Semester and Academic Year Programs
Choose from 150+ programs in 30 countries sponsored by Salve Regina University, affiliated universities and study abroad program providers. Find the full list on ViaTRM, our search and application tool.
Note that while exchange and direct enrollment programs look and function similarly when you are abroad, exchange programs often offer cost-saving benefits and generally don’t require the tuition fees that direct enrollment programs do.
My perspective of the world is now greatly enriched beyond anything I could have ever imagined. I was able to experience so many different cultures in only four months. I have friends from all over the world that became my family. It is truly an experience I wish everyone would get the chance to embark on.
Rose Giordani, psychology major
Exchange Programs
- Queensland, Australia: University of the Sunshine Coast
- Santiago, Chile: Universidad de los Andes – UANDES Business Exchange Semester
- Bristol, England: University of Bristol
- London, England: St. Mary's University
- Lyon, France: Université Catholique de Lyon - French Language and Culture Institute
- Cork, Ireland: University College Cork
- Limerick, Ireland: Mary Immaculate College
- Kyoto, Japan: Doshisha University (spring only)
- Aberdeen, Scotland: University of Aberdeen
Direct Enrollment Programs
- Salzburg, Austria: Salzburg College
- Oxford, England: St. Clare's Oxford
- Thessaloniki, Greece: American College of Thessaloniki
- Milan, Italy: Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
- Rome, Italy: The American University of Rome
You can find a full overview of available exchange and direct enrollment programs on ViaTRM. To explore and apply, visit the ViaTRM login page and create an account using your salve.edu email address. Visit our Global Salve Resource Center for more information.
Alex Colon '25 Studied in Milan, Italy
"I have developed a newfound appreciation for bilinguals and polyglots, especially immigrants who have to use their second language to function in a society daily. Learning a language before vacation, studying abroad or even for run goes a long way, even if you just learn a few key words. People do appreciate it and it takes you one step closer to broadening your horizons and opening yourself to the world and new experiences."
Kelly Schafer '27 Studied in Cork, Ireland
"I head to the yoga studio where, once you make it through a humble alley up three floors of the historic townhouse you are greeted with an immediate warm welcome. It's here, surrounded by those whose lives are rooted in Cork, from mothers, workers getting off their shifts, grandmothers and other familiar strangers, that I felt most connected to a place since landing in Ireland. These are the interactions that stay with me: a "thanks a million" at the bakery, a casual question about my classes and the quiet sense of being folded within a community."
Madison Lewinger '27 Studied in Rome, Italy
"These past months have been filled with moments I will talk about for the rest of my life. Besides getting to explore Italy and other parts of Europe with my friends, I developed a new sense of independence and confidence in myself. Getting to come home and share my experiences with my family and friends gave me the strongest sense of gratitude, truly something I have a hard time putting into words."
