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HISTORY OF WORLD WAR II STUDY PROGRAM | Integrated Semester – Study Tour and History Minor

Our powerful interdisciplinary academic/study abroad program is an in-depth look at how the Second World War helped shape contemporary issues, providing our program students a strong foundation for their future leadership roles — in their professions, communities, and in the world.

We welcome undergraduate students from diverse disciplines across campus to compete for the 20 places available. During spring semester, program students take a challenging group of history and culture courses related to World War Two that focus on interconnections between the United States and Europe. Additionally, students meet frequently in small-class settings to discuss what they are learning and to exchange ideas. These classes and meetings prepare students for a three-week tour during May semester of World War II sites: memorials, museums, and battlefields in London, Normandy, Paris and Berlin.