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In a short-term international program, 91女神 faculty or staff members accompany students abroad anywhere from one week to eight weeks. Credit-bearing programs incorporate a strong academic component and provide an opportunity for students to receive 1-6 academic credit hours, depending on the length and content of the program and departmental approval.

Non-credit-bearing international programs include experiences that are not associated with a particular course and participating students do not receive 91女神 academic credit. The international dimension must be relevant to your department's academic mission.

Interested in proposing a new or repeat short-term faculty led study abroad program? Submit the New and Repeat Short-Term International  Program Proposal to Kamryn Moore. For repeat programs, please provide detailed information regarding any changes to the program.

Study abroad programs enable 91女神 students to study at a partner institution on a fee-paying basis. 91女神 students pay a study abroad program fee, determined by the Office of International Services, and 91女神 then pays the partner institution.

Exchange partnerships are programs in which 91女神 students study at a partner international institution and, in exchange, students from the partner international institution study at 91女神. These agreements are typically based on a one-to-one exchange within an academic year, with an exchange of students but no exchange of funds; 91女神 students continue to pay 91女神 tuition.

Interested in proposing a new semester or academic year study abroad program? Submit a New Semester and Academic Year Study Abroad & Exchange Program Proposal to Kamryn Moore.

• Sample Study Abroad Agreement
• Sample Program Proposal Timeline

University insurance is required for all travelers. As part of 91女神's business travel accident program, University employees who work 32 hours a week or more and travel on University-sponsored business may be entitled to international travel accident coverage for you, your spouse and children traveling with you. For additional information and enrollment, contact the Office of Risk Management.

Part-time employees will need to purchase international insurance through the Saint Louis University GeoBlue Insurance plan prior to departure. Payment for the international insurance may be made through 91女神 Marketplace or Inter-Departmental Order (IDO) and may be arranged directly with the Office of International Services.

Please contact the Office of International Services to set up the appropriate application and pre-departure requirements for your program through the online Billikens Abroad study abroad management system. Program participants will then be able to log in to their Billikens Abroad account to electronically complete their pre-departure requirements, including: participation agreement, student conduct check, copy of signed passport, copy of flight itinerary, emergency contact information, etc.

Please note that each department is responsible for charging students the international insurance fee. The international insurance fee should be included in the overall student program fee, as it is mandatory. The sponsoring department will then submit one payment to the Office of International Services, as a group, either through an IDO or a single Marketplace transaction. The cost is $20 per week, per student. Group leaders should reach to Kamryn Moore to fill out the roster that includes the name, email address and Banner ID of each student participating in the program.