Study Abroad

Norwich is currently embarking on an emphasis to internationalize the campus, and development of a strongly supported Study Abroad program is one aspect of that effort .

Geology and Environmental Science majors have always been leaders in this area since our work is never restricted by political boundaries. Last year, Meegan Kelley (ES’05) received a Student Research Fellowship to work in Greece with Prof. Rick Dunn and a large team of colleagues studying Roman tombs.

Funding to support this type of research by students comes from a variety of sources, most notably very generous gifts to Norwich University known as the Chase Endowment for Academic Excellence and the Dr. A. Francis Politi International Fund.

International Student Office and Study Abroad: 802.485.2582

Harmon Hall, Rm 218; Hours: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., M-F