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Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
Global Learning Semesters, Inc. The Semester in Europe is a unique study abroad experience, combining travel to nearly 30 remarkable cities in 12 European countries with academic study of the European Union
Overview Students enroll in an engaging set of courses in history, international relations, geography, art history and sociology. All courses have a focus on Europe, complement the travel experience and are taught by leading faculty at the largest college in Cyprus
Setting Paris; Rome; Florence; Venice; Athens; Berlin; Munich; Prague; Vienna; Amsterdam; Brussels. You will discover them all in this once-in-a-lifetime experience that includes travel throughout Europe. The vibrant and modern city of Nicosia on the historic island of Cyprus serves as your home base
Value We are confident that you will find that the Semester in Europe offers superb value as a study abroad program. Our all-inclusive fees include tuition, academic fees, housing, travel excursions in Europe and Cyprus and medical insurance
Where: Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Global Learning Semesters, Inc. In the Semester in Europe, students travel to approximately 25 cities in 12 countries that have shaped Western civilization and culture. It is a unique, once-in-a-lifetime experience and an exclusive program to Global Learning Semesters.
Overview Students can select from hundreds of courses across 64 accredited degree programs offered each semester at Intercollege, the largest private college in Cyprus, and develop a broad understanding of the past, present and future of Europe through coursework in one of four academic tracks: European Union, Art, Business or Intercultural (custom).
Setting Based in Nicosia, Cyprus, the educational travel component of this program takes students to approximately 25 countries all over Europe including Athens, Rome, Florence, Pisa, Venice, Paris, Strasbourg, Berlin, Amsterdam, Prague and Budapest.
Value Our programs are a superb value. The program fee provides for all tuition, academic fees, housing, in-country and international travel, medical insurance and use of a local cell phone. The program includes 17-26 days of international travel and 7 days of in-country travel that includes all major cities and landmarks in Cyprus.
Where: Marburg in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
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Study Abroad Germany,Marburg Abroadco’s study abroad program in Marburg allows students of all language levels to study German, German culture and history, as well as electives in the arts and sciences at the Philipps-University Marburg. You will go to school and live in a medieval German university town.
Overview Study in historic Marburg, taking courses in German language and liberal arts. * German language classes for all levels. * Electives in English in culture, political science, economics, psychology, and more. * Live in a university residence hall. * Academic year and semester study abroad programs.
Setting Setting: Marburg is a romantic, lofty city with an old walled town centre. Part of the “Fairy Tail Route”, Marburg exemplifies the towns of medieval Germany. Known for its many stairs and alleys, you can explore the Old Upper Town on foot as you make your way to Landgrave Castle. Marburg is truly a university town and welcomes students with open arms. With the Lahn River running through town and the countryside close by, you can choose from many outdoor activities. Marburg is located 100 km (60 miles) north of Frankfurt.
Value Program includes: * Tuition and academic fees. * Housing in a residence hall. * Extensive pre-departure information. * Thorough onsite orientation. * Immersion program of many social and cultural activities. * Public transportation pass. * International mobile phone with free incoming calls. * Travel backpack and guidebook. * Excursions and associated costs. * Study abroad medical insurance. * Airport reception at Frankfurt (FRA). * Onsite Abroadco staff in Marburg. * Official transcript from Philipps-University Marburg.
Where: Marburg in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Rolling Starts
Abroadco Study Abroad Abroadco's study abroad program in Marburg allows students of all language levels to study German, German culture and history ' as well as electives in the arts and sciences at the Philipps-University Marburg. You will go to school and live in a medieval German university town.
Overview Study in historic Marburg, taking courses in German language and liberal arts. * German language classes for all levels. * Electives in English in culture, political science, economics, psychology and more. * Live in a university residence hall. * Academic year and semester study abroad programs.
Setting Marburg is a romantic, lofty city with an old walled town centre. Part of the “Fairy Tail Route”' Marburg exemplifies the towns of medieval Germany. Known for its many stairs and alleys, you can explore the Old Upper Town on foot as you make your way to Landgrave Castle. Marburg is truly a university town and welcomes students with open arms. With the Lahn River running through town and the countryside close by, you can choose from many outdoor activities. Marburg is located 100 km (60 miles) north of Frankfurt.
Value Program includes: * Tuition and academic fees. * Housing in a residence hall. * Extensive pre-departure information. * Thorough onsite orientation. * Immersion program of many social and cultural activities. * Public transportation pass. * International mobile phone with free incoming calls. * Travel backpack and guidebook. * Excursions and associated costs. * Study abroad medical insurance. * Airport reception at Frankfurt (FRA). * Onsite Abroadco staff in Marburg. * Official transcript from Philipps-University Marburg.
Where: Marburg in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Rolling Starts
Abroadco Study Abroad Abroadco's study abroad program in Marburg allows students of all language levels to study German, German culture and history, as well as electives in the arts and sciences at the Philipps-University Marburg. You will go to school and live in a medieval German university town.
Overview Study in historic Marburg' taking courses in German language and liberal arts. * German language classes for all levels. * Electives in English in culture, political science, economics, psychology and more. * Live in a university residence hall. * Academic year and semester study abroad programs.
Setting Marburg is a romantic, lofty city with an old walled town centre. Part of the “Fairy Tail Route”' Marburg exemplifies the towns of medieval Germany. Known for its many stairs and alleys, you can explore the Old Upper Town on foot as you make your way to Landgrave Castle. Marburg is truly a university town and welcomes students with open arms. With the Lahn River running through town and the countryside close by, you can choose from many outdoor activities. Marburg is located 100 km (60 miles) north of Frankfurt.
Value : Program includes: * Tuition and academic fees. * Housing in a residence hall. * Extensive pre-departure information. * Thorough onsite orientation. * Immersion program of many social and cultural activities. * Public transportation pass. * International mobile phone with free incoming calls. * Travel backpack and guidebook. * Excursions and associated costs. * Study abroad medical insurance. * Airport reception at Frankfurt (FRA). * Onsite Abroadco staff in Marburg. * Official transcript from Philipps-University Marburg.
Where: Dresden in Germany
When: Spring Semester
Boston University Division of International Programs The Dresden Engineering and Science Program is a one-semester program, ideally suited for second-semester sophomores in engineering. The program carries no prior language requirement; engineering courses are taught in English by German faculty.
Overview Part I, February through mid-March Intensive Beginning German (4 credits), The Social Nature of Technology (4 credits)
Part II, April through mid-July; Students choose three of the following: Differential Equations, Waves and Modern Physics, Electric Circuit Theory, Principles of Biology, Linear Algebra, & Engineering and Thermodynamics.
Total: 20 credits, with an official Boston University transcript on completion of the program. All science and engineering courses are taught in English by members of the TUD faculty.
Setting Courses are taught by faculty of the Technische Universitat Dresden. Students live in university residence halls in Dresden, the ancient capitol of Saxony.
Value Program fee is all-inclusive, providing round-trip airfare, tution, room, board, and many excursions.
E-mail To:abroad@bu.edu
Where: Dresden in Germany
When: Fall Semester
Boston University Division of International Programs After completing the intensive German-language and cultural-immersion course, music students have the opportunity to enroll in music history, music theory and other classes at Technische Universitat Dresden (TUD) and performance classes at the Carla Maria von Weber Hochschule fur Musik.
Setting Program participants live in university dormitories with German and other international students. Students receive meal stipends, which may be used to buy food at student cafeteries, or students can shop at grocery stores or markets in Dresden and prepare their meals in the dormitory kitchens.
Value Program fee per semester includes tuition, housing, board, round-trip group airfare from designated U.S. cities, field trips, and book allowance for all programs. Some program-specific costs may apply. Financial aid is available.
E-mail To:abroad@bu.edu
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester
College Consortium for International Studies (CCIS)
Berlin Residential Program The program is open to university students at any level beyond the freshman year and from any academic field. A professional internship completes the five course program. The non-paid internship in English or German is conducted full time in November and December.
Overview All students take one German language course. Students elect 3 liberal arts subjects from among 5 courses: German History 1871 to the Present ; European Business Economics ; 20th Century German Literature, Theater and Cabaret ; Conflict Studies ; and Symphonic Music and Opera, Mozart to Mahler.
Setting The Berlin Residential Program of Nazareth College is located in Berlin, the capital city of Germany, and now in the geographical middle of the new EU, United Europe. Berlin offers students almost limitless opportunities to experience events first-hand that affect Europe and the world.
Value The program includes course field trips to historical sites, government and cultural agencies, theaters, opera and museums, and to at least three out-of-town excursions such as: Poland; Prague; Weimar and Erfurt and Potsdam. A fall break in late October permits personal student travel in Europe.
E-mail To:info@ccisabroad.org
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester
College Consortium for International Studies (CCIS) The program is open to university students at any level beyond the freshman year and from any academic field. A professional internship completes the five course program. The non-paid internship in English or German is conducted full time in November and December.
Overview All students take one German language course. Students elect 3 liberal arts subjects from among 5 courses: German History 1871 to the Present ; European Business Economics ; 20th Century German Literature, Theater and Cabaret ; Conflict Studies ; and Symphonic Music and Opera, Mozart to Mahler.
Setting The Berlin Residential Program of Nazareth College is located in Berlin, the capital city of Germany, and now in the geographical middle of the new EU, United Europe. Berlin offers students almost limitless opportunities to experience events first-hand that affect Europe and the world.
Value The program includes course field trips to historical sites, government and cultural agencies, theaters, opera and museums, and to at least three out-of-town excursions such as: Poland; Prague; Weimar and Erfurt and Potsdam. A fall break in late October permits personal student travel in Europe.
Where: Heidelberg in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer
College Consortium for International Studies (CCIS) Schiller International University offers two program options : the Intensive German Language Program and the Business and Liberal Arts Program.
Overview The Intensive German Language Program is offered at all levels by highly trained, qualified, university-educated native speakers of German. The International Business Program includes courses in International Business, Multinational Enterprises, European Union, International Finance, Ecology and Psychology, taught in English.
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Setting Schiller International University is located in Heidelberg, one of Germany's most beautiful and beloved cities, which has long been a center of university education. Heidelberg is about an hour away from Frankfurt, Munich, and the Alps.
Value Program costs include tuition, fees, cultural activity orientation, health and accident insurance.
E-mail To:info@ccisabroad.org
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Global Learning Semesters
Semester in Europe In the Semester in Europe, students travel to approximately 25 cities in 12 countries that have shaped Western civilization and culture. It is a unique, once-in-a-lifetime experience and an exclusive program to Global Learning Semesters.
