different countries, UNYP boasts a very international student body. A 1:9 faculty to student ratio offers small class sizes to emphasize dynamic and engaged learning. Involvement in student clubs offers an opportunity to make an impact on the Czech community.
UNYP’s campus is situated in Vinohrady – a quiet, upscale neighborhood in central Prague. The facilities combine 19th-century architectural charm with 21st-century teaching and technology, and a full university administration is dedicated to supporting its students to the highest possible standard.
Students who study abroad at UNYP jump right into this vibrant experience and the UNYP community welcomes them warmly.
Subject Areas: Business Administration, Communication & Media, International Relations, Psychology, and a wide range of courses in the social sciences, humanities, economics, finance, and arts
Housing: student residences
GPA required: 3.0
Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer
The University of Roehampton was founded in 1975 when four local colleges joined together to form the university. The university has a beautiful 54-acre parkland campus, with historic buildings alongside modern, cutting edge facilities, including one of the best university libraries in London.
The campus is conveniently located in the heart of south-west London, close to Putney and Hammersmith and within easy reach of central London. Studying here will give you the best of both worlds: the community feel of a traditional university campus, with the culture of one of the greatest cities in the world.
Subject Areas: business, dance, drama, education, English and creative writing, history, religion, life sciences, media, psych
Housing: Residence Halls
Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer
A University campus in the heart of Paris, students have access to many places to eat, relax, and participate in student activities for total immersion in the life of a historic French university. A pioneer in the field of French as a Foreign Language, the Institute of French Language and Culture (ILCF) offers certified, quality education by qualified and experienced teachers. In half a century, more than 130,000 students have been trained there. Each semester, a wide choice of courses allows you to better understand French culture in its various components.
Subject Areas: French Language, electives
Housing: host family
GPA required: 2.5
Terms: Fall, Spring
Spend a semester or academic year in the sunny, artistic city of Cannes, France. Study a variety of academic program options at the Campus International de Cannes. Founded in 1931, the Collège International de Cannes is a private institution of higher learning that draws students from around the world. The CiC was founded on the principles of international harmony and tolerance, with the purpose of introducing foreign students to the French language and culture. The Collège has 22 classrooms, a theater, a recreation room, a volleyball court, a communal kitchen, a sun terrace and a magnificent courtyard where the beautiful view changes according to the season. It is situated on spacious grounds next to the Mediterranean Sea and is within walking distance of the Old Port and city center.
Subject Areas: French language, art, economics, film studies, political science, sociology, and theatre.
Housing: homestay, student residences
GPA required: 2.5
Terms: Fall, Spring
The American Business School Paris (ABSP) is located in the 10th arrondissement of Paris, near the Canal Saint Martin, an eclectic and vibrant waterway lined with student-filled cafes. The ABSP offers a number of courses taught in English, including core business courses (such as marketing, finance, management, and accounting), luxury retail management, humanities, and electives. The vast majority of courses are taught within one main building, known as the Parodi campus, while a select number of courses may be taught at the Eaubonne campus outside of Paris.
Subject Areas: Business, French language, electives
Housing: homestays, apartments
GPA required: 2.5
Terms: Fall, Spring
Located in Athens, and originally founded in 1875 – The American College of Greece is the oldest private college in Greece. The 64-acre campus hosts a vibrant student community, buzzing with academic societies and student clubs, sports teams, and art festivals. Athens is one of the world’s most renowned and safe cities. Its idyllic campus is the springboard for exploring Athens and the nearby Greek islands.
Subject Areas: business and economics, liberal arts and sciences, fine arts and performing arts
Housing: student residence
GPA required: 2.5
Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer
Established in 1962, CYA was the first study abroad program in Greece for English-speaking undergraduates. We offer academically outstanding semester, academic year, summer and winter study abroad programs that embrace the vibrant experience of day-to-day contact with the people, institutions, monuments, and landscapes of Greece and the Mediterranean. All our programs are delivered in English at the Athens-based International Center for Hellenic and Mediterranean Studies (DIKEMES), located next to the Kallimarmaro (Marble) Stadium and the National Gardens in the heart of the city.
Subject Areas: anthropology, archaeology, architecture, art history, business, communication, economics, environmental studies, history, international relations, literature, Greek, philosophy, political science, psychology, religion, sociology, theater, sustainability.
Housing: centrally located student apartments
GPA required: 2.5
Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer, academic year
Budapest is a relatively small, landlocked nation of around 10 million people.
Come explore this affordable and cosmopolitan European capital city, experience the fascinating Hungarian culture, take advantage of countless opportunities to meet locals, and earn valuable academic credit toward your degree. This program also offers volunteer opportunities for those looking to give back to their host community.
Subject Areas: Hungarian language, business, economics, humanities and social sciences
Housing: student dormitory-style housing
GPA required: 2.5
Terms: Fall, Spring, academic year
Become a part of a small, fortunate group of Americans studying abroad in Reykjavík, Iceland - the land of natural wonders! Forged by the fires of still active volcanoes, Iceland takes advantage of its abundant, renewable resources, and derives nearly all of its power from geothermal energy. As such, it is a world leader in sustainable energy planning. The country is much more than its natural beauty though – despite its small population and size, Iceland is one of the most technologically developed and socially progressive countries in the world. You'll earn credit while exploring the country widely known for its high quality of life, commitment to environmental innovation, and incredible beauty.
Subject Areas: international business, computer science (including game design), and engineering.
Housing: local apartments and guesthouses
Terms: Fall, Spring, Academic Year
Dublin is a charming, small city that prides itself on looking outward to Europe and the wider world. You'll be interning anywhere from a small non-profit to a multinational corporation - when you aren't exploring the city or Ireland's famous countryside. Experience authentic Irish culture - such as subtle differences in language and timekeeping - in ways only possible through living and working in Ireland.
Housing: Student Residences
Subject Areas: Arts and culture, communication and media, healthcare and education, business, politics, law, and NGO's
GPA Required: 2.5
Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer
The University of Limerick (UL), is located on the west coast of Ireland along the picturesque River Shannon and enjoys an unspoiled natural environment blended with state-of-the-art teaching and research facilities.
UL was awarded prestigious 5-star rankings for graduate employability, innovation and knowledge transfer, teaching, engagement, internationalization and infrastructure by QS Stars independent assessors.
With close to 16,500 students, including more than 2,000 international students each year, UL is a young and enterprising university with a proud record of innovation in education and scholarship. A survey of Irish students recently voted UL Ireland’s most popular university with a satisfaction rating of 85%.
Housing: student residences or off-campus apartments
Subject Areas: Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences; Education and Health Sciences, Science and Engineering and the Kemmy Business School.
GPA required: 2.9
Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer, Academic Year
Often called ‘the big university town in a small Italian city,’ Perugia is the home of ISI Perugia - The Umbra Institute, which offers a variety of courses for study abroad students. They are peppered with academic field study to famous Italian cities and sites, community engagement opportunities, internship courses (internship placement areas include the Fair Trade sector, Museums, and Education) and extracurricular activities to take you out of the classroom and into the real Italy. These opportunities range from assisting at a family farm to doll making for UNICEF.
Perugia’s hilltop location serves as the ideal backdrop for your study - Rich in art, architecture, and historical significance, it is internationally recognized as a city of learning.
Subject Areas: general studies, food, sustainability and environment, psychology, Italian language and culture
Housing: student apartments
Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer, Academic Year
LdM Florence is situated right at the heart of the birthplace of the Renaissance, where art, architecture, philosophy, and civic liberalism changed the Medieval world and still influence life today. LdM’s main campus has its head office on Via Faenza, a street dating back to 13th-century Florence. The main building was once a convent connected to the now deconsecrated church of San Jacopo in Campo Corbolini, which belonged to the Knights Templar.
In a city with such a rich historical importance, LdM Florence is primed to be the ideal choice for students interested in studying architecture, fine arts, fashion design, anthropology, and Italian language and culture.
Subject Areas: art history, international business, arts, communication, writing, sociology, design
Housing: Off-campus apartments
GPA required: 2.8
Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer
Study abroad in Kraków, a Polish city of immense cultural, political, social, historical and academic significance, renowned for its stunning architecture and scenery. You can choose from a wide array of classes across a broad range of subject areas while earning credit from the nation's oldest university. Come experience this charming, welcoming and vibrant city!
Subject Areas: humanities and social sciences, life sciences, history, international and political studies, management, math and computer science, polish studies, sociology
Housing: student apartments
Terms: Fall, Spring, Academic Year
Lisbon is a hilly coastal city known for its beautiful architecture, exceptional gastronomy, and friendly residents. While it's the capital and largest city in Portugal, it boasts a charming and relaxed Portuguese sensibility. There's a great deal to see and do in the city, from visiting one of its UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as the Jerónimos Monastery or Belém Tower to strolling its cobbled streets in search of adventure and cultural exposure.
