University of Sydney is working with partners and students on a case by case basis to find the best academic solution for each individual student's circumstances.  Please note that where a currently-enrolled student decides to completely withdraw from Semester 1- 2020, they will need to put their intent to completely withdraw from the program in writing to their adviser within the Sydney Global Mobility team.  USYD cannot discontinue enrollment or cancel an electronic Confirmation of Enrollment for a currently enrolled student on the basis of correspondence from anyone other than the student themselves.

Students must appeal to USYD directly because they submitted their payment to that university.

Encuentro Dominicano classes will resume online on Monday, March 23rd. Margarita Dubocq's classes and Spanish class with Edwin Paniagua will be adjusted to a fully online format. PHL 270, instructed by Dr. Anne Ozar, will continue as an online course. Completion of Latin American Film Studies (through PUCMM) will be offered online. The Cuba course is already fully completed.  

Creighton University will process the appropriate refund through the regular refund process.  

The government ordered that classes be suspended across the entire country as a preventative measure, starting at midnight on Friday, March 13. In order to comply with this order, all USFQ courses will be held exclusively online starting on Monday, March 16 until further notice. This will allow students and faculty to continue their semester as planned while taking important precautionary measures. Please also note that as a result of this, students will not be able to enter campus starting Friday, March 13.  All classes will be held online and we expect everyone to be able to complete their semester courses. In the case that USFQ resumes on campus classes and students have chosen to return to their home countries, our office will contact academic staff to find a way for students to complete their course work remotely. If students decide to stay in Ecuador, and USFQ resumes on campus classes, students will continue their semester as planned. 

Creighton University has requested a refund from USFQ.  Studens will be contacted with an update as soon as possible

As of Monday morning (March 16th), Université de Lille courses will be given by distance learning until further notice.  Through their IESEG email address, international students have access to the internal platform "IESEG online" to consult e-mails, access online course materials, and work in a collaborative way.  Students will receive specific information from their program advisors and instructors. 

Students must appeal to Université de Lille directly because they submitted their payment to that university.

Creighton University recalled students from Catholic University Eichstätt-Ingolstadt (KU) prior to the beginning of the program semester.  Students may seek Creighton coursework for the Spring and Summer terms.

Students must appeal to KU directly as they made arrangements for room and board through that university.

The University of Limerick will move to on-line delivery of teaching and assessment for all students from March 13th onward. The initial period of closure is until March 29th. Students will be advised individually about alternative arrangements for their academic programme. The International Office team will continue to support international students during the period of campus closure. Staff are available as normal via e-mail and phone. 

Students must appeal to the University of Limerick directly as they submitted payment to that university.

All Bologna Center classes resumed via a distance learning format on March 9th. Students have been provided the opportunity to complete all the courses that they originally signed up for when they enrolled in the program.  Approximately 80% of the courses are being delivered in their entirety via pre-recorded lectures.  The remaining 20% of the courses combine pre-recorded lectures with face-to-face instruction via video software.  

Students must appeal to the Bologna Center directly because they submitted payment to them.   

3/24/20 Update- The Bologna Center is in the process of appealing for a refund from the third-party provider in Italy.  They will communicate with students as soon as possible.

Beginning May 16th, John Cabot University (JCU) students will participate in remote-learning (nonsynchronous) for all classes and for all students to begin Monday, March 16th after Spring Break. JCU has enrolled all students in the online Moodle course for each of their classes.  This is the student portal to access all remote materials.

Creighton University collected room and board payment from students on behalf of JCU and transferred all those funds to them directly before the beginning of the term. This arrangement provided a discount in the fee to Creighton University students. Students should appeal to JCU directly as indicated in their room & board agreement.

3/24/2020 Update:  Creighton University is in the process of appealing to JCU on behalf of students

Sophia University on-campus classes are set to run as normal with no mention of digitizing coursework.  Students may seek Creighton coursework for the Spring and Summer terms.  

Students must appeal directly to Sophia University because they submitted payment to that university.

University of Glasgow has encouraged students to ask professors directly what options they have for accessing class information between now and the end of the teaching period, March 27th. It is possible that class information will be uploaded to the VLE (virtual learning environment) that students can access from home, but this is on a case-by-case basis. Final exams will likely be permitted to be completed at a distance.  

Update 3/17/20  Students should continue completing coursework until the end of the teaching period (March 27) and follow faculty e-mail instructions. Exams will likely be conducted online. In summer, if students need, they could enroll in online coursework through Creighton

Students must appeal to the University of Glasgow directly because they submitted payment to that university.

Universidad Loyola Andalucia is providing the opportunity for students to complete all their courses in a distance format.   Students must follow instructions from that institution and their faculty.

Students must appeal to Universidad Loyola Andalucia directly because they submitted payment to that institution.  

Universidad de Deusto is providing the opportunity for students to complete all their courses in a distance format.   Students must follow instructions from that institution and their faculty.  

Students must appeal to Universidad de Deusto directly because they submitted payment to that institution.  

Please Note:  ISEP is working with each institution on a case-by-case basis

• ISEP - Universidad de Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina: All courses are available to complete online.
  
  
• ISEP - Sacro Cuore, Milan, Italy: Sacro Cuore is digitizing coursework for all classes in the International Curriculum so exchange students may complete them at a distance/online. Regular Academic Curriculum courses are not being moved online.
  
  
• ISEP - Universite de Caen, Caen, France: On 03/17/20 the French Ministry of Education declared in-person classes canceled.  Therefore, Universite de Caen will continue classes online or through other remote models of learning.  Contact your instructor for details on each course.
  
  
• ISEP - Thammasat University, Bangkok, Thailand: Academic completion for all courses is being offered online for students who returned to the United States.

ISEP has indicated their plan is to process refunds directly to students.  Creighton University is tracking progress with ISEP to verify what refunds have been made.