Overview Students can select from hundreds of courses across 64 accredited degree programs offered each semester at Intercollege, the largest private college in Cyprus, and develop a broad understanding of the past, present and future of Europe through coursework in one of four academic tracks: European Union, Art, Business or Intercultural (custom).
Setting Based in Nicosia, Cyprus, the educational travel component of this program takes students to approximately 25 countries all over Europe including Athens, Rome, Florence, Pisa, Venice, Paris, Strasbourg, Berlin, Amsterdam, Prague and Budapest.
Value Our programs are a superb value. The program fee provides for all tuition, academic fees, housing, in-country and international travel, medical insurance and use of a local cell phone. The program includes 17-26 days of international travel and 7 days of in-country travel that includes all major cities and landmarks in Cyprus.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Global Learning Semesters, Inc. In the Semester in Europe, students travel to approximately 25 cities in 12 countries that have shaped Western civilization and culture. It is a unique, once-in-a-lifetime experience and an exclusive program to Global Learning Semesters.
Overview Students can select from hundreds of courses across 64 accredited degree programs offered each semester at Intercollege, the largest private college in Cyprus, and develop a broad understanding of the past, present and future of Europe through coursework in one of four academic tracks: European Union, Art, Business or Intercultural (custom).
Setting Based in Nicosia, Cyprus, the educational travel component of this program takes students to approximately 25 countries all over Europe including Athens, Rome, Florence, Pisa, Venice, Paris, Strasbourg, Berlin, Amsterdam, Prague and Budapest.
Value Our programs are a superb value. The program fee provides for all tuition, academic fees, housing, in-country and international travel, medical insurance and use of a local cell phone. The program includes 17-26 days of international travel and 7 days of in-country travel that includes all major cities and landmarks in Cyprus.
Where: Freiburg (im Breisgau) in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
IES - Institute for the International Education of Students The IES European Union Program offers outstanding opportunities for Economics, Political Science, International Relations, and International Business majors. Students focus on the development and activities of the EU while living in Freiburg and take field trips to sites important to the affairs and interests of the European Union and its plans for the future. Courses emphasize the historical and institutional development of the EU, its internal policies, issues of culture and multiculturalism, and its relations with outside nations.
Overview The Model EU simulation is a field study component of the program and is held for a weekend each semester. Students are offered the opportunity to participate in internships as academic options after the conclusion of the EU program.
Setting Situated on the edge of the beautiful Black Forest, Freiburg is a picturesque university and medieval cathedral town with a rich educational heritage. It allows easy access to Strasbourg, Luxembourg, Frankfurt, Brussels, Paris, and Geneva--the centers of influence and development for the European Union.
Value Please see the IES website for additional information on the IES EU Program.
E-mail To:info@iesabroad.org
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer, Academic Year
IES (Institute for the International Education of Students) Since 1950, IES has been building quality study abroad programs and introducing U.S. students to new places, studies, and ways of thinking. A non-profit educational organization, IES offers high academic standards and extensive financial aid in almost 30 programs throughout the world.
Overview Berlin offers academic internships in the Arts, Business, Education, Government, Politics, and in various Social Organizations. Field study is incorporated into all IES Berlin coursework so that students can take advantage of the wealth of opportunities the city has to offer.
Setting Berlin has no equal for leaving its imprint on the political, social, and cultural history in the 20th century. It is a center for business, politics, and culture, and an ideological crossroads where East meets West, is the driving force for Germany in the 21st Century
E-mail To:info@iesabroad.org
Where: Freiburg (im Breisgau) in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
IES- (Institute for the International Education of Students) Founded in 1963, the IES Freiburg program offers students with previous German language experience the opportunity to integrate themselves fully into German university student life and improve their German language skills in the charming yet cosmopolitan city of Freiburg. IES Freiburg offers a wide selection of IES classes taught in German by distinguished native faculty at the IES Freiburg Center, as well as access to courses at the renowned Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat, located just minutes from the IES Center. As fully-matriculated students of Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat, but with the added support of the dedicated, experienced and multinational IES staff, IES Freiburg students enjoy the unique academic challenges and opportunities that only a city with Freiburg's excellent resources can provide.
Overview The IES Freiburg program provides semester and academic year opportunities for rigorous undergraduate study in German Language and Literature, Social Sciences, Humanities, Business, and Economics. Most students enroll each semester in a 4-credit German language course and in four IES and/or university area studies courses, for a total of 15 to 19 semester credits. IES courses in Art History, Media, Business, Economics, Film, History, Philosophy, Politics, Theater and Literature are held at the IES Center.
Setting Freiburg is a picturesque university and medieval cathedral town with a rich educational heritage. Now a modern, cosmopolitan city of 200,000 people, Freiburg's skyline is still dominated by the famous gothic cathedral and small streams (called Bachle) dating from the Middle Ages still flow along the narrow streets in the city center. Though small enough that almost everything is within easy walking or biking distance, Freiburg is also large enough to offer a rich cultural life of its own.
Value Please see the IES website for additional information on the IES Freiburg Program.
E-mail To:info@iesabroad.org
Where: Germany
When: Fall Semester, Winter Semester, Spring Semester, Summer, Year Round, Academic Year
State University of New York (SUNY) The State University of New York (SUNY) currently offers more than 400 overseas study programs in more than 50 countries: in North and South America, Africa, Asia, Western and Eastern Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Programs range from 2-3 week intensive courses to a semester or academic year abroad. Courses are available in more than 100 subjects, ranging alphabetically from aboriginal studies and aerospace engineering to western philosophy and women's studies. While many programs focus on language learning and are conducted in the language of the host country, many others are conducted wholly or partly in English.
Overview The State University of New York overseas study programs are, with some exceptions, open to all SUNY and non-SUNY students, with eligibility ranging from first year to graduate level. For many undergraduates, the best time to study abroad has traditionally been during the junior year; however, well-prepared sophomores, and occasionally freshmen, are eligible for some programs. For everyone, careful preparation and consultation with the campus Director of International Education are essential for determining where and when to go. If you have any questions, feel free to contact one of the SUNY campuses for additional assistance.
Setting Study abroad can be one of the most rewarding and exciting experiences in a college student's career. Getting to know another culture, living in a new environment, learning a new language, meeting people: all these add up to a kind of education different from what can be acquired on campus. Equally important for American students is the discovery of their own country, its customs, its traditions and values, as they come to see it from a foreign vantage point. No wonder that so many returnees from overseas study say that the experience changed their lives.
Students learn well and mature quickly when studying in a different culture. And as all regions of the world become more interdependent, it is increasingly apparent that the truly educated person is one who has had first hand acquaintance with other cultures, both as preparation for responsible citizenship and, in a more practical way, as a basis for a career. In the words of former Senator J. William Fulbright, author of the Fulbright exchange program, "perhaps the greatest power of educational exchange is the power to convert nations into peoples and to translate ideologies into human aspirations".Value Total expenses are competitive with other highly-rated study abroad programs in public and private universities across the country. Program costs are usually only slightly higher than on-campus costs of tuition, room and board (exclusive of international air fare) and in some countries expenses are actually less than they would be on campus. Study abroad students pay SUNY tuition (in-state or out-of-state, depending upon New York State residency) plus costs, which vary from program to program. Matriculated students at a State University of New York campus register on their home campus for programs offered at any other campus. They are thus able to maintain residency and eligibility for financial aid. (NOTE: Upper-division students registering at community colleges for overseas programs should consult with their registrar's office about appropriate credit.)
Most financial aid can be applied to overseas study, with the exception of some program costs and fees. For specific information students should consult the campus financial aid officer and the Director of International Education.E-mail To:studyabroad@suny.edu
Where: Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
University at Albany, State University of New York Direct enrollment into regular university courses at the Universtity of Wuerzburg. Direct enrollment courses include classes in humanities, social and natural sciences, and education. A minimum of 2 years of college level German is required.
Overview The semester program includes a language and preparatory presession after which participants enroll in regular university courses. Fields of study include anthropology, archaeology, art, art history, astronomy, biology, business, chemistry, classics, computer science, earth sciences, ecology, economics, education, Egyptology, engineering, history, humanities, information technology, language, law, linguistics, literature, mathematics, medicine, modern philology, music theory, Asian philology, pharmacy, philosophy, physics, political sciences, psychology, religion, sociology, and theology.
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E-mail To:intled@uamail.albany.edu
Where: Germany
When: Academic Year
AYUSA International Discover the rich history of German culture, contrasted with the energetic atmosphere of German pop-culture. We offer summer, semester and year-long study abroad programs. Attend high school, live with a host family, and explore Germany.
Overview AYUSA is a premier non-profit exchange organization dedicated to international education and cultural exchange. Since 1980, we've provided dynamic study abroad experiences for more than 40,000 high school students.
Where: Marburg in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
BCA (Brethren Colleges Abroad) At BCA Germany, students are immersed in German language and culture. Students live in the picturesque town of Marburg and take classes together with German students at Philipps University, where they choose courses from more than 20 departments.
Overview Students can choose to take courses through the regular university system or through the IUSP, a special English-language institute for foreign students. In addition, BCA has formed a relationship with the Peace Institute at Philipps University.
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Setting One of Germany's best-preserved medieval cities, Marburg survived World War II with very little damage. The Grimm brothers spun their fairy tales in and about the hills of Marburg, and the town boasts the oldest Gothic-style church in the country.
Value BCA's on-site director helps students negotiate the German university system and plans special events such as a Thanksgiving Day celebration at the Landgrafenschloss, a 13th-century castle that stands on a hill above Marburg.
Where: Leipzig in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Binghamton University (SUNY) Leipzig is a bustling metropolis with many beautiful monuments that serve as reminders of the city's historical importance. In addition there are a variety of cultural opportunities, including theater, concerts, and sports events.
Overview Students enroll in regular university courses in any field. An intensive German language presession precedes the semester.
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Setting Participants live in residence halls or apartments with German students.
Value Having reclaimed its traditional importance as a commercial center under re-unification, Leipzig offers easy access to Berlin and other regions of Germany.
Where: Germany
When: Year Round, Rolling Starts
Center for Cultural Interchange Embark on the adventure of a lifetime - become an American exchange participant! You can travel to Spain, Ireland, Australia, France or many other exciting destinations that we have available. Take advantage of our summer or semester study abroad programs.
