Academics

Experiential Learning Opportunities Founded in 1962, the Semester on the United Nations is one of Drew University’s signature academic programs. Each fall semester, a group of 20 students travel...

The Past Will Change Your Future Some of our alumni continue to research, write and teach history for a lifetime. Others work for museums. We also launch those who go on to be attorneys and...

Leavell-Oberg Summer Fellowships Campus Club, 1952 After four decades of teaching at Drew University, J. Perry Leavell retired from his position as Professor of History. The History Department and...

Professor of German Chair, Department of German, Russian, and Chinese Director, Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study Email: [email protected] Phone: 973-408-3549 (but please note that email is...

What Our Alumni Are SayingWhen I transferred to Drew University, one of the only things I knew for sure was that I wanted to major in French, and it was one of the best decisions I made at this...

Why French? To succeed in a global economy and to be an informed citizen in the 21st century, take French! A few benchmarks provided by the International Organization of Francophone countries...

The purpose of the scholarship is to recognize academic excellence in the study of French at Drew, and to give a deserving Drew student the possibility of spending a semester at a university in...

shortTREC through Drew Global Education Spend summer, winter or spring break on an international course, designed and led by Drew faculty, where language and research skills meet real world...

Ma parole!33Revue Francophone de Drew University: Ma parole! Link to the Drew’s online French magazine: https://maparole.org/ Who we areThe publication of Ma parole! is the fruit of an intense...

Francophone Association The Francophone Association, or l’Association Francophone, spreads francophone culture on Drew’s campus in the form of events and public announcements on social media. Its...