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Loyola Marymount University
OISS Address: Office for International Students & Scholars
Study Abroad: Study Abroad
PERSONNEL
CENTER FOR GLOBAL EDUCATION
Dr. Gary Rhodes, Director, Center for Global Education
Phone: (310) 338-7451
Fax: (310) 338-2706
OFFICE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS & SCHOLARS
Denise M. Folga, Director, Office for International Students & Scholars Phone: (310) 338-2937 Fax: (310) 338-5976
Chimin Lee Metzler, Assistant Director, Office for International Students & Scholars
Phone: (310) 338-2937
Fax: (310) 338-5976
STUDY ABROAD
Skylar Lowe, Study Abroad Coordinator Phone: (310) 338-1973 E-mail: slowe4@lmu.edu
Sonja K. Thorsvik, Study Abroad Coordinator Phone: (310) 338-1973 E-mail: sthorsvi@lmu.edu
INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE
International Undergraduate FTEs: F-1s: 68, J-1s: 2, Other: 11
International Graduate FTEs (Including Loyola Law School): F-1s: 58, J-1s: 6, Other: 22
International Student Population: Australia (8), Austria (1), Belgium (1), Brazil (1), Bulgaria (1), Canada (15), Chile (1), China (4), Croatia (1), Cyprus (1), Czech Republic (2), Ecuador (1), El Salvador (1), Finland (1), France (5), Germany (1), Ghana (3), Honduras (1), Hungary (2), Iceland (1), India (15), Indonesia (11), Iran (1), Israel (2), Italy (4), Japan (5), Lebanon (1), Mexico (9), Mongolia (1), Nigeria (5), Peru (3), Philippines (6), Poland (1), Romania (2), Russia (13), Saudi Arabia (4), Singapore (2), South Korea (9), Spain (1), Sweden (1), Switzerland (2), Tahiti, (1), Taiwan (1), Thailand (3), Trinidad and Tobago (1), Tunisia (1), Uganda (2), United Kingdom (5), Vietnam (1), Zambia (1), Zimbabwe (1)
TOEFL Minimum:
Undergraduate - 550
Graduate - 600 (except Science & Engineering = 550)
SPECIAL PROGRAMS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS:
Office for International Students & Scholars:
International Club PANGAEA; The International House of People; International Education Week/World Fest; Super Sushi Social; International Thanksgiving Dinner; Lunar New Year Celebration; International Graduate Celebration; International Etiquette Dinner; The Center for Service and Action: Alternative Breaks; Athletic training abroad; Cultural clubs (Asian & Pacific Student Association, El Espejo, Han Tao Isang Bansa; Kyodai; Latin American Council; Middle Eastern Club; Movimiento Estudiantil Chicana/Chicano de Aztlan; Muslim Student Association, etc.).
INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEER/SERVICE PROGRAMS
Center for Service & Action
Phone: (310) 338-2959 Fax: (310) 338-5863
WINTER BREAK:
El Salvador (Church of the Martyrs and the role of the Jesuit university) Juarez, Mexico (US/Mexico Border Awareness Experience with an emphasis on the Juarez femicide)
SPRING BREAK:
Belfast, Northern Ireland (Reconciliation) Franco Bido, Dominican Republic (Fair Trade Coffee & Haitian/Dominican relations) San Lucas Toliman, Guatemala (Indigenous Mayan Community empowerment) Tianguistengo, Mexico (Rural Community Development)
SUMMER BREAK:
Duran, Ecuador (Empowering youth and women in urban South America)
STUDY ABROAD
Study Abroad/LMU Extension
- Beijing, China - Bonn, Germany - Dusseldorf, Germany - Bangalore, India (Fall) - Sikkim, India (Spring) - London, England - Washington, D.C.