Subject Areas: business, economics, Portuguese language, international studies
Housing: student residences
GPA required: 2.5
Terms: Fall, Spring, Academic Year
Edinburgh is lively and cosmopolitan. Considered to be one of Europe's most beautiful cities, you'll find attractive public parks intermingled with magnificent historic architecture and world-class cultural attractions. Scattered throughout the city are jutting craggy rocks on one of which sits the ancient Edinburgh castle. The rugged natural beauty and the more manicured city-center gardens combine with the urban sophistication of its clubs, pubs and restaurants to make Edinburgh a truly unforgettable city.
Edinburgh is known as the Festival City because of the abundance of events, which are hosted continuously throughout the year. There is the International Arts Festival, which showcases an eclectic and even bizarre variety of dance, music, art and theater. The Fringe Festival, which runs simultaneously to the Arts Festival, draws amateur theater productions from all of Europe. If that's not enough, you'll find other lively events including the Film Festival, TV Festival and Science Festival.
While you'll love discovering all of Edinburgh's historical and cultural treasures, you'll also appreciate that the city offers easy access to other destination points such as Glasgow, Dundee, Aberdeen and Inverness, as well as the scenery of the nearby Scottish Highlands.
Housing: student residences
Subject Areas: accounting, Biology, business, computer science, music, psychology, social sciences, health sciences
Terms: Fall, Spring, Academic Year
If you are looking for a truly inspirational, scenic campus with excellent student satisfaction ratings and top academics then the University of Stirling could be for you. Located directly below the Ochil Hills and the National Wallace Monument, Stirling is a stone’s throw from the Trossach Hills and Trossach National Park, the setting for the movie Rob Roy, and encompasses Airthrey Loch and Airthrey Castle. It is a modern university though, built in 1967, and is only a short bus ride away from the town of Stirling, known as the heart of Scotland.
Housing: student residences, off campus apartments
Subject Areas: environmental sciences, ecology, and environmental education, marine biology and marine science, as well as in Scottish studies, film and media studies, communication and psychology
Terms: Fall, Spring, Academic Year
Granada is today a lively city of around 250.00 inhabitants, which is the center of a half-million people metropolitan area. Granada’s history attracts many tourists who join the locals in contemplating the many monuments that are scattered throughout the city center, intermingled with modern constructions of daring architecture. The Albayzin district was declared World Heritage Site by the UNESCO in 1984, and its white and narrow streets paved with artistic cobblestone motifs allow the visitor unexpected views of The Alhambra and the city below. The glorious cultural past has emerged again with a full array of activities ranging from music, theater, lectures or exhibits, to name a few. The city has all sorts of modern infrastructures, and travel to and around the city is easy by air, train or bus.
Subject areas: language and culture, hispanic studies, Spanish
Housing: homestays
Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer, Academic Year
Become a madrileño - taking the Metro to your internship, and sitting at the cafés in La Latina, and joining everyone when you go de marcha at night and experience Madrid’s vibrant nightlife. Madrid attracts people from across Spain, Europe, and the world. There are a lot of adopted madrileños or gatos (cats), as they are called in Madrid, so you’ll be in good company as you explore your new surroundings and develop your language skills. *Please note this program required Spanish language fluency.
Housing: Host Families
Subject Areas: Arts and culture, communication and media, healthcare and education, business, politics, law, and NGO's
GPA Required: 2.5
Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer
Universidad Pablo de Olavide (UPO), founded in 1997, is one of Spain’s newest public universities.
UPO is situated on a beautiful 345-acre campus less than 5 miles from Sevilla’s city center. The Metro (subway) system in Sevilla makes it easy to reach the UPO – it takes most students only about 25 minutes to get to the university from their program housing. For those who are interested in biking to class, the university is also connected by a bike path to many parts of Sevilla.
The UPO campus was modeled after American university campuses, with ample space for academic buildings, computer and science laboratories, and top-notch sports facilities "
Subject Areas: Social Anthropology, Psychology, Public Health, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Engineering, Sports Science, Business, Economics, Social Work, and more
Housing: student apartments or homestays
Terms: Fall, Spring, Academic Year
Barcelona is Spain's most visited city. Rich with Catalan culture and cuisine, it's a very trendy city overlooking the Mediterranean sea. World renowned for it's incredible Gaudi and Modernist architecture, museums, outdoor markets and shopping, Barcelona is a great jumping off point to explore the rest of Spain and Europe.
