Study Abroad: For Faculty

Palace of Justice, South Africa, Study Abroad

 

Global Teaching and Learning

Study Abroad Course Proposals

The International & Study Abroad Programs Office works with full-time faculty to develop and implement summer courses in London, Granada or Rome or to introduce a short international travel component to a NY-based course in London, Granada, or another location. Study abroad courses must be based at a host institution which provides substantial local support to students and faculty engaged in the program. Host institutions should be able to provide medical and mental health services, 24 hour emergency contact, housing, and manage other emergency and basic logistical issues. The International & Study Abroad Programs Office works with partners around the world and can assist you in identifying a partner for your program if you do not have one already in mind. Study abroad courses should encourage and facilitate student engagement with the local culture and should complement the course being proposed. All proposed sites will be carefully vetted.

The proposal process for courses with an international travel component to be offered in 2025-2026 is a competitive process and will open online in the Fall and will remain open until April 1, 2025. Completed proposals will reviewed by the Study Abroad Faculty Advisory Board in Summer 2026. Please use the links below to submit your proposal:

Summer Course at Fordham London

Summer Course in Fordham in Granada

Summer Course in Fordham in Rome

Spring Course in NY with a short (1 week to 10 days) International Travel Component 

Please note non-tenure track full-time faculty are only eligible to teach summer classes and cannot offer spring courses with an international travel component

We hosted an Information Session for Faculty to learn more about the Study Abroad Proposal Process. You can view the recorded information session here.

Collaborative Online International Learning

If you are interested in incorporating a global component to your course, we encourage you to consider Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL). Fordham University partners with universities across the globe and many of those partners would be interested in working with you in collaborative and innovative ways.