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European Travel Study Program
Explore some of the most wonderful cities in Europe.

Coming Spring 2025

BYU-I Travel Study Poster - 1
Travel poster photo
For more information, scan the QR code or contact kerrd@byui.edu.

Student Participant Comments

"Since the travel study I have developed a stronger love for learning...I feel a greater connection to Christians of all faiths. The New Testament makes so much more sense now that I have an understanding of the many peoples taught by the prophets and apostles."
"I especially enjoyed mass at St. Stephen's and sacred music at Notre Dame...What a blessing it is that I had the opportunity to learn and travel!"
"I feel a greater connection to the... people we study about. Being able to walk the streets where they lived and worked, walk through the houses they lived in and the concert halls and churches and palaces they performed in, was just incredible."
"As I have gone on this tour...I have such a better love of the gospel of Jesus Christ but I also have a higher respect for other religions and their beliefs."

Additional Information

All travel plans are reviewed by security personnel of the university and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The Church has experts in security who have contacts throughout the world. Travel will not be permitted to proceed if there are known, credible threats to student safety.

Additionally, faculty and students in the program undergo personal safety training as part of our preparation for travel.
Watch these videos to learn how to be ready for the travel study.

Packing Information

Security, Safety, Insurance; France
The fee for the program is $4300 and includes:

  • Roundtrip airfare from Salt Lake City to Rome and then Paris to Salt Lake City
  • Ground transportation (chartered bus and subway passes)
  • 2 meals per day
  • Entrance fees/tickets for all included sites and activities
  • The services of a professional multilingual guide
  • Supervision and teaching of 3 BYU-Idaho faculty members

Additional expenses may include:
  • 1 additional meal per day and snacks
  • Optional activities and/or concerts
  • Souvenirs, gelato, pastries, etc.

Students must enroll in and pay tuition ($167/credit) for at least one of the following courses offered in the program: Music 101/102, Music 301, Music 302, Music 464 (Organ Lit and Pedagogy), FDREL 352 (Christian History), possibly FDWLD 201, FDHUM 110, ART 395R.