Overview A homestay program is a wonderful opportunity to experience German culture first-hand. Host family placements might occur throughout Germany. Teens are able to participate in a variety of sports, organizations and clubs.
Setting Germany borders nine countries in the heart of Europe and enjoys a temperate climate. Germany has long been a theater for great art, literature, and philosophy. No matter where you live, you will find your family active and welcoming.
Value CCI offers short and long-term Discovery Abroad Programs for teens and adults.
Where: Stuttgart in Germany
When: Year Round
Center for Study Abroad (CSA) Low cost programs since 1990. Europe, Asia, Central and South America. Open to all students. College credit. Admission guaranteed.
E-mail To:info@centerforstudyabroad.com
Where: Germany
When: Summer
Experiment in International Living The Experiment in International Living originated the concept of fostering global community by sending young people to live and learn abroad. Continuing to innovate in its 69th year, The Experiment offers three- to five-week summer learning experiences in over 20 countries. Through homestays, language training, community service projects and ecological and peace studies, The Experiment challenges high school students to confront stereotypes and celebrate diversity as they immerse themselves another culture.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Germany Examine the historical and current states of Central Europe's minorities in Berlin, Germany's political and symbolic center, representing reunification and achievements in economics and social welfare and offering a microcosm of the many social, political, and ethnic problems challenging Europe.
Overview Intensive Language Study: German; Nationalism, Ethnicity, and Culture Seminar: Germany and its Position in Central Europe, Holocaust Studies, Nationalism and Xenophobia in Europe, Educational Excursions; Field Study Seminar; and Independent Study Project. (16 credits in total)
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Setting 7-11 week homestay in Berlin. This program includes approximately 2 weeks of lecture visits and educational excursions to Poland, Hungary, Croatia, and Serbia and Montenegro to study contemporary conflicts stemming from issues of ethnicity and nationalism.
Value Please inquire for costs: Fees include tuition, full room and board, all field trips and related fares, health and accident insurance, and other direct program expenses. Participants pay for international airfare and domestic travel to the point of departure from the USA.
Where: Heidelberg in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer
Heidelberg College The American Junior Year Program AJY students are enrolled at the University of Heidelberg, Germany's oldest university. Students have full use of the AJY study center in the heart of Heidelberg's Altstadt and the support of the Resident Director and Associate Director in choosing appropriate courses.
Overview Upon arrival in Heidelberg (September or March) there is a four-week preliminary course. Afterwards, students can select from a wide variety of courses in the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences at the University of Heidelberg.
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Setting Located on the Neckar River under the backdrop of a medieval castle, Heidelberg is one of Germany's most beautiful cities. It is also the classic German student city-bustling with a wide range of cultural activities such as theater, dance and music and featuring all types of shops and facilities.
Value AJY students participate in 2 study trips and numerous day-long excursions per semester. They live in single rooms alongside German and international students, have German language partners and participate in community activities in Heidelberg.
Where: Germany
When: Academic Year
Intrax Study Abroad Intrax Study Abroad: Explore Germany! On our summer, semester and year long high school programs, you'll live with a host family, attend classes, improve your German language skills, enjoy recreational activities in the afternoon and on the weekends explore the rich history of Germany!
Overview Intrax Study Abroad is a premier youth exchange organization dedicated to international education and cultural exchange. Since 1980, as a part of Intrax Cultural Exchange, we've provided dynamic study abroad experiences for more than 40,000 students, enabling them to live and study all over the world for summer, semester and academic year programs. Let us help you plan your Cultural Adventure!
Setting From the scenic mountains of the south to the romantic Rhine Valley, Germany has lush gardens, parks and forests as well as historic castles for you to explore. Learn about German politics both past and present and discover Germany's rich heritage of music, history science and art.
Value Our program fees include round-trip airfare, student health insurance, housing, meals, enrollment in a local high school if applicable, orientation and support throughout the entire program.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer
Lexia International Course available in German, Architecture Design Studios, seminars and workshops. Internship placements in German architecture firms are also available.
Overview Semester and summer programs in architecture and pre-architecture.
Setting Overall, students learn about the urban and architectural conditions in Berlin created by the city's complicated history, politics and culture, as well as the architects and theories that have contributed to the shaping of Berlin's visual identity.
Value Program includes coursework in visual culture, architecture, German language, extensive excursions and independent design work. Internships in German architecture firms are also available.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer, Year Round, Academic Year
Lexia International This program explores all areas of visual culture and the arts.
Overview German Language, Visual Culture Seminar, Visual Research Methods Seminar and Visual Research Projects.
Setting Total focus on visual culture, film, the arts, music, photography, painting, creative writing, museum studies and sculpture.
Value In this program students unravel the texture of Berlin, probe varying perceptions of the city, trace public memory, and explore their own identities, through an examination of myriad visual forms, including photography, video, architecture and painting.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer, Academic Year
Lexia International Berlin offers students a wide variety of visual and cultural encounters, from the collections of images housed in its museums, galleries and architecture, to the fascinating, often fleeting exchanges on every street corner and subway ride.
Overview In this program, students unravel the texture of Berlin, probe varying perceptions of the city, trace public memory, and explore their own identities through an examination of myriad visual forms, including photography, video, architecture, and painting.
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Value Through studies with scholars and guest lecturers, students will gain insights into Germany's new role in Europe and follow the prospects for increased trade, political cooperation and disarmament between Eastern and Western Europe.
Where: Germany
Lingua Service Worldwide, Ltd. Full immersion intensive language courses offered by private language centers.
E-mail To:linguaservice@att.net
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Spring Semester
New York University, International Studies NYU Spring in Berlin is a semester-long study abroad program based at the prestigious Humboldt University, located near the heart of the city on Unter den Linden. The program features NYU courses, taught by NYU faculty, members of the Humboldt faculty, and Berlin's wider academic community.
Overview Students are required to take a foundation course, Contemporary Germany in a United Europe, and choose from seminars and lecture courses in German studies, sociology, cultural studies and European studies. While in Berlin all students also study German at the elementary or more advanced levels.
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Setting Berlin offers innumerable cultural diversions, with attractions that range from contemporary art galleries to historic sites. Students can visit the remaining memorial section of the wall that divided East from West Berlin or the impressive glass dome of the Reichstag.
Where: Konstanz in Germany
When: Spring Semester, Academic Year
Rutgers University - Study Abroad One of the few programs in America that places its students directly into the host university; students are required, where the language of instruction is not English, to do their academic work entirely in the host language. The Universität Konstanz was formed in 1966 as a "radical experiment" in education, replacing traditional lectures with smaller seminars, student interaction, and research-based teaching. The campus architecture reflects those ideals.
Overview Spend a year or a spring semester living and learning at the Universität Konstanz near the Swiss border on the legendary Rhine River. A preliminary course in advanced German language and civilization prepares you for the year of academic and cultural immersion.
Setting Constance is also a hip resort area, where thousands come to play on the shores of Lake Constance or ski and hike the nearby Swiss Alps.
Value 15 to 30 credits
Where: Germany
When: Spring Semester, Year Round
Rutgers University -Study Abroad A wide range of courses from German culture and European politics to econ to engineering will give you plenty to sprachen about.
Where: Heidelberg in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer
Schiller International University Schiller International University is an independent American university with campuses in the United States, England, France, Germany, Spain, and Switzerland. The language of instruction is English at all Schiller campuses.
Overview We offer Semester Abroad, Summer Abroad and Faculty-Led Programs.
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Setting The SIU German campus occupies a beautiful Art Nouveau villa, including a scenic inner courtyard and garden. Listed as a national monument, the campus is close to the historic city center of Heidelberg. The city of Heidelberg is the home of Germany's oldest university.
Value Associate Degrees (2 years) (AS) International Business (AA) General Studies Bachelor Degrees (4 years) (BBA) International Business Concentrations: Management, Marketing,
Where: Heidelberg in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer
Schiller International University - Heidelberg/Germany "the new Europe term abroad program" The 25 nations of the European Union have been engaged in the difficult process of trying to forge a more unified market, a coordination of their monetary systems, and a greater degree of political unity.
Overview This special New Europe Term Abroad program is offered by our partner university in London, Heidelberg, and Paris and aims to prepare students for the opportunities and challenges arising from these developments.
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Setting If you are a college student, than the city of Heidelberg is the place to be. After all, it's the home of Germany's oldest university and is truly a city centered around students.
Value # BA 131 Introduction to International Business # BA 322 International Marketing # BA 402 Comparative Industrial Relations # BA 433 European Banking # EC 455 International Trade and Finance # EC/IR 456 The European Union # EC 481 Seminar: Economic Problems of a United Europe and more
Where: Kln [Cologne] in Germany
When: Spring Semester
State Univ. of NY College at Cortland This is a one-to-one exchange program. Preceding the formal academic studies of spring semester, students are oriented to the new academic and cultural environment and intensive German language study. Students then choose from the regular Fachhochschule offerings.
Overview Prior to the beginning of the academic semester, there will be an introductory course in German Language and introduction to the new academic environment and to the life of the country.
Setting Located in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, along the Rhine river between Dusseldorf and Bonn, Cologne is one of Germany's oldest cities. It boasts a population of approximately 1.8 million and is the largest university city in Germany.
Value The academic semester will consist of special courses taught by professors of the DSHS in English, of regular activity courses taught in German, and of a special interest project. Field trips supplement the offerings. This program provides for direct enrollment in host university courses.
E-mail To:StudyAbroad@Cortland.edu
Where: Germany
State University of New York College at Oswego (SUNY) Students are fully integrated into the German university and take courses along with German students in a variety of fields. This program provides for direct enrollment in host university courses. Students must have at least one German language course prior to participation.
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Where: Flensburg in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Academic Year
University of Miami The University dates back to 1946 when it was founded as a teacher's college. Today, it is a small university with 2,000 students with a focus in the fields of business and education. Students will enjoy the ease of an intimate university environment in a quaint northern German town.
Overview Students must supply proof of proficiency in German in order to qualify for admission. Programs of study include German language, economics, education, geography, management, philosophy, physical sciences, politics, psychology, and sociology.
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Setting Housing is limited to three possible university residence halls, one of which is located right on campus. The other two are six kilometers away, accessible by public transportation. Arrangements will be made directly by the University upon acceptance and payment must be made upon arrival.
