Classes meet Monday through Thursday, so three-day weekends are the norm. Not that there is much incentive to leave Maastricht. This modern, international city with an old-world charm is very accommodating to foreigners. The people there speak multiple languages, including English. So our students don't have to feel like strangers in a strange land.
Tuition is determined by the student's home institution.
SLU students pay tuition and fees to Saint Louis University and receive SLU credit for all courses completed. The faculty representative from Saint Louis University next semester will be Dr. Kathryn Kuhn of the departments of sociology and American studies. Dr. Michal Rozbicki, associate professor of history and American studies, will teach in Maastricht during the fall of 1999. Loui will participate again during the spring of 2000, and she is eager to continue the center's mission. The ability to interact with students from so many different cultures, and faculty as well, gives us a chance to develop academically and professionally in a way in which we otherwise wouldn't get a chance.