- Botswana and South Africa
- Auckland, New Zealand
- Beijing, China
- Bonn, Germany (MBA)
- London, England
- Oxford, England
- Paris/Avignon, France
- Spetses/Athens, Greece
- San Lucas Toliman, Guatemala
- Roatan Islands, Honduras
- Dublin, Ireland
- Rome, Italy
- Tuscany, Italy
- Ghana, Africa
- Asia (Various), Business in Asia
Most popular countries: Spain, Italy, England, France, Australia, New Zealand
Consortia programs: AJCU-China, Beijing Program; Casa de la Solidaridad, El Salvador
Non-Consortia:
Arcadia University; Australearn; BADA-London; Boston College, Butler University; Syracuse University; Gonzaga University; International Studies Abroad (ISA); Loyola Rome; Loyola University Chicago; New York University; Marquette; Saint Louis University; Boston University; Suffolk University; Fairfield University; The American University of Paris; School for International Training; Semester at Sea; The Washington Center, University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC), University of Minnesota
Exchange:
Sophia University, Japan; Kansai Gaidai, Japan; Sogang University, Korea; Universidad de Deusto, Spain; Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico; Ateneo University, The Philippines; ITESO, Guadalajara, Swinbourne University, Melbourne, Australia
Study Abroad Logistics
Financial Aid Available:
Internal, federal, state, and private available for LMU Study Abroad programs.
Other Student Services Available:
Counseling, advisement about program options, scholarships, pre-departure orientation, study abroad fair
INTERNATIONALIZATION OF THE CURRICULUM:
Related Majors/Minors/Concentrations:
International Business, Travel & Tourism, African American Studies, Asian Pacific American Studies, Asian & Pacific Studies, Chicana/o Studies, European Studies, Irish Studies, Modern Greek Studies, Modern Languages & Literatures, Peace Studies, International Legal Practice.
Special International Programs/Initiatives:
College of Business Administration: Russian Presidential Fellowship Students; MBA Comparative Management Systems; MBA Exchange Program in EDHEC, France; BiMBA in China; MBA Bonn Program; MBA International Consulting Projects; Executive MBA Program integrating International Business Including International Project Cohorts.
College of Communication and Fine Arts: International Student Production Tours; Art Therapy in Mexico.
Loyola Law School: Master of Laws in American Law and International Legal Practice, Bologna, Italy.
School of Film and Television: European Satellite Program, Germany.
College of Science and Engineering: Cultural Exchange in China; Internship for International Students; Research Experiences for Undergraduates Program; International Club "Unite for Sight"
Center for Global Education: Special research and practitioner resources supporting higher education internationalization, as well as researcher, practitioner and student-centered resources for study abroad and exchange.
FACULTY EXCHANGE/COOPERATIVE RESEARCH
Center for China Studies in Beijing in conjunction with other Jesuit institutions; connections of business programs with Colombia, Guatemala, Uruguay, Indonesia, Brazil, and Spain; Asian and the Pacific Studies Program and Mount St. Mary's College have developed the Bridging Cultures (U.S./China): Chinese Visiting Fellowship to bring a young Chinese faculty member to the campuses; visiting artists; International Law Faculty.
FACULTY INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH COLLABORATION
LMU funding is available for international faculty conference presentations/attendance. LMU faculty research grants are available for international research/projects.
Examples of Faculty Teaching/Research Collaboration:
Japan Women's University; University of Tokyo; Kapodistrian University, Athens; Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts and King's College, London; Sorbonne; University College, London; University of Madrid; Goethe Institut, London; Pontifical Biblical Institute, Jerusalem; Jesuitenkolleg, Austria; Ecole Biblique et Archeologique Francaise; American Schools of Oriental Research at the American Center of Oriental Research, Amman; Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies, Rome; University of Ghana in Legon; Warsaw School of Economics; FH Joanneum (University of Applied Sciences) in Graz, Austria; Russian Academy of Sociology, Russia; Academy of Performing Arts in Prague.
Languages: Chinese, Filipino/Tagalog, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Modern Greek, Spanish.
Library: Special culture and reference collections and periodicals
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