College of Notre Dame of Maryland recognizes that we live in a global environment, and encourages students, alumnae and others in the community to broaden their educational and personal horizons through study abroad experiences.

Short-term academic experiences abroad, carefully developed and planned by faculty members with expertise and extensive travel experience, can be taken for college credit or personal enrichment. For more information on our programs please contact the faculty member listed, the Office of International Programs at 410-532-3196 or e-mail oip@ndm.edu.

College of Notre Dame, founded more than 100 years ago by the School Sisters of Notre Dame, is a four-year liberal arts college primarily for women. We are noted nationally and internationally for our rich traditions and contemporary outlook, and the values-oriented approach we bring to all academic programs.

2008-2009 Programs

• Jordan and Egypt: Distinguishing Islamic Religion from Culture
  
• Spanish in Mexico
  
• The Guatemalan Adventure
• Literary England and London Theatre Tour
  
• Women in Turkey from the Stone Age to the 21st Century
  
• Guatemala: Health and Culture
• Canada: Professional Nursing in a Single-Payer Health System
  
• World Heritage City Bamberg, Germany: Catholic History and Culture
  

About the Short-Term Study Abroad Program:

• All short-term academic experiences abroad satisfy the general education cross-cultural requirement.
• Prices and dates are subject to change.
• Tuition scholarships are available to qualified students.
• Please check with the faculty leader for specific details.

Please see our 2008-2009 Short-term Academic Experiences Abroad International Programs brochure.

College of Notre Dame of Maryland recognizes that we live in a global environment and encourages students, alumnae and others in the community to broaden their educational and personal horizons through study abroad experiences.

Short-term academic experiences abroad, carefully developed and planned by faculty members with expertise and extensive travel experience, can be taken for college credit or personal enrichment.

For more information on our 2008-2009 programs, please contact the faculty member listed, the Office of International Programs at 410-532-3196, email to oip@ndm.edu.

College of Notre Dame of Maryland, founded more than 100 years ago by the School Sisters of Notre Dame, is noted nationally and internationally for our rich traditions and contemporary outlook, and the values-oriented approach we bring to all academic programs.