Global Perspective
The Elevate experience at Moravian University will give you the opportunity to explore the world and discover new cultures. Whether you’re looking to travel to a new country or stay close to home, you’ll expand your cultural horizons and global perspective through your coursework and campus involvement.
20+
Travel destinations across the world
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short-term travel experience funded for each student
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Languages available to study at Moravian
Travel Opportunities
Study Abroad & Study Away
We believe that global travel, whether in the United States or abroad, is essential to your Elevate experience—that’s why every student will have the opportunity to participate in one short-term travel experience that is funded by the University. For you, this might mean attending an international climate change conference, traveling across Spain with your favorite professor to visit castles, or participating in a service-learning experience building tiny homes for veterans. Plus, you can take your experience even further with semester-long and summer study abroad opportunities—we offer more than 20 international and domestic destinations from which to choose!
Connect With Us
To find out more about Moravian’s Elevate experience, contact your admission counselor at (610) 861-1320 or admission@moravian.edu. We can’t wait to hear from you!
Other Educational Travel Experiences
In the Classroom
The study of language and global perspectives will be a foundational element of your education at Moravian. All students are required to take at least one language course (most students take two!) and have the opportunity to pursue further studies in global issues and cultures.
In fact, several courses exist to help students develop a basic comprehension of moral and ethical issues, the responsibilities of citizenship, and a basic understanding of issues that affect us as citizens of the world.
Most of the travel experiences offered at Moravian are embedded into courses—so you can travel away from campus or across the ocean with your classmates and your instructor while earning course credit.