Value The northernmost city in Germany, Flensburg is a small harbor town with a long history of trading and shipping. It is set on a fjord just across the border from Denmark, an hour and a half north of Hamburg, and its culture, architecture and overall ambiance reflect strong links to Danish traditions.
Where: Mannheim in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
University of Miami The University of Mannheim is one of the top rated universities in Germany, particularly in the fields of Business, Economics, and Social Sciences. Mannheim offers courses in English in these fields, as welll as in the Humanities.
Overview On an international level, Mannheim holds the first AACSB (The International Association for Management Education, USA) as an accredited School of Business Administration. Der Spiegel magazine, the most respected news magazine in Germany, ranks Mannheim's Business Administration (BA) program as the #1 Business program in Germany.
Setting The Mannheim International Office will arrange housing for exchange students either in residence hall or will also help students find a room in a private student apartment. The University is also regarded as one of the most beautiful in Germany with most of its facilities housed inside the Mannheim Palace, which is the largest Baroque palace in the world.
Value Non-UM students pay the same tuition as UM students.
Where: Leipzig in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
University of Miami Direct enrollment through the University of Miami in four fine German universities, University of Tubingen, University of Leipzig, University of Flensburg and the Technical University of Munich. Courses are taught in German; 5-week Language and orientation program available.
Overview Students can select courses in a wide variety of disciplines. All courses are taught in German; students must have German proficiency.
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Setting Tubingen is a unique university town on the Neckar River. Leipzig, situated in the city center, is one of the oldest and most established universities in the former East Germany. Flensburg is a small harbor town with a long history of trading and shipping.The Technical University of Munich is one of Germany's top technical universities. It is located in Munich, one of Germany's most beautiful and cultural cities.
Value Students pay regular semester UM tuition rates.
Where: Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
University Studies Abroad Consortium Luneburg, 30 minutes from Hamburg, offers 4 levels of intensive German language study (beginning to advanced) with additional courses in a variety of areas taught in German or English, to provide a well-rounded curriculum. The program compliments this academic window on the German people with experiential elements designed to provide you with the opportunity for social and cultural integration.
Overview The intensive language study makes it possible for students to complete up to two years of university language coursework in one semester. Optional field trips (to Belin, Hamburg, and more), internships, volunteer work, sports, work-study grants all help to intergrate you into the heart of German culture.
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Setting Luneburg is a city of 80,000 inhabitants in the German state of Niedersachsen and offers an extraordinary opportunity to live in the beauty and history of a city dating back more than a thousand years. Luneburg offers the quality of life of a smaller city without sacrificing the cultural resources and activites of a larger metropolitan area.
Value Program fees include tuition, orientation, bus pass, some entries to museums and cultural events, and health insurance.
Where: München [Munich] in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Wayne State University The Junior Year in Munich is America's oldest study abroad program in Germany. Since 1953 more than 3,500 college students from 500 colleges and universities across the country have earned US degree credit while studying at the University of Munich with Wayne State's Junior Year in Munich.
Overview Full curriculum available at the University of Munich. Students may also study at the Technical University of Munich; internships and JYM scholarships are available.
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Setting Rated by Germans as the city in which they would most prefer to live, Munich's central location within Europe offers unlimited possibilities for weekend or extended travel. Less than one hour from Austria, and only a few hours from either Prague or Italy, Munich is a convenient gateway to practically any destination.
Value JYM students earn U.S. degree credit and grades for all coursework completed under the supervision of the program. At the end of the academic year, Wayne State University issues transcripts for all students and forwards them to the Registrar's Office at their home institutions.
Where: Heidelberg in Germany
When: Year Round
WorldLink Education-Germany WorldLink Education's unique German Language Programs in Heidelberg are designed to provide total language immersion. Accelerated teaching methods allow participants at lower proficiency levels to acquire the language skills needed for effective communication in a short period of time, and advanced students to gain expression proficiency at an abstract level. The immersion programs integrate all aspects of the language: reading, writing, speaking, listening, grammar, phonetics, and vocabulary.
Overview This immersion program has an integrated curriculum, providing students with the chance to learn much more than just the fundamentals of German grammar. We teach students how to integrate into German society, and how to interact with German people in both casual and formal situations. By combining our language lessons with the study of German culture and traditions, students are immersed in the German way of life.
Setting Programs are held at the Academy of German Language in Heidelberg, a member of Fachverband Deutsch als Fremsprache (FaDaf) and International Certificate Conference (ICC). The Academy is also an official examination center for the European Language Certificates (TELC). Conveniently located in the heart of Heidelberg, the Academy is just 2 minutes walk from the main bus and tram stop, Bismarckplatz.
Where: Kln [Cologne] in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
AHA International The Cologne International Business Program offers expert instruction from some of Europe's leading authorities in the field. Classes take place at the Carl Duisberg Centren (CDC), a state-of-the-art educational facility located within walking distance of the city's principal attractions. The academic program is enhanced through meetings with international business leaders, privileged access to corporate boardrooms, field trips and educational excursions.
Overview Study international business in the heart of the European Union. Take classes from some of Europe's leading experts in international business. Meet business leaders from multinational corporations such as Ford and Bayer that make Cologne their European headquarters. Experience international tradeshows and exhibitions.
Setting Discover the impressive Gothic cathedral, Romanesque churches, museums, and the Rhine River. Travel to other major European destinations in less than two hours. Cologne boasts high-speed train service and low-cost flights to cities such as Brussels, Berlin, Paris and London. Explore Europe from this truly cosmopolitan city.
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Where: Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
Antioch College This program is for students seeking independence, cultural immersion and the opportunity to tailor aspects of their overseas studies to their own particular skills and interests. Students will learn what it is to live, work, and study in Germany as Germans do. During the academic year, students are housed in dormitories and shared apartments with German students.
Overview Students receive intensive pre-semester preparation, including 4 to 8 weeks of language study at a Goethe Institute, followed by a five-week intensive Language Study and Orientation Program at Tuebingen University. Students then enroll in courses at the university, choosing from the extensive regular curriculum and from a supplementary range of courses for foreigners in German language, society and culture.
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Setting Established in 1477, the Eberhard Karls Universitaet is one of the oldest institutions of higher learning in Germany. The quality of life in Tuebingen is considered among the best that Germany has to offer in terms of environment, culture, security and health.
Value Please contact AEA for current program costs.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester
Antioch College The Comparative Women's Studies in Europe Program offers a unique opportunity to explore feminist theory in practice across Europe. The program examines the trends and dynamics of European social, economic and political systems as they influence contemporary gender theory, policy and women's identities.
Overview The program begins with a two-week orientation at the European NOISE Summer School where Women's Studies students work closely with faculty from the European Thematic Network of Women's Studies, ATHENA. Students attend lectures and workshops with the program director, visiting professors from European universities, NGO's, politicians, practitioners, artists and activists.
Setting Each year the summer school is located in a different European city. Students will attend lectures and conduct original field research in Berlin, Germany; Krakow and Warsaw, Poland; Utrecht and Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Brussels, Belgium;and London, the United Kingdom.
Value Sixteen semester credits will be granted by Antioch for successful completion of this program.
Where: Regensburg in Germany
When: Fall Semester
Kentucky Institute for International Studies (KIIS) - Murray State University (MSU) The Regensburg, Germany Program will last thirteen weeks. The home stay element of the program provides a wonderful opportunity to surround oneself with the German language and culture. Students wishing to participate must have completed the equivalent of two years of college German.
Overview The program offers courses for intermediate or advanced students in Advanced German Language, Culture and Literature taught by faculty members who have experience working in "German as a Foreign Language" programs. Scheduled group activities and excursions will be part of the academic program.
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Setting Situated on the Danube River in central Bavaria, about 1 1/2 hours northeast of Munich, Regensburg offers an ideal setting for learning German language and experiencing the culture. Classes will be held at the University of Regensburg, located on the outskirts of the city.
Value Students will have the opportunity to attend informally some regular courses at the University of Regensburg. Credit will be awarded by Murray State University and will automatically be transferred to the student's home institution.
Where: Heidelberg in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Ocean County College International Business/Liberal Arts Program at Schiller International University in Heidelberg.
Overview Courses in International Business as well as some liberal arts courses are offered.
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Setting Students are housed in dormitories.
Where: Germany
When: Fall Semester, Winter Semester, Spring Semester, Summer
University of Minnesota, Morris The Global Student Teaching program (GST) offers prospective teachers, from many universities, the opportunity to complete student teaching requirements in several regions of the world. GST expands the range of student teaching options and offers a unique opportunity for prospective teachers to develop their teaching abilities and expand their cultural awareness.
Where: Kln [Cologne] in Germany
A I B Special Programs For Majors in Business Administration / Economics, Political Science, History, Arts, European Studies, International Studies, German, Film and Communications. For credit program up to 15 sem.hrs. Choice out of 16 courses taught in English.
Overview Living with host families, Free public transportation in Cologne. Academic travel to Paris, Prague, Berlin, Brussels, Frankfurt. Long weekends for personal travel, rich choice of cultural events, well-rounded program and support system, computer lab with email and internet access.
Setting Cologne is an important cultural metropole and known for the high quality of life (ranked second). It is the center for academic study in Germany and attracts especially young people. The study center is centrally located and state of teh art equiped.
Value Solid study abroad experience. High academic standards, no previous German knowledge is necessary to participate in the program. Option for additional internships.
Where: Bonn in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer
Academy International Education AIB offers custom designed study abroad programs. Students are accomodated in host-families. Program related study tours within Europe (e.g. Paris, Brussels, Berlin, Prague).
Where: Freiburg (im Breisgau) in Germany
Acadia University Acadia students majoring in German must spend the third year of their studies at the University of Freiburg.
Overview The resident Canadian professor arranges the registration of students and their rooms in student residences, organizes social and cultural activities and teaches some courses. Though the program is intended mainly for German majors, students from other major or from other universities may also apply to participate.
Setting Freiburg lies on the edge of the Black Forest, in the southwest corner of Germany where Germany, Switzerland and France meet.
Where: Berlin in Germany
Alice-Salomon University of Applied Sciences The University offers a Master's degree in Social Work- Intercultural Conflict Management. This international programme is taught in English and designed to bring students together from various backgrounds and cultures to facilitate a cross-cultural learning experience.
Overview Students will be provided with a multi-disciplined overview of the challenges facing multi-cultural societies and societies experiencing ethnic conflict. Students will develop comprehensive intercultural skills and the capacity to work effectively in a cross-cultural environment.
