University of Dallas

The University of Dallas recently welcomed back the latest group of students studying Spanish in Avila, Spain. The Avila trip, an annual summer study abroad program that the University of Dallas coordinates with the Catholic University of Avila, immerses students in medieval and contemporary Spanish culture.

As the school year comes to a close, University of Dallas sophomores have completed a semester to remember, with much of the class having recently returned from UD's campus in Rome. The Rome trip is a fundamental part of the UD undergraduate experience. "Romers" spend one of their sophomore semesters at the Due Santi campus, a repurposed Italian villa whose name bears witness to the traditional meeting of the two saints Peter and Paul on the Appian Way. Though classes primarily take place in Due Santi, students also travel around the Mediterranean to see for themselves the settings of the classic texts they've read for the Core Curriculum.

Seven students traveled with biology professor Deanna Soper, Ph.D., and psychology professor Scott Churchill, Ph.D., to Costa Rica over spring break to study volcanoes, swim with sea life and hike through the cloud forest of Monteverde. While in the country, students visited multiple ecosystems, including the cloud forest, the intertidal and near offshore marine ecosystems near Quepos, the Arenal volcano, and the Poas Volcano, which is home to the world's second-largest crater. Students observed a diversity of plants and animals, attended lectures in the field and participated in class discussions that enabled them to reflect on their experiences.

More than 100 University of Dallas students completed the spring 2018 semester studying abroad at the university's 12-acre Eugene Constantin Campus just outside Rome, Italy.

The University of Dallas awarded nearly two dozen scholarships to study abroad during the fall 2016 semester as part of its nationally-recognized Rome Program.

More than 100 University of Dallas students studied abroad at the university's 12-acre Eugene Constantin Campus just outside Rome, Italy during the fall 2016 semester.

A handful of University of Dallas students received scholarships to study abroad in the university's esteemed Rome Program during summer 2016, which takes place at its 12-acre Eugene Constantin Campus just outside Rome, Italy.

Eighteen University of Dallas students received scholarships to study abroad in the university's esteemed Rome Program during the spring 2016 semester, which takes place at its 12-acre Eugene Constantin Campus just outside Rome, Italy.

Thirty-nine high school students spent almost three weeks in Italy during summer 2016 at the University of Dallas' Eugene Constantin Campus in the locality of Due Santi outside of Rome, studying Shakespeare's interest in Italy.

University of Dallas students studied abroad at the university's 12-acre Eugene Constantin Campus just outside Rome, Italy during the Spring 2015 semester.

Fifteen University of Dallas students received scholarships to study abroad at the university's Rome Program.

Approximately 20 University of Dallas students received scholarships to study abroad at the university's Rome Program.

The following students spent six weeks last summer studying abroad at the University of Dallas' 12-acre Eugene Constantin Campus just outside Rome, Italy:

The following local students have recently returned from spending the 2012 fall semester studying abroad at the University of Dallas' 12-acre Eugene Constantin Campus just outside Rome, Italy:

The following local students are spending the spring semester studying abroad at the University of Dallas' 12-acre Eugene Constantin Campus just outside Rome, Italy:

The following local students have been awarded scholarships to study abroad during the spring semester at the University of Dallas' Eugene Constantin Campus at Due Santi ("The Two Saints"), a historic district south of Rome, Italy:

The following local students have been awarded scholarships to study abroad this fall at the University of Dallas' Eugene Constantin Campus at Due Santi ("The Two Saints"), a historic district south of Rome, Italy: