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Faculty-Led, Travel Courses

2027 Spring Attachment Programs

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2027 Spring Break

POSC in Rome

Faculty: Lynn Eckert and Julie Raines
Cost: $4,200
Country: Rome, Italy

Faculty-led, Short-term Attachment Programs


2026 Spring Attachment Programs
 

EDU in Hawaii: Culturally Responsive Education
Faculty: Jessica Charles and Laura Shelton
Location: Hawaii, USA
Cost: $5,900

HIST in America: The Struggle for Racial Justice in the South
Faculty: Steve Garabedian and Robyn Rosen
Location: American South
Cost: $2,900

ITAL/CSIT in Sicily: Sustainable Made in Italy: Destination Sicily
Faculty: Maureen Melita
Location: Sicily, Italy
Cost: $4,900

ART in Korea: Contemporary Korean Design and Culture
Faculty: Steven Dana
Location: Daegu & Busan, South Korea
Cost: $4,900

BIO in France: The Power of Microscopy in Biology Research
Faculty: Michel Becuwe
Location: Paris, France
Cost: $4,900

CMPT/SPAN in the Dominican Republic: AI Without Borders - Empowering Communities and Bridging the Digital Divide
Faculty: Carolyn Matheus and Kevin Gaugler
Location: Dominican Republic
Cost: $4,900

ENSC in Iceland: Social-Ecological Systems/Environmental Issues
Faculty: Zion Klos
Location: Iceland
Cost: $4,900

Fashion in Italy: Behind the Seams
Faculty: Scott Miller
Location: Florence, Milan, & Como, Italy 
Cost: $4,900

Fashion Sustainability in Korea and Vietnam
Faculty: Sonia Roy
Location: South Korea and Vietnam
Cost: $4,900

POSC in Greece: Plato's Republic
Faculty: Kristian Sheeley
Location: Athens, Greece
Cost: $4,900

Sports in Brazil: Sport for Social Change
Note: students must be varsity athletes to participate
Faculty: Alyssa Gates
Location: Rio de Janeiro
Cost: $4,900

Business in Thailand and Cambodia
Faculty: Joanne Gavin
Location: Thailand and Cambodia
Cost: $4,900

HIST in Mexico: The Yucatán - Past and Present
Faculty: Sergio Pinot-Handler
Location: Mérida, Mexico
Cost: $4,900

BUS in Ghana: Business Beyond Profits - Social Enterprise in Ghana
Faculty: Joe Nixon
Location: Ghana
Cost: $4,900

 

2026 Spring Break Programs


CRJU/POSC in France: Comparative Courts & Policy
Faculty: Julie Raines and Lynn Eckert
Location: Paris, France
Cost: $3,900

ENG in Ireland: Heroes, Saints & Victims: Myths & Legends of the West of Ireland
Faculty: Lea Graham
Location: Ireland
Cost: $3,900

 

2026 Winter Session Programs


COM in Ireland - Perceptions of America in Ireland: A media content analysis
Faculty: Babette Fasolino
Location: Ireland
Cost: $4,900

 

Faculty-led, Short-term Attachment Program Notes

  • All applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00 and sophomore, junior or senior status in order to participate in Marist Abroad. First-Years may be eligible to participate in programs with the approval of the Program Director.  Mid-semester grades will be reviewed in lieu of official GPA.
  • An attachment course can be taken as part of your full-time semester course load (12-16 credits).  Additional charges may apply over 16 credits.
  • Program fees may change due to currency exchange fluctuations, and/or other unanticipated cost changes.
  • Marist Abroad reserves the right to modify or cancel the program, including changes to the itinerary, scheduled visits, program dates, program costs, etc.
  • Marist Abroad will register students for each course/program.  Once confirmed, all program changes (program withdrawals, change in course, etc) must be submitted in writing to Marist Abroad.
  • Round-trip airfare from New York is included in your Program Fee. Marist Abroad will make group flight arrangements; information on the flight schedule will be provided during orientation. 
  • A small number of students may elect to arrive earlier or depart later than the group, depending on group reservations and restrictions. Marist Abroad must be notified upon program confirmation of any possible flight deviations. Students arriving before or departing later than the group are responsible for hotel accommodations, meals, etc. until the program start date or after the end date.
  • Conditional admission to programs is on a space-available basis, and students are encouraged to apply early to help secure a spot on the program. If the number of completed applications exceeds the capacity of the program before the deadline the application will be closed, we will contact affected students to discuss their second-choice program or their placement on a waitlist.
  • Students studying abroad in the semester immediately preceding graduation may delay their conferral date.

 

Faculty-led, Short-term Attachment Program Notes

  • All applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00 and sophomore, junior or senior status in order to participate in Marist Abroad. First-Years may be eligible to participate in programs with the approval of the Program Director.  Mid-semester grades will be reviewed in lieu of official GPA.
  • An attachment course can be taken as part of your full-time semester course load (12-16 credits).  Additional charges may apply over 16 credits.
  • Program fees may change due to currency exchange fluctuations, and/or other unanticipated cost changes.
  • Marist Abroad reserves the right to modify or cancel the program, including changes to the itinerary, scheduled visits, program dates, program costs, etc.
  • Marist Abroad will register students for each course/program.  Once confirmed, all program changes (program withdrawals, change in course, etc) must be submitted in writing to Marist Abroad.
  • Round-trip airfare from New York is included in your Program Fee. Marist Abroad will make group flight arrangements; information on the flight schedule will be provided during orientation. 
  • A small number of students may elect to arrive earlier or depart later than the group, depending on group reservations and restrictions. Marist Abroad must be notified upon program confirmation of any possible flight deviations. Students arriving before or departing later than the group are responsible for hotel accommodations, meals, etc. until the program start date or after the end date.
  • Conditional admission to programs is on a space-available basis, and students are encouraged to apply early to help secure a spot on the program. If the number of completed applications exceeds the capacity of the program before the deadline the application will be closed, we will contact affected students to discuss their second-choice program or their placement on a waitlist.
  • Students studying abroad in the semester immediately preceding graduation may delay their conferral date.

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