Faculty

Classroom teaching at SU centers abroad is largely done by local faculty, carefully selected and approved by the appropriate academic departments at Syracuse University. While most are on the faculties of prestigious universities, others are noted professionals in their fields. Syracuse University professors with international expertise and research interests also teach abroad during the semester and summer, and on short-term programs related to on-campus courses.


Faculty Listings

We are currently working on an online faculty directory, which will include:

  • Faculty currently teaching at SU centers abroad
  • Faculty teaching summer programs abroad
  • SU faculty teaching on-campus courses with an international component

NOTE: Faculty who teach at foreign universities where students may enroll through SU Abroad are not included here. Students should go to the website of the selected host university for more information.

Program-specific Faculty Info

Visit the Florence and London center websites for faculty profiles, news, and updates.


SU Faculty Assigned to Teach Abroad

Syracuse faculty interested in teaching abroad should submit a letter of interest to the appropriate dean that includes preferred site and term, proposed course(s), and relevance to ongoing research and teaching interests. Assignments are reviewed in light of both on-campus and overseas teaching needs. SU Abroad helps faculty prepare for the overseas assignment, and conducts a faculty orientation program.

Faculty Visa Information

Click here for information about faculty visa requirements for teaching abroad.

Health and Safety Information

Health and Safety Links

International SOS


Our goal can be to discover that the way we look at things, the way we feel and react to things, is not the only way to be in the world. Then when we go back home to the comfort of the obvious, we will see and feel the structure of our own world in a different light.

Laurence E. Heglar, Ph.D.

Professor of Psychology
SU Madrid