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Setting The programme develops the students? practical skills in conflict resolution, organisational management and the application of human rights law. Upon completion, graduates will be qualified to work in governmental, non-governmental and private sector organizations at both the national and international level.
Where: Berlin in Germany
Alice-Salomon University of Applied Sciences The MA- ICM is a response to the global challenges of conflict managment, discrimination, civil unrest,gross violations and human exploitations.These issues have heightened tensions and social injustices for a growing number of individuals, groups and societies at local, national and international levels.
Overview The Ma-ICM is an inter-disciplinary, internet based programme, combining human rights law with selected social sciences. The Programme s principal focus is the study of conflict, particularly with regard to contexts characterised by cultural diversity in which human rights are described as a central role.
Setting The MA-ICM will provide students with the interpretative frameworks required to analyse international and national events and developments. It will equip them with the problem solving capacities necessary to formulate judgements and devlop constructive proposal and interventions.
Value Upon completion, graduates will be qualified to work in governmental, non-governmental and private sector organizations at both the national and international level.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester
American University Live and learn at Freie Université in Berlin, the hub of Europe. Take intensive German language and courses on Berlin and Germany with superb faculty. Learn on site through an internship. Visit Prague, Krakow, Dresden, and other sites.
Where: Stuttgart in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
Athena Study Abroad The German Internship Program is a unique program that allows students to engage in a full-time internship in Germany. Students will spend three (3) to six (6) months interning for German, American or European companies. Students may earn between 12-15 credits upon successful completion of the internship (No academic courses are offered on this program). Although English is widely spoken at many internship companies, moderate fluency in German is highly recommended. Students are required to have at least two semesters of college-level German or demonstrated German language ability. German language courses are available during your internship.
Overview Fall or Spring Semester; Academic Year
Open to sophomores, juniors and seniors
Minimum 2.8 GPA
In conjunction with Marist College in New York
Accredited transcripts through Marist College
Setting Stuttgart is a fascinating city that is unlike any other study abroad destination in Europe. Because it is the site for many company headquarters including Daimler-Chrysler, Porsche, and IBM, the city is considered to be quite industrialized. However, it also is known to be one of the greenest cities in Europe, boasting a very environmental resident population.
Value What's Included in the Program?
Tuition, Housing, Meals, Services of an on-site Resident Director, Overseas insurance, U.S. accredited transcript from Marist College, Contribution to a world charity through Students Offering Support (S.O.S.), the charitable arm of Athena, Unparalleled personalized service
Application Deadlines
Spring Semester
* October 15: Deadline
* November 15: Late Deadline ($125 late fee must be submitted with standard application fee)
Fall Semester
* June 1: Deadline
* June 30: Late Deadline ($125 late fee must be submitted with standard application fee)
Where: Reutlingen in Germany
Auburn University AU Textile Engineering Program at Reutlingen University, Reutlingen, Germany (open to Engineering students)
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
Berlin Consortium for German Studies The BCGS provides students with the opportunity to enroll in courses at the Freie Universit t Berlin (FU Berlin) for a single semester or a full academic year. The program begins with a six-week intensive language practicum, which, in conjunction with a monthlong homestay and more.
Overview The FU Berlin offers a wide range of courses in the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. Students majoring in a variety of disciplines may choose from an array of appropriate courses.
Setting Approximately 39,000 students comprise the FU Berlin student body, including over 5,500 international students from more than 140 countries. The main campus is located in the upscale residential district of Dahlem, while some departments are located in the neighboring districts of Steglitz and Zehlendorf.
Value The Berlin Consortium for German Studies (BCGS) was founded in 1995 by a group of top U.S. universities who together represent the leading departments of German language and literature instruction in America.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Year Round
Bridge Abroad Immerse yourself in the language and the culture of Germany! Bridge Abroad offers German immersion courses in Berlin and Munich.
Overview Learn through a proven methodology, get to know the local culture through excursions, enjoy comfortable accommodations and feel right at home in a warm and friendly school atmosphere. Choose special courses in Business German, German Literature, German Culture, Exam Preparation and Pronunciation.
Setting Study in historic city of Berlin in northern Germany or in the Bavarian capital Munich down south. Both schools are conveniently located near shopping, restaurants, and public transportation.
Value Our language travel courses are practical, and fun, helping you learn quickly and effectively.
Where: Tübingen in Germany
When: Academic Year
Brown University Direct enrollment in a German University. Students must have five semesters experience in German (or the equivalent) in order to apply.
Setting Study at Eberhard-Karls-University in Tuebingen or Humboldt University in Berlin.
Where: München [Munich] in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Winter Semester, Spring Semester, Summer
BWS Germanlingua We offer short and long term courses and various special programs for adults in Munich and residential summer courses for Juniors on the countryside. Lessons are varied and interesting and follow a clear progression.
Where: Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Catholic University of America Arts and Sciences, German language, history and politics. Applicants must meet German language requirement. In Eichstatt at the Friedrich-Wilhelms University.
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Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Winter Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
CDS International, Inc. A full-year scholarship program that covers international airfare, intensive language training costs; pre- mid-year and final seminars in Washington DC, throughout Germany, and New York; university or vocational school tuition; and host family stipend during schooling phase.
Overview The Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program (CBYX) is a full-year scholarship available to US citizens and permanent residents between the ages of 18 and 24. Participants spend the year studying and working throughout Germany while living with a host family or in a shared-apartment with native Germans. No prior German language skills are required to apply!
Setting Throughout Germany
Value Immerse yourself in German language and culture on this unique scholarship opportunity! Deadline to submit application is December 1st.
Where: Stuttgart in Germany
Center for Computing and Language Studies, Trinity College Center for Computing and Language Studies offers several Computer Science, Linguistics and Language programs.
Where: Germany
When: Winter Semester
Center for European and North-American Studies Graduate program (2 semesters MA) in European studies (focus: cultural studies) in the famous university town of Goettingen, Germany. Students are drawn from different countries and generally spend their first semester at one of the participating partner universities and the second semester at a different partner university (G ttingen/Germany, Groningen/Netherlands, Uppsala/Sweden, Udine/Italy, Strasbourg/France, Bilbao/Spain, Gent/Belgium).
Overview Euroculture is an interdisciplinary study program of five disciplines (Literature/Linguistics, History, Political Science, Law, Theology). The two semesters and the courses in the different departments are linked by a thematic focus that changes each year.
Where: Germany
When: Year Round
Cologne Business School The Cologne Business school is a private college offering BA programmes in international business.
Overview Specializations in media, tourism, European management and Asian-Pacific management. Soft skills and languages are part of the programme.
Setting Located in the heart of Cologne.
Value We have many contacts to the international business community. Our program is very practice-oriented.
Where: Germany
When: Academic Year
Davidson College The program starts in mid-August with a three-week family home stay in northern Germany. The home stay is followed by an intensive language course in Wuerzburg, after which students enroll at the university.
Overview Courses are offered in all disciplines of the humanities and sciences. Students may earn credit for up to eight courses for their year in Wuerzburg.
Setting Wuerzburg, located on the Main River, 60 miles southeast of Frankfurt, is a city of approximately 130,000. Long a cultural center, Wuerzburg's music school, theater, opera, and orchestra, its many museums, frequent festivals, and varied sport facilities make it a place of many opportunities for students to participate in the diversity of German life.
Value Students can be of any major; students are enrolled at the university, not in special courses; there is a four week homestay in Northern Germany prior to the first semester; students then live in a dorm; and there are several cultural activities offered. Resident Director assists in course selection, monitors academic performance, and works with German colleagues to evaluate student work.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Winter Semester, Summer
DASG e.V. Deutsch-Amerik. Studiengesellschaft e.V. From 6-12 months, travel costs shared/paid, balanced conditions.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
DASG e.V. Deutsch-Amerik. Studiengesellschaft e.V. Since 1980 - experienced, reliable, caring, non-profit.
Where: Germany
Deutsch-Institut Tirol Learn German in Austria in very small classes. Your course can be of any length, maximum one week.
Overview We're open all year and you can begin on any Monday. You learn very quickly with the DIT method and have a great time too!
Setting Our school is in beautiful alpine scenery, in the heart of the Austrian alps. It is beautiful all year round with skiing/snowboarding in the winter.
Value You can combine learning German with a lot of other activities, skiing, snowboarding in winter, hiking, horse riding, swimming, golf (4 courses in the town) mountain biking etc in spring, summer and autumn.
Where: Bremen in Germany
Where: Kln [Cologne] in Germany
Didactica - IMF We are a multilingual institute. We teach German as a foreign language for students and adults.
Overview We offer courses for both beginners and advanced categories, thruoughout the year and according to the necessities of each student in a group or single course. Depending on personal factors of each student, intensive courses as well as regular courses are being offered. However we do also have even "crash" courses for those wanting just a general and quick look inside the German language for being able to make themselves understood on an everyday general basis.
Setting Our institute is very centrally located, from where other main eductaional institutions, such as e.g. the University of Cologne can be reached in just 5 minutes.
Value Subject Offered: German (Language, Literature, Studies) Education Cultural, Population, Demographic Studies, Local Studies, Regional Studies Foreign (non-English) Language and Literature International Studies Linguistics
Where: Kln [Cologne] in Germany
Didactica - IMF We are a multilingual institute. We teach German as a foreign language for students and adults.
Overview We offer courses for both beginners and advanced categories, thruoughout the year and according to the necessities of each student in a group or single course. Depending on personal factors of each student, intensive courses as well as regular courses are being offered.
Setting Our institute is very centrally located, from where other main eductaional institutions, such as e.g. the University of Cologne can be reached in just 5 minutes.
Value Sublects offered: German (Language, Literature, Studies) Education Cultural, Population, Demographic Studies, Local Studies, Regional Studies Foreign (non-English) Language and Literature International Studies Linguistics
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester
Duke University Duke in Berlin helps students advance their language skills, deepen their understanding of German culture, and broaden their grasp of the social sciences in a German and European context.
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Where: Bonn in Germany
Educational Programmes Abroad (EPA) Get real work experience for credit while pursuing studies abroad.
E-mail To:usoffice@epa-internships.org
Where: Schwerin in Germany
When: Academic Year
Euro-Design-Foundation If you have ambitions as an artist, especially as a graphic designer, then we can help you to develop and obtain qualifications as an artist before you take up your studies at an European academy or university.
Overview 1. In-depth preperation before you begin your studies in art or design 2. In-depth language training 3. At the end you get your Graphic Design Foundation Diploma combined with the portfolio made during the student's pre-study course.
