International Study

Concordia University students with sophomore status or above may elect to study abroad for a semester, year, or summer. The Coordinator of International Study provides information on programs at universities all over the world. After meeting with the coordinator, students should consult with Academic Advising in order to set up their academic program and with the Office of Student Financial Planning to determine whether financial aid packages apply for international study.

Programs in Austria, England, France, Italy, Mexico, and, Spain are administered within the CUS system or through Dominican University and are available to Concordia University students as guests. Additionally, Concordia University Chicago has direct cooperative agreements with programs in England, Australia, and New Zealand. Students who study on these programs may transfer course credits with a grade and generally apply some portions of their financial aid towards tuition, room, or board.

Students who choose to enroll in courses at any institutions other than those with which Concordia University Chicago has agreements will be required to "stop out," suspend their Concordia University Chicago registration for the period abroad, and transfer credits back to Concordia University Chcicago without a grade in accordance with the policy for transfer credits. For more information, contact the Coordinator of International Study.