Subject areas: Business and liberal arts
Housing: host family, student residence, apartments
Terms: Fall, Spring, Academic Year
The University of Salamanca is the oldest University in Spain and the 3rd oldest in the world. Their plaza mayor is considered one of Spain's most beautiful. Salamanca is an active University town that attracts thousands of students per year. With a vibrant social scene and café culture, it is a compact and extremely walkable city. With incredible and very affordable food, Salamanca is known as the "Golden City" due to the exquisite golden glow it exudes from its sandstone buildings.
Subject Areas: health studies
Housing: Homestays, student residence
Terms: Fall, Spring, Academic Year, Summer
Madrid, the capital of Spain, is a fascinating city that can go from ultra-modern in one neighborhood to medieval the next. Madrid is the country’s center of politics, fashion, art, cuisine, film, and all facets of contemporary Spanish culture.
Many of the most famous spots in Madrid are located in the city center, within walking distance of each other. From the grand Plaza Mayor, it takes only a few minutes to walk to the Puerta del Sol, and then just a few minutes more to the world-famous “Triangle of Art.”
If you’re a sports fan, watching a Real Madrid soccer match is a must! Or enjoy one of the city’s beautiful parks, where you’ll find madrileños jogging, reading, or sunbathing.
Your location in the center of the country will make it easy to visit other parts of Spain, as the Madrid airport and train stations will take you just about anywhere in the country.
Subject Areas: Hispanic studies, Spanish language, business, management, history, international relations, engineering. Classes in English and Spanish.
Housing: homestays
Terms: Spring, Fall, Academic Year
Maastricht University is the most international and fully bilingual (English & Dutch) university in the Netherlands, with the majority of academic programs taught entirely in English. UM has over 16,000 students and almost 2,000 academic staff. Around 49% of students and 39% of the teaching staff come from abroad. When studying in Maastricht, you encounter different languages and cultures every day, inside and outside the classroom. Maastricht University’s School of Business and Economics (SBE) is particularly prestigious. Home to about 4200 students and 500 staff members, 40% of whom come from abroad, the SBE is a part of the 1% of business schools worldwide that is triple-crown accredited (AACSB, EQUIS, AMBA).
Maastricht University is known, too, for its vibrant student life. The many festivals and events held in Maastricht reflect the diversity of cultural influences. The city is set against a backdrop of hills, trails, and open countryside for sports lovers and nature lovers alike.
Subject Areas: accounting, Art History, Business, Chemistry, Economics, Environmental Science, Film Studies, Finance, History, Literature, Management, Marketing, Media Studies, Nutrition, Philosophy, Physics, Psychology, Religious Studies, Sociology.
Housing: Residence Hall
Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer, Academic Year
The International Internship Program places students from any major in an internship where they gain first-hand knowledge of a specific field and apply their classroom learning to a working environment in a foreign setting. Students may apply to intern in one of five locations: Dublin, Ireland; London, England; Madrid, Spain; Paris, France and Sydney, Australia.
H.O.P.E. Peru
H.O.P.E. Dominican Republic
Students should choose the application option that best suits their interest and complete their applications by the appropriate deadline. Please know that information and materials submitted to the Office of Undergraduate Admission cannot be returned to students.
| Application Plan | Application Deadline | Decision Notification | Binding? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Early January | No | ||
| Early Decision* | December 1 | Late December | Yes* |
| Early Action II | January 1 | Late February | No |
| Early Decision II* | February 1 | Mid-February | Yes* |
| Regular Decision | February 15 | Mid-March | No |
*Note: As stated in the Common Application's Early Decision Agreement, if you choose to apply to Stonehill as an Early Decision or Early Decision II applicant and you are admitted, you must enroll at the College.
Strong mentorship and a raft of professional experience help launch careers at some of the most prominent organizations in the field.
The Office of Undergraduate Admission assists students and families as they learn more about Stonehill and navigate the college application process.
H.O.P.E. seeks to engage members of the Stonehill community in cross-cultural service experiences. H.O.P.E. further endeavors to challenge the Stonehill community to grow in love of God and neighbor by embodying the Church's commitment to a preferential option for and with the poor.
