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University of Wisconsin-MadisonGermany, Bonn, Transatlantic Summer Academy (TASA)
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The program features a series of lectures and seminars given by distinguished speakers and features panel discussions led by German politicians and diplomats. Students will engage in active discussions with faculty and attend workshops on key issues, which are conducted by experts in select fields, and take place at their respective institutions, such as the German Parliament, and the European Union and NATO in Brussels.
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Loyola Marymount University
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MBA students will have an opportunity to earn three hours of credit from an AACSB- accredited institution, an international setting in the Heart of the European Union. Classes will be held in Bonn German, within easy reach of major European capitals and corporate headquarters.
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Ripon College
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Outstanding academics and a completely German atmosphere distinguish Ripon's Bonn program. Students live in German dorms, enroll in Bonn university and can design their own program from its thousands of courses. Airfare, living expenses, field trips and a rail pass are included in the program fee. Overall, Ripon's Bonn program offers an intense and cost effective experience in Germany.
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Harvard University Summer School
Harvard Summer Program in Bonn, Germany
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This program combines laboratory experience in biomedical research with the acquisition of intercultural skills in Bonn, a United Nations host city that has a profound international presence. Students participate in an intensive scientific project in a university lab, and they partake of a range of cultural activities, including language instruction and site visits. Students accepted into the program benefit from the intensive commitment of their academic supervisors, their professors, and the chairs of the participating departments. Each week students come together to take part in discussions and excursions that relate to their work and to the research landscape in Germany. While this facet of the program focuses on scientific issues, it also brings into play aspects of politics and ethics that create a unique opportunity for intercultural communication.
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Kennesaw State University
European Council Bonn, Germany
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Students must take at least three semester hours of academic work, and many enroll for six hours of credit. All courses are three-hour courses. All courses are designated as lower division (LD) or upper division (UD) courses. LD courses are normally 1000 or 2000 level courses; UD courses are usually 3000 or 4000 level courses. (Upper division courses may be taken for graduate credit through special arrangement with the faculty members teaching the courses.)
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Nacel International
German Homestay in Germany
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Live in a German family! The Nacel homestay program offers teenagers opportunities to experience the everyday life of a host family in Germany. This immersion program proudly represents the foundation of all Nacel language programs, offering the chance for a young person from abroad to improve his/her level of German.
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University of Wisconsin-Madison
Germany, Bonn, Life Sciences and Culture Summer Program
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The program consists of four parts: Lab research, life sciences discussion forum with Berlin excursion, intensive language instruction, and intercultural skills course with cultural excursions. Students spend much of their time in the lab, participating in an intensive scientific project and are exposed to basic technologies in biochemistry, genetics, medicinal chemistry, cell biology, or microscopy techniques, culminating in a written scientific protocol and an oral presentation. Additionally, students participate in a range of cultural activities including intensive German language instruction and site visits to places including museums and nearby cities like Berlin, Cologne, and Brussels
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