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Faculty-led Programs

Studying abroad during the Summer, Winter Intersession or Spring break is an excellent introduction to life in another country and also serves as an alternative to those who do not have the flexibility to study abroad during the academic year.

Each year a number of faculty-led study abroad programs are offered and are announced in the Fall or Spring Course Schedules.

Winter Intersession Programs offered in recent years:

  • Belize - Tropical Ecology
  • Panama - Neotropical Marine Biology 
  • Ireland - Travelblogging Ireland - Dublin 
  • Egypt - Art & Architecture of Ancient Egypt

Spring Break Travel Labs offered in recent years:

  • Great Cities: London, Paris & Greece
  • Strasbourg, France - International Business: European Union (School of Business)

Summer Session Programs offered in recent years:

  • Florence, Italy - General Liberal Arts, Art History & Languages 
  • China - Interdisciplinary Studies
  • Guatemala - Language & Culture
  • Hong Kong - General Liberal Arts, Business, Languages & Service Learning
  • France - Summer Study in Rouen, France
  • Paris & London - Cultural & Sociological Studies
  • Siracusa, Sicily - Comparative & International Education 
  • Netherlands - Urban Form & Architecture 
  • Bahamas - Aquaculture diving program in collaboration w/ New England Aquarium

Every year the roster of programs offered may change
Please check with the Spiegel Center or this website for the updated roster. 
Roger Williams University reserves the right to cancel Faculty-led programs offered during the academic year for insufficient enrollment or for any other reason. Should it prove necessary to do so the school will notify all registrants.

"Bridging the World" Study Abroad Scholarship

Students applying to RWU-sponsored short term study abroad programs are eligible to apply for the "Bridging the World" Study Abroad Scholarship

Type and Criteria of Awards:

  • Scholarships based on academic merit only
  • Scholarships based on financial need and academic merit

Students can obtain a scholarship fact sheet and application at the Spiegel Center for Global and International Programs.

Deadlines for Scholarship application submission:

  • Winter Intersession - October 1
  • Spring Break - December 1
  • Summer Session - March 1

For more detailed information on the many programs offered and the process required to apply, visit the new online application system:

Application forms and more extensive program information