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Cyprus
John C. Whitehead School of Diplomacy & International Relations
March 1 - March 10
During this intensive ten-day tour, students study Cyprus’ accession to the European Union and the Cyprus conflict. Students are received by the President of Cyprus, the President of the Cyprus Parliament, former presidents, the UN Envoy, EU Delegate and attend panel discussions comprised of both Greek and Turkish Cypriots. Participants witness the Cyprus conflict first-hand and tour the Green Line which divides the island and is maintained by UN Peacekeepers.
Contact: Dean Rosa Alves-Ferreira, (973) 275-2560, alvesfro@shu.edu

Doing Business in Bermuda
Stillman School of Business
March 1 - March 10
Contact: Professor John Ford, (973) 275-2550, fordjohn@shu.edu

China’s Rise: Opportunities and Challenges
John C. Whitehead School of Diplomacy & International Relations
May 8 – May 17
This course explores the opportunities and challenges posed by the rise of China. It culminates in a 10-day field trip to China.
Contact: Dean Courtney Smith, (973)313-6203, smithcou@shu.edu

Study Abroad to Spain
Honors Program/History Department
May 10 – May 19
This course involves an on-site discovery of the Jewish, Christian and Muslim cultures which lived together during the Middle Ages, and separately afterward. The course focuses on places key to this story. Readings and discussion lead to a richer appreciation of sites visited in such cities as Granada, Cordoba, Seville, Toledo, Madrid, Salamanca and Avila.
Contact: Dr. Daniel Zalacain, (973) 761-9468, zalacada@shu.edu

St. Petersburg, Russia
Study Abroad Program in St. Petersburg, Russia
Department of Modern Languages/History Department
May 29 – June 29
The “ Northern Venice” continues to impress the visitors of Russia by a perplexing mixture of contrasting imagery and experiences. Past and present are fused in the everyday life of this modern metropolis. The city of St. Petersburg is not just a beautiful location; it is also a historical source of undiminishing value. Students will gain a unique educational experience by studying this city, by walking, and by “reading” it. The program will deepen their understanding of Russia, its history and culture through intensive excursions and sightseeing trips. There is no better place to study Russian cultural and social customs than here, in Russia’s “window into Europe." The course is taught in collaboration with St. Petersburg State University.
Contact: Dr. Nathaniel Knight, (973) 275-2178, knightna@shu.edu

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