Setting You will live at the heart of our capital in the province of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, with its countless cultural facilities and programmes, in a continental landscape and climate.
Value We offer perfect study preparation that will later fulfil the requirements needed to be accepted in any Art or Design college.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Academic Year
European College of Liberal Arts Interdisciplinary studies in philosophy, literature, history, and the arts.
Overview ECLA welcomes applications from students who show a genuine commitment to a liberal education, academic promise, high motivation, a readiness to engage in themes relating to history, literature, philosophy and the visual arts, and strong extracurricular interests that they are willing to share. All successful applicants also demonstrate an ability in English which will allow them to participate fully in seminar discussions and writing assignments.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
Fairleigh Dickinson University Take advantage of this new and exciting program! Design your own research project while enhancing your travel experiences, Learn more about other cultures Receive faculty guidance as you travel, Analyze your research and write while in transit This program allows you to combine your studies, area of interest, and/or career goals with the flexibility of traveling where and when YOU want!
Where: Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer
Film and Television School Europe The Film and Television School, Fits-Europe, is a program of Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles. We provide the various disciplines of Cinematography, Editing, Directing and Production with a European theme and ambience.
Overview Excursions to Paris, Prague, Berlin, Munich etc,
Setting In the heart of Europe. Media Harbour
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Freie Universität Berlin Intensive study abroad program featuring mandatory enrollment in German language in addition to a selection of courses taught in English in fields ranging from political science and history to art history, comparative literature, and philosophy. Local field trips as well as at least one off-site (abroad) excursion; participants live in homestays or small, furnished apartments.
Overview Attractive variety of courses and local field-trips. Opportunity for real immersion into a leading German university.
Setting Setting features a major European metropolis (Berlin) with unrivalled cultural offerings and a rich and turbulent history. The Freie Universit t is located in an attractive section of the city, with easy access to the urban center.
Value Tuition and program fees are kept low enough to enable as many students as possible to enroll.
Where: Villingen-Schwenningen in Germany
When: Winter Semester
Furtwangen University of Applied Sciences A one year general management MBA with a holistic approach, a strong international focus and an emphasis on new technologies.
Overview The curriculum is entirely in English, there are core courses as well as electives, a group project and the thesis.
Setting The program is taught to a small, internationally diverse group of students who will learn to work closely with each other as well as with our international team of professors.
Value Students will be encouraged to adopt a rigorous scientific approach but at the same time great emphasis is put on practical mangagement relevance of everything learnt. The program is intensive and the workload high thus students will learn how to structure their work independently and rise to challenges.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
George Mason University - Center for Global Education Before the first week of class, there will be an orientation program to help you settle in and to tell you about the university and campus life. You will also have the opportunity to attend a Welcome reception where you can meet other students and academic and administrative staff of the university.
Overview The academic year at FU-Best follows the US academic calendar, as to be flexible for international students. Students may apply for either the Fall Semester Program with an intensive German course in the summer; Fall Semester only, Spring Semester only or the full academic year program.
Setting As far as study abroad housing is concerned a homestay can add immeasurably to the experience. More than apartment housing, it almost guarantees linguistic and social immersion, providing you with unrivalled opportunities at improving your language and intercultural skills.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester
George Mason University - Center for Global Education The academic year at FU-Best follows the US academic calendar, as to be flexible for international students. Students may apply for either the Fall Semester Program with an intensive German course.
Where: Berlin in Germany
George Mason University
Berlin: Beyond the Wall Join us to explore Berlin, Germany, from its origins over 750 years ago to the present! You will attend lectures on various aspects of the city, including its founding, the rule of Bismark, and World War I.
Overview Tour Berlin's top-notch historical and cultural museums, individual buildings, monuments and the different neighborhoods which make up the city. Excursions to nearby cities (Potsdam, Leipzig, and Dresden) are a great way to get more out of your visit to Germany!
Setting Through this survey of the city and its nearby surroundings, you will gain an understanding of how Berlin's past, influences its modern urban landscape. You will be accommodated in a hotel in downtown Berlin, with access to public transportation and plenty of time to stroll through the city.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
George Mason University - Center for Global Education Spend a semester (or two!) in Berlin, studying at Freie Universität, either learning German for the first time or immersing yourself in the language you have already begun to explore. Students are required to take two German Language courses (all levels are offered).
Overview Study at one of Germany’s premier institutions of higher education. No prior knowledge of German necessary! Participants can take six credits of German language (at any level) and six to nine credits in their choice of the following courses listed below to earn a total of 12-15 undergraduate credits for the semester. Choose from the following options: Contemporary Germany in European Perspective Integration, Conflict, and Security in Europe Central European Literature in Historical and Comparative Perspective Perspectives on 20th Century Art in Central Europe German Cinema before 1945 The Human Condition and the Totalitarian Experience Berlin: History, Memory, Literature Modern German History in European Context: A Thematic Approach Problems and issues in German Philosophy: Kant to Sloterdijk
Setting Students may choose between a homestay or an apartment.
Value Program fees vary. Check our website for details.
Where: Heidelberg in Germany
When: Summer
Georgia State Unversity Join this program to enhance your management skills by learning about the impact of cultural, economic, political and social factors on the theory and practice of management.
Where: Reutlingen in Germany
GTM: Global Textile Marketing A 12-month program for the international textile and apparel manufacturing and marketing complex.
Setting Master of Science in Global Textile Marketing.
Where: München [Munich] in Germany
When: Fall Semester
Guilford College Intermediate and Advanced German. An intensive German language orientation. The core course is The History of Munich and the Twentieth Century. Homestays with German families. A Guilford college faculty member on-site.
Where: Trier in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Hamline University With a wide variety of program focuses and internships available, the exchange includes intensive language courses and introductions to life in Trier. Students are housed in dormitories on-campus and experience a variety of social and cultural extracurricular activities.
Overview Students with two or more years of college German may take university courses in any subject area. It is recommended that all students take a German as a second language course. An introductory course/orientation for all newly registered international and exchange students occurs three weeks before the start of the lectures. Internships are available for students pursuing a Certificate in International Journalism. Students of all levels of German language proficiency can intern at Deutsche Welle, Germany
Setting The city of Trier is situated on the banks of the Mosel River in the state of Rhineland-Pfalz in western Germany, bordering Luxemburg, France, and Belgium. The oldest city in Germany, Trier dates from the year 16 BC. Universitaet Trier was founded in 1473. The university
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Winter Semester
Humboldt University of Berlin The M.Sc. Program in International Agricultural Science is a two year course providing students with knowledge needed in international agricultural science.
Where: Berlin in Germany
Institut Fuer Internationale Bildung Berlin E.V. Semester in Berlin.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Academic Year, Rolling Starts
Institute for East European Studies The program is set out to be multidisciplinary, aimed at analyzing developments within their respective social, legal, economic, historical and cultural context. It is divided into specifically tailored modules as Introduction and Tools, Politics, Economics, Humanities, Project Management, Conflict Management, Globalization, etc.
Overview The East European Studies online Master program offers an in-depht knowledge of a variety of aspects concerning the region. The course of studies provides the knowledge needed for employment with East European relevance.
Setting EES online is based in Berlin, Germany. During the two years period there are four one-week in-house classes in Berlin, where the students meet their tutors with multinational professional background.
Value This program adresses those interested in Eastern Europe, either working in an East European context or wishing to pursue their occupational activities in this field.
Where: Frankfurt (am Main) in Germany
Institute for Law and Finance -Johann Wolfgang Goethe University The Institute for Law and Finance at Frankfurt's Goethe University offers a unique one-year Masters of law program leading to an LL.M. Finance degree. The interdisciplinary program, which is entirely in English, requires no prior German knowledge.
Overview Degree offered: LL.M. Finance (Master degree program in Law, Business and Economics) Courses in International Financial Law including Investment Banking; Central Banking Law; EU Law; International Company Law; Comparative Bankruptcy Law; Comparative Law on Corporate Governance, Insurance Law.
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Setting A position in Frankfurt is an excellent starting point for a career in Europe or worldwide. What is more, Frankfurt's cosmopolitan atmosphere makes it easy for newcomers to settle in and make friends in the community.
Value The faculty consists of leading academics, together with top practitioners from Europe s financial world, leading law firms and the European Central Bank, the German Bundesbank as well as BAFin (German Financial Supervisory Authority).
Where: Bremen in Germany
When: Fall Semester
Institute of Environmental Physics Two years Master of Science or 1 year Certificate program with focus on global physical interactions of atmosphere, ocean, ice, land and biosphere.
Overview Students are led to participate in international research projects, including measuring campaigns on aircrafts and ships.
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Setting The Institute of Environmental Physics at the University of Bremen offers advanced research facilities for students and scientists. The institute is involved in international oceanographic, climate and remote sensing programs. Applicants should have a good background in physics and mathematics.
Value No tuition-fee, individual support, all lectures and exams in English. Continuation into a doctorate project possible.
Where: Heidelberg in Germany
When: Summer
International Council for Cultural Exchange Learn the language and civilization & culture of this remarkable region of the world in some of the most stunning locations available. Tuition, housing, international airfare and fees are included in the cost. Please contact sponsor for costs.
Where: Karlsruhe in Germany
When: Summer
International Department, Karlsruhe, Germany Eight Semester programme leading B.Sc. (Mechanical Engineering) and M.Sc. (Electrical enineering) from University of Karlsruhe.
Overview The programme is an international one taught in English. Students are admitted from all over the world with 12 years of school education with adequate credits in Mathematics. A number of German sponsoring companies offer generous financial support and course includes 28 weeks of internship in the companies.
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Setting The course is offered in an autonomous campus established close to university of Karlsruhe, Germany. Substantial courses are offered for improving English and German languages.
Where: Freiburg (im Breisgau) in Germany
International Max-Planck Research School for Immunobiology and Development The International Max Planck Research School for Immunobiology and Development (IMPRS-IBD) is a joint international PhD Program of the Max-Planck Institute of Immunobiology (MPI-IB) and the Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg.
Overview The goal of the curriculum is to train students in experimental methods as well as in scientific reasoning and logic, effective communication and ethical behaviour.
