Point Loma Nazarene University
University Information
PLNU offers study abroad programs in 50 different countries and on every continent excluding Anartica. You can receive class credit, pay tuition comparable to or cheaper than PLNU, and use financial aid while abroad. Stop by the Office of Global Studies at our info sessions, occurring everyday at 4 p.m. When you return, we offer debrief sessions to help you process your experience.
Important Dates and Deadlines
Summer and Fall Deadline: April 15st
Spring Deadline: November 15st
Cádiz, founded in approximately 1,100 B.C., is the oldest city in Europe. Surrounded by the sea on three s...
This lively city on the beautiful south coast of Ireland is the country’s second largest city. Cork is known for its great contributions to architecture, design, music, da...
Galway is a charming coastal city on the west coast of Ireland. County Galway is Ireland’s largest Gaelic-...
The Universidad de Granada was chartered and given official Papal ratification by Clemente VII in 1531. Th...
The setting of this alpine city is what truly makes it unique. For a panoramic view of the city and surrou...
This former capital of Poland has always been famous for its beauty, charm and culture. With a student pop...
Semester Full Curriculum: Students who choose to study abroad in Limerick with API at the University of Limerick (UL) have access to all four faculties on the UL campus fo...
London, an international center of business, fine arts, design, theater, technology, politics and finance,...
Study at one of the most prestigious universities in Spain with API
Spain’s capital since 1561, Madrid is the contemporary capital of Spanish culture, finance, and industry. ...
Founded in 1948, the ILCF (Institut de Langue et de Cultures Françaises) is a department within the Instit...
With its history dating back to the end of World World War I, the CCFS focuses on French language instruct...
San Joaquín de Flores is a charming, colorful and quaint colonial town located ten miles from San José. It...
