shared focus on social jusce. For all parcipants the program con-

tent is linked to the context of Ireland with a special focus on The

Troubles, peacebuilding and polical and economic jusce issues.

Health care and quality of life issues will be used as case studies to

explore these issues further and community engagement acvies

will be culvated so that students and faculty can contribute to the

public good while in the north of Ireland. For Nursing majors, the

program provides an opportunity for students to compare and con-

trast nursing educaon and the delivery of health care within Ire-

land, Northern Ireland, and the United States and to apply theore-

rienced a history of conict and violence, students will parcipate in

lectures and tours that will explore Irish culture and concepts of con-

ict resoluon to promote understanding of the polical, social and

health consequences of conict. Opportunies for interdisciplinary

interacon and service within community agencies will be made

available for the students. By blending both didacc and service

learning this course will provide students with valuable knowledge

and experience to parcipate within a global community.

Course Expectaons

both on campus and overseas.

Accommodaons/Meals

Lodging, meals and on site logiscs will be provided by Inch House

Irish Studies Center www.inchhouse.com. All accommodaons are

included in the program fee. Students will share a room with 1-3

tels when on overnight eld trips. Linens and towels will be provided.

The program fee includes 2-3 meals per day provided by Inch House.

Eligibility Requirements

Complete online short-term applicaon and submit all required sup-

plemental materials to the Oce of Internaonal Programs by the

applicaon deadline. Applicaons will not be reviewed unl all appli-

caon materials are received. Detailed applicaon instrucons avail-

able at: salve.edu/study-abroad/short-term-programs

Airport transfers & ground transportaon in Ireland

Accommodaons in Ireland

2-3 meals per day

Ocial excursions and entrance fees

Internaonal travel insurance

Not Included in this fee:

Transportaon to and from Boston for group ight

Passport fee ($135) - if applicable

Student visa - if applicable

Flight

Parcipants will be booked onto the group ight unless they nofy

the OIP in wring that they will make their own arrangements. To do

so, email [email protected] by March 4, 2017. A refund for the

ight (amount TBD) will be issued. The OIP is unable to book seats

for parcipants on ights other than the round-trip group ight. Par-

cipants making their own ight arrangements will need to meet the

group at the designated me and airport locaon so that they can

join the group shule. No ights should be booked unl programs

are conrmed and meeng mes and locaons are ocially commu-

Payment due by Friiday, May 3, 2019. The Business Oce will gener-

ate an invoice for the remainder of the program fee in April.

Financial Aid

Consult with your Financial Aid Counselor. Generally, only parent

plus loans are applicable to short-term study abroad programs.

Scholarships

Salve Regina study abroad scholarships are reserved for full-me se-

mester and year-long programs. Research your non-Salve Regina

scholarship opons at: hp://www.salve.edu/study-abroad/study-

abroad-scholarships

Oce of Internaonal Programs, Salve Regina University

Drexel Hall | 100 Ochre Point Avenue | Newport, RI 02840

Phone:(401) 341-2372 |Fax: (401) 341-2972