Seattle University has a variety of SU-Sponsored and SU-Exchange programs across the globe. This guide highlights just a few programs for this discipline in different regions of the world. Explore the full list of programs!
Seattle University’s Core Curriculum was constructed with study abroad in mind. Module III of the Core is called “Engaging the World.” View the Guide to fulfilling UCOR requirements with Education Abroad Courses for more information on subjects that fall into the different UCOR Module III course umbrella.
Music Minors ONLY
Credits from UCOR courses may simultaneously fulfill Core and minor requirements.
In the past, students in this major have been able to take the following courses abroad, this is not a comprehensive list of courses taken abroad and is subject to change. You will still have to meet with your Academic Advisor to go over your specific academic plan.
In the past, students in this minor have been able to take the following courses abroad, this is not a comprehensive list of courses taken abroad and is subject to change. You will still have to meet with your Academic Advisor to go over your specific academic plan.
Confirm with your academic advisor about how many general elective/credits you can save for abroad. Any course that doesn't satisfy a specific requirement will count as a general elective, including cuisine, physical (dance, surf, etc) courses.
Courses listed here have been offered previously but are not guaranteed to be offered each term. Consult the program's website for up-to-date course listings. All courses taken abroad must be approved by the Music department prior to going abroad. Contact Education Abroad Office for more information about costs and application steps.
SU Sponsored Program in Cape Town, South Africa
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SU Exchange Program in Athens, Greece
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SU Exchange Program in Brisbane, Melbourne, or Sydney, Australia
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SU Sponsored Program in Florence, Italy
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Contact your Faculty Advisor