Want to expand your world and gain experience in your field? Looking to contribute to your broader, global community? Regis Study Abroad programs provide this in addition to academically rigorous and culturally immersive opportunities worldwide. Be a part of something bigger.
Opportunities to learn a foreign language
Furthur training in your academic field
A new academic subject to complement your field of study
Who it’s for: Students seeking experiential learning opportunities to build skills outside the classroom.
Program features: Academic programming aligned with community service, social justice, and/or Jesuit values; experiential learning, service-learning, and/or internship opportunities available at no extra cost.
Who it's for: Independent students looking for a culturally immersive experience in a foreign country.
Program features: Directly enroll in courses at a university abroad. Live alongside and take courses with local and international students.
Who it's for: Students who wish to explore another culture while taking courses for their degree abroad.
Program features: Take courses primarily with other U.S. study abroad students. Live in homestays or in student housing with other U.S. study abroad students.
Students enrolled in full-time, campus-based programs within Regis College may apply for study abroad programs. Certain eligibility criteria must be met, including being in good academic, financial and disciplinary standing at Regis University. Students must possess a minimum 3.0 GPA (3.25 for pre-nursing students) at the time of the application deadline.
Please remember: You don't have to be "perfect" to be eligible to study abroad. Even if your GPA, academic integrity or student conduct record isn't perfect, please apply anyway. The Study Abroad Selection Committee takes the whole person into consideration when making decisions.
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*suggested deadline
Students may study abroad during their junior year. Fall study abroad is encouraged, with greater chances of placement in your top choice programs. Pre-nursing majors may study abroad during the spring semester of their sophomore year. Students who meet certain criteria may apply to study abroad during the fall semester of their senior year.
Students may elect to study abroad for a full year, provided their study abroad program is the same for two consecutive semesters.
Also, check out our Travel Learning programs hosted through Regis College. Travel Learning is not associated with the Office of Global Education.
Study Abroad locations vary based on your type of program and area of study. Regis offers programs in 35+ countries, some with multiple program locations. A list of countries with at least one type of program available is below. To see if your program and area of study is offered in a specific country, visit the page for your specific study abroad program type. Program availability is subject to change and placement is limited.
Yes! In order to graduate on time, it's important that you select a program that offers the necessary courses for you to continue your studies.
The first step is to talk to your academic advisor to determine the best time for you to go abroad, as well as the courses you'll need to take during your study abroad program to maintain progress toward graduation. After speaking with your academic advisor, schedule an appointment with a Study Abroad Advisor to find programs that will work for you.
Every student who participates in the Regis University study abroad program must enroll in and complete IC 440A the semester before their semester abroad, IC 440B during the semester abroad, and IC 440C upon the semester of their return to Regis - regardless of the college or program in which the student is enrolled, and regardless of whether or not a student has already fulfilled the RCC 430 Search for Meaning core requirement.
The sequence of IC 440A, B and C will fulfill the RCC 430 Search for Meaning requirement or an Upper Division Elective (pre-nursing majors).
Please note: Each course is worth one credit, and students must plan to include this credit in the total number of credits (not to exceed 18) they can register for in each semester.
Whether you will need to apply for a student visa will depend upon the duration of your program and your destination country’s immigration requirements. The process can be confusing because visa regulations vary greatly by country and requirements frequently change. You should ask your program provider or your host institution’s International Office staff about the visa requirements for your program. You are responsible for meeting all of the deadlines and requirements for obtaining your student visa (if applicable). Here is a general overview of the student visa application process.
Visit the CDC’s travel guide to see what vaccines, immunizations or other measures you can take to prepare for a safe and healthy experience abroad.
You are required to provide proof that you have both travel insurance, which covers things such as lost baggage, cancelled flights and some emergency or accidental medical needs, as well as international medical coverage, which covers illnesses and medical issues that do not fall in the category of an accident or an emergency. All study abroad students are responsible for obtaining adequate travel and medical insurance coverage while abroad. Some program providers offer travel insurance for the duration of the program. Students who wish to travel before, during or after the program should purchase additional insurance to cover non-program related travel.