Setting With a population of just over 200 000, the city of Freiburg is located in the southwestern region of Germany, near the borders of France and Switzerland. This region is famous for its excellent wines, its delicious cuisine and its very special life-style, which is a perfect mixture of new and old. Freiburg's history goes back to the 12th century and in the center of it's historical down town area there is located one of the most beautiful and oldest Gothic Cathedrals in the world. Due to the various universities and colleges in town, it is brimming with student life and activities. About 16 % of the students come from foreign countries. This brings international flair to the ?Capital of the Black Forest". Especially in summer when there are much more foreign guests because of the ?International Summer Courses" which take place since 1911. Also the climate contributes to the special atmosphere of the city: it is almost mediterranean. The area is known to be the warmest and sunniest in Germany. quality of life Freiburg is also the cultural centrum of the region: there are music festivals from classic to jazz, two municipal orchestras, numerous theaters and cinemas with international and alternative program. Additionally you find an active cultural street scene that includes spontaneous concerts or acrobatic shows in the pedestrian area. Also a wide variety of leisure activities are possible. Proximity to the mountains of the Black Forest and the diversified landscape makes skiing, free climbing, biking and hiking popular student pastimes. Additionally the Albert-Ludwig-University offers courses in over 70 indoor and outdoor sports especially for students. This all is why residents and visitors alike agree that the quality of life in Freiburg and its surrounding area is one of the best in all of central Europe. Besides this high quality of life and the proximity to France and Switzerland it is particularly the scientific diversity, which attracts many students to Freiburg.
Value The program provides outstanding students state-of the-art, research oriented interdisciplinary training in Biochemistry, Cell Biology, Developmental Biology, Genetics, Immunobiology and Molecular Biology at highest levels.
Where: Germany
When: Fall Semester
International School of New Media (ISNM) The ISNM International School of New Media offers a unique interdisciplinary "Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Digital Media" programme, which combines information technology and computer science with natural sciences, economics, arts and humanities, social and applied sciences.
Overview Computer and Information Sciences, Communication and Media Technology, Economics and Law, Graphic Design and Media Arts, as well as Humanities and Cultural Studies
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Setting The city of L beck was formed along the Rivers Trave and Wakenitz around the year 1143. It was the home of both Thomas and Heinrich Mann and over the centuries, figured prominently in the lives of many artists, musicians, and writers such as Edvard Munch, Dietrich Buxtehude and G nter Grass.
Value The M.Sc. in Digital Media programme provides academic training in interdisciplinary media competence and qualifies students for leading positions at cross sections of digital media in business, industry, research, education, tourism and international organisations, among others.
Where: Marburg in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
International Undergraduate Study Program (IUSP) The target group are undergraduate students from all over the world who want to get to know Germany and the German language within the context of an academic semester abroad, without missing out on lectures (and credits) at their home university. Credits attained from courses in English.
Overview Political Science (Introduction to European Integration, Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies); Economics (Introduction to Investment and Finance Theory, Economic Policy); Psychology (National Character, Aggressive Behavior) German language course German history and culture course
Setting The university town Marburg on the Lahn lies in the heart of Germany in the federal state of Hessen. This historical town fascinates with its traditional houses, which tower over the valley of the Lahn River. In this town of 80,000 every fourth resident is a student.
Value Language course (120 hours) the German History and Culture course (48 hours) 2 seminars (48 hours each) of your choice Study material Cultural program Accommodation in student dormitories Meal subsidy Semester administration fee including ticket for free public transport
Where: Germany
When: Fall Semester, Winter Semester, MayMester Intersession
International University in Germany Take classes in International Business, Information Technology, and German. All classes are taught in English and the school follows the US system (in fact, our full-time undergraduates graduate with US-style Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Business Administration degrees).
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Setting The school is located in the baroque city of Bruchsal, equidistant from Heidelberg, the Black Forest and the French border. Brushsal has its own Baroque castle, a marvelous Baroque church that survived WWII unscathed, an open air market, theater, many nice but moderately priced restaurants and taverns offering not just German but a variety of ethnic foods, and a populace proud to be part of a university town and anxious to make your visit as pleasant as possible.
Value A truly international student body provides a uniquely multicultural experience inside as well as outside the classroom. If you like the idea of working hard while advancing your studies in a friendly, relaxed small-college atmosphere, why not spend a semester or trimester at IUG?
Where: Berlin in Germany
Kansas City Art Institute Program to provide students with the opportunity to study the arts, politics, and history of three major Central and Eastern European cultural centers: Berlin, Germany; Prague, Czech Republic; and Krakow, Poland. Living and studying in these three remarkable cities will afford students the unique opportunity to experience these diverse cultures as well as the arts, politics and history in a part of the world undergoing profound social, economic, political and cultural change.
Overview Participants will receive 3 credit hours in Art History and 3 credit hours in either History or Social Science, with classess meeting approximately five hours per day, five days a week. Although this program contains no studio courses, students will be given ample opportunities and encouragement to explore these beautiful and fascinating regions through their art.
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Setting Classes to be held at museums, cultural and historical sites, with meetings with German, Czech and Polish professors, museum curators, and visual and literary artists. Visits to leading galleries as well as four days at the Bauhaus Institute and Museum in Dessau and Weimar, Germany, and guided tours at former Nazi concentration camps at Buchenwald, Germany and Auschwitz, Poland.
Value The program cost includes: tuition, round trip airfare from Kansas City, lodging, welcome and departure receptions, tours in Berlin, Prague and Krakow, transportation while in Europe, museum entrance fees, and tickets for various cultural programs. Participants will stay in 3 star hotels. All accomodations, at least, will be double or triple occupancy. Breakfast and some other meals will be provided.
Where: Germany
When: Academic Year
Krannert School of Management and Graduate School of Management German International Graduate School of Management and Administration.
Where: München [Munich] in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Winter Semester, Spring Semester, Summer, Academic Year
Lewis & Clark College, Overseas The Year of Study in Munich is a two-semester program established by Lewis & Clark College. Outstanding features include an intensive 4-week-Pre semester, a wide range of courses offered by Lewis & Clark and LMU, the support of a Resident Director and a teaching approach that combines theory and practice, knowledge and experience.
Overview Apart from a wide range of seminars offered by Lewis & Clark, students are encouraged to take classes at the University of Munich. In one of Germany's culturally richest and most stimulating cities, students have the chance to travel through many centuries of European and German history, politics, literature and art by seeing paintings in their original, hearing concerts in one of Europe's most renowned operas, walking on Germany's historical path, and talking to people representing Germany's past and present.
Setting Famous for its history, theater, art and musical offerings, Munich is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Germany! The program not only allows you to become very familiar with Munich, but participants also have the opportunity to travel around Germany and study in the former German Democratic Republic.
Value The program fee includes: 1) Tuition for all courses at Lewis & Clark, the University of Munich and various other institutions during the academic year. 2) Tuition for an intensive Presemester Program, in which students earn eight semester credit hours. 3) Rent for 12 months in a single room in the student dorm. 4) All excursions offered by the program during the year: traditionally Berlin, Dresden, Weimar, Augsburg,Regensburg, Neuschwanstein, Murnau, Prague and Vienna. 5)Health insurance for 12 months. 6) Individual tutoring to support academic progress. 7) All outings associated with German culture, such as theater, opera, museums, etc.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Rolling Starts
Lexia International Course available in German, Architecture Design Studios, seminars and Workshops. internship placements in german architecture firms are also available
Overview Semester and summer programs in Architecture and pre-architecture
Setting Overall, students learn about the urban and architectural conditions in Berlin created by the city's complicated history, politics, and culture, as well as the architects and theories that have contributed to the shaping of Berlin's visual identity.
Value program includes coursework in visual culture, architecture, German language, extensive excursions, and independent design work. Internships in german architecture firms are also available
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Winter Semester, Spring Semester, Summer
Lexia International Programs available in Pre-Architecture, Architecture, Visual Culture and Visual Arts
Overview Opportunities for students to study in Architecture studios, design studios, German language. Internships in German architecture firms.
Setting Study architecture, visual arts, and language in one of the most exciting and dynamic cities in the world. Study contemporary art and architecture in Central Europe.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer
LEXIA International
Architecture Program Course available in German, Architecture Design Studios, seminars and workshops. Internship placements in German architecture firms are also available.
Overview Semester and summer programs in architecture and pre-architecture.
Setting Overall, students learn about the urban and architectural conditions in Berlin created by the city's complicated history, politics and culture, as well as the architects and theories that have contributed to the shaping of Berlin's visual identity.
Value Program includes coursework in visual culture, architecture, German language, extensive excursions and independent design work. Internships in German architecture firms are also available.
Where: Paderborn in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Lock Haven University The University of Paderborn offers students an opportunity to enroll in courses across the curriculum.
Where: Heidelberg in Germany
Longwood University German Language and Literature.
Where: Bonn in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Year Round
Loyola Marymount University LMU students will have the opportunity to travel and experience new culture while attending classes held at the AIB. While Germany maintains a plethora of intriguing history, students will enjoy experiencing the diverse mixture of culture and class throughout the nation and many parts of Europe.
Overview LMU students of all majors my apply. All courses are taught in English, with a German language course required of all students. Visiting professors from Universities throughout Germany will teach courses with a strong foundation in international issues.
Setting The romantic city of Bonn is famous for being the former capital of West Germany as well as the birth place of Beethoven. Situated on the River Rhine, Bonn is rich in castles, vineyards and medieval towns.
Value Program costs include tuition, housing with a German family, transpotation pass, group excursions, cultural activities, and cite visits.
Where: Dsseldorf [Dusseldorf] in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Year Round
Loyola Marymount University LMU's Dusseldorf location offers two distinctive semester programs: the Spring is hosted by the College of Communication and Fine Arts and the Fall by the School of Film and Television. These individual semesters offer courses relevant to each college or school.
Overview Students will be able to earn 15 units of coursework. The fall semester provides an ideal SFTV-film and TV production-oriented programs for Juniors, while the Spring will focus on performance arts and communication studies, accommodating Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors.
Setting The city ranges from a busy metropolis at the center to quaint hamlets on the outskirts. The SFTV&CFA's program is located in the heart of Dusseldorf's newly redesigned Media Harbor (Medien Hafen).
Where: Bonn in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Year Round
MERNI-Master of European Regulation of Network Industries The Master of European Regulation of Network Industries (MERNI) is the first postgraduate program dedicated to the education of regulatory professionals for the network industries. Based on close cooperation with practitioners, it combines high-intensity immersion modules with practical training.
Overview For the telco, energy, water, transport and postal services industries, the program covers: technological, economic and business aspects; application of EU competition law and sector-specific regulation; international framework. "Regulator's Dialogue" + field trips. All courses are taught in English.
