Whether you are a history buff, a music aficionado, an art lover, an outdoors enthusiast or a culinary delights connoisseur, Vienna has something for you.
The city boasts an astonishing quantity of monuments, palaces, parks and museums, which house an impressive array of art and artifacts from all over the world.
Vienna's well-established status as an international metropolis with a global reputation is much deserved. A headquarter duty station of the U.N., Vienna is a compact yet bustling city, which hosts a fusion of rich tradition and modern flair. Students will live on a quaint street nestled between the city's lively squares and Baroque mansions. Within one short week, students will become pros at navigating the city's sustainable and concise public transportation system to explore all of the exciting classic and contemporary cultural opportunities their new home has to offer.
The program fee includes airfare, a weeklong group trip to Italy, a weekend in Kraków, Poland, and other group field trips throughout the semester.
Lipscomb in Vienna runs both in the fall and spring semesters. Global Learning recommends that students take between 12-15 hours while participating in a semester-long study abroad program. All students are permitted to take one online course while participating in a semester-long study abroad program. If a second online course is necessary, prior approval by Global Learning and the student’s advisor are required.
Through study abroad, I learned how much community means to me and how to make connections with people from all kinds of different backgrounds and cultures. — Andrew Forney
Course Offerings
- GL 110V-51: The Cross-Cultural Experience* (counts as Social Science)
- GE 1114-51: Elementary German I* +
- EN 2153-51: World Literature I (This course has a prerequisite of EN1313)
- HI 1123-51: Foundations of Western Civilization Since 1600
- PS 1113-51: Introduction to Psychology
- GL 110V-51: The Cross-Cultural Experience* (counts as Social Science)
- GE 1114-51: Elementary German I* +
- EN 2153-51: World Literature I (This course has a prerequisite of EN1313)
- HI 1123-51: Foundations of Western Civilization Since 1600
- BI 3213-51: Faith & Culture
- BY 2424-51: Introductory Microbiology
- BY 2424LAB-51L: Introductory Microbiology Lab
- GL 110V-51: The Cross-Cultural Experience* (counts as Social Science)
- GE 1114-51: Elementary German I* +
- EN 2153-51: World Literature I (This course has a prerequisite of EN1313)
- HI 1123-51: Foundations of Western Civilization Since 1600
- One additional course taught by Faculty-in-Residence (TBD)
* Course is required
+ Or relevant language course according to skill. Email Global Learning with the level of language needed above Elementary I.