Setting Even after the capital formally moved to Berlin, Bonn has remained the country's regulatory capital hosting pertinent agencies and ministries. Beautifully located upon the Rhine, the city is close to the Benelux countries and Brussels, and together with nearby Cologne offers a rich cultural life.
Value Unique insight into how network industries are regulated in the EU, incl. exposure to key industry actors. Interdisciplinary curriculum with customized teaching materials and hands-on learning. Tuition covers materials and field trips but not living expenses. Limited number of scholarships available.
Where: Mainz in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
Middlebury College Middlebury College has been sending students to Mainz since 1959. During this time students have been able to live, study, and socialize with Germans and immerse themselves completely in the local culture since there are so few Americans there. In addition to Mainz, students now have the opportunity to study in Berlin with all that a city of 3.5 million people has to offer.
Setting Mainz is the state capital of Rheinland-Pfalz and is remarkable for the way its 2,000-year history is woven into its culture: its founding by the Romans, the forces of medieval Christendom, revolution caused by the invention of mechanical printing, occupation by the French, and other links to the past have become ingrained in the present-day city. They can be seen in the cathedrals and churches, palaces, winding old streets, numerous museums and galleries, and the neighborhoods rebuilt after World War II. Roman relics that continue to be uncovered tie the present city to its ancient past.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
Middlebury College Middlebury College has been sending students to Mainz since 1959. During this time students have been able to live, study, and socialize with Germans and immerse themselves completely in the local culture since there are so few Americans there. In addition to Mainz, students now have the opportunity to study in Berlin with all that a city of 3.5 million people has to offer.
Overview Middlebury College augments the offerings of the university with special tutorials taught for program students by selected faculty from the university and organizes person-to-person student-tutoring upon request.
Setting The city's rapidly changing appearance reflects its history as well as its future. For most of the second half of the twentieth century, Berlin was the fulcrum of a divided Europe. With the collapse of the Berlin Wall, the end of the Cold War, and the reunification of Germany, Berlin continues to play a central role in East-West relations. The new Berlin came into being on November 9, 1989, and is still in the process of being reunited and reconstructed. At the same time, with the relocation of Germany's capital to Berlin, the city is poised to play a leading role in the continuing development of the European Union, particularly its future expansion eastward
Where: Marburg in Germany
Millersville University The Junior Year in Marburg is a one or two semester study abroad program which has been conducted by the German faculty of Millersville University at the Philipps University in Marburg, Germany since 1963. Qualified Sophomores and students with two years of college-level German are invited to apply.
Where: Marburg in Germany
Missouri State University All instruction at Philipps-Universitat is in German and students may choose from a wide variety of courses in fields such as psychology, science, history and mathematics.
Where: Regensburg in Germany
When: Fall Semester
Murray State University, Study Abroad Program This program offers beginning and intermediate German language instruction as well as courses in various disciplines taught in English by Murry State faculty in a beautiful, historic German city.
Overview German language and culture, business, humanities and fine arts are emphasized. Students are taught German language and culture by faculty from Universitat Regensburg; and other courses by MSU faculty.
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Setting Regensburg is located approximately 60 miles northeast of Munich, on the Danube. Students live in student housing in private rooms with shared apartments.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester
Nazareth College Students take five courses: three liberal arts courses (45 h each), taught in English; a German language course (55 h); and an unpaid internship (90 h), permitting use of English, at corporations and public institutions in Berlin. Accommodation and board is in homestays.
Overview This program allows for the unique opportunity to see the changes in Central Europe first-hand and to experience history in the making. This fall's curriculum includes cross-listed courses (History, Sociology; Fine Arts, Literature; Political Science, Economics): Germans and Jews; Literature, Theatre, Film in Berlin; The "Berlin Republic" - United Germany in an Enlarging Europe.
Value The program is open to all students who want to acquire U.S. credits. The program cost includes tuition, room and board (two meals), an on-site student coordinator, a hands-on faculty director with many years of experience, an internship coordinator, cultural events and lengthy academic field trips, as well as guest speakers throughout the semester.
Where: Freiburg (im Breisgau) in Germany
When: Year Round
Nicholls State University Study Abroad Programs Accredited program; lowest tuition nationwide; earn between 3-30 credit hours; no G.P.A. or junior standing required; no registration or late fees; classes begin every week, year -round; no transcripts or credentials required, Christmas programs available; undergraduate and graduate credit; language and humanities credit in German.
Where: Tübingen in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Year Round
Northern Arizona University Eberhard-Karls-Universit t T bingen, founded in 1477 and situated in a well preserved, mid-size city in southwest Germany, is one of the oldest and most respected German universities. Many of Germany's most famous writers and philosophers have studied or taught there.
Overview The 50+ areas of study offered
Setting Less than an hour south of Stuttgart, Tubingen is a picturesque, medieval city along the Neckar river. With its cobbled alleys, a hill-top schloss and a stunning array of half-timbered houses its no wonder that Goethe found the inspiration to publish his first works here or why 25,000 students (triple the local population) have chosen to spend their university years in the ivy-league atmosphere of charming T bingen.
Where: Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Year Round
Northern Arizona University BA Mosbach represents a new development in German higher education. One of 10 Berusakademien or Universities of Cooperative Education, it employs what is called a "dual system of learning" in which theoretical, classroom knowledge is complemented by work-placements in local industry/companies, undertaken simultaneously.
Overview Students who attend BA Mosbach may undertake course-work in Banking, Business Management, Information Systems, Electrical, Mechanical and Wood Industry Engineering, Construction Management, Mechatronics and International Technology Management.
Setting Mosbach is located 30 minutes from Heidelberg in the lovely Neckar Valley. Heidelberg is a beautiful, lively city with narrow winding streets, great pubs and restaurants, heaps of tradition and a romantic, half-ruined, half beautifully refurbished schloss that overlooks the city from a large hill.
Where: Bonn in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Year Round
Northern Arizona University Internationale Fachhochschule Bad Honnef, offers courses taught in English in the areas of Hotel Management, Tourism Management and Aviation Management. The campus is located on the grounds of an old monastery along the Rhein river in the suburbs of Bonn.
Overview This program is for Hotel Restaurant Management study. In addition to undertaking course-work, students may be able to participate in an internship for credit.
Setting Bad-Honnef is a suburb of Bonn and was once the home of former West Germany's first chancellor. Bonn, a relaxed, friendly city caught everyone, including itself, by surprise when it was chosen as the "temporary" capital for West Germany in 1949. The birthplace of Beethoven.
Where: Jena in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Year Round
Northern Arizona University The Friedrich-Schillers-University, 188 miles south of Berlin and 220 miles north-east of Frankfurt/Main, is almost 450 years old. The university is associated with names like Leibnitz, Schiller, and Zeiss. Currently, there are over 10,000 students studying in Jena
Overview Classes are offered in areas such as Mathematics/Science, Chemistry, Biology, Political Science, English and American Studies, German as a Foreign Language, and Business Administration/Economics.
Setting Jena is located in an area called "the green heart of Germany." The city is surrounded by tall limestone hills, which makes it slightly warmer than surrounding areas and allows 27 different varieties of wild orchids to flourish there.
Where: Freiburg (im Breisgau) in Germany
When: Academic Year
Northern Arizona University Study and live with German students at one of our program sites in Germany. Students earn NAU credit for course-work completed, in German and occasionally in English, at one of our German partner institutions.
Overview Courses are offered in many different areas of study and vary by program site. For more information, contact the NAU International Office.
Value NAU's program in Germany are exchanges, therefore the program fee is just NAU tuition. For up to dates costs, please contact the NAU International Office.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Northern Illinois University Non-paid academic internships. Internships provide experience in a realistic setting.
Overview Courses chosen to complement internships.
Where: Germany
Pennsylvania College of Technology Penn College offers a semester exchange program at the Fachhochschule Wuerzburg (FH Wuerzburg). The International Business Program at FH Wuerzburg is designed to prepare students for the current state of affairs in business and to train an international professional who is sensitive to other cultures, values and customs.
Overview Take classes in international management, marketing and German language. Designed for students with a business background, the program is open to all students, with some business prerequisites.
Setting Wuerzburg is in the north-central part of Bavaria in a region know as Franken and has about 127,000 inahabitants. Thelalndscape is rolling hills and forest; there are numerous cafes, pubs and an open market in Wuerzburg, as well as 30,000 students.
Value Pay Penn College tuition for five courses. Accommodations, meals and travel is extra. Students are assigned rooms in student housing facilities near the institution.
Where: Germany
Pennsylvania College of Technology Penn College offers a semester exchange program at the Fachhochschule Wuerzburg (FH Wuerzburg). The International Business Program at FH Wuerzburg is designed to prepare students for the current state of affairs in business and to train an international professional who is sensitive to other cultures, values and customs.
Overview Take classes in international management, marketing and German language. Designed for students with a business background, the program is open to all students, with some business prerequisites.
Setting Wuerzburg is in the north-central part of Bavaria in a region know as Franken and has about 127,000 inahabitants. Thelalndscape is rolling hills and forest; there are numerous cafes, pubs and an open market in Wuerzburg, as well as 30,000 students.
Value Pay Penn College tuition for five courses. Accommodations, meals and travel is extra. Students are assigned rooms in student housing facilities near the institution.
Where: Bonn in Germany
When: Winter Semester, Summer
Ripon College, International Study Center 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.
Overview Students with sufficient language skills can take courses in almost any field, while those who need more training receive intensive training in German, along with German culture, history, and arts.
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Setting Students are integrated into German university life: You won't be hanging out with a bunch of Americans.
Value Airfare, housing, a food stipend, field trips and a rail pass are included in the program fee.
Where: Hamburg in Germany
When: Spring Semester, Academic Year
Smith College The Smith College program in Hamburg integrates students fully into the academic and social life of the University of Hamburg. A Smith faculty serves as the resident director.
Overview The Semester or year-long program begins with an intensive five-week orientation. Courses are available in most major fields of study; courses in the student's major are supplemented by tutorials.
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Setting Students are housed in university dormitories (single rooms and shared kitchen facilities) located throughout the city with German and other international students. Day excursions are provided including a longer excursion to Berlin.
Value Program cost covers tuition, room and board, numerous group excursions, supplementary health insurance through the Universitat Hamburg, university fees and tutorials.
Where: Konstanz in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
State University of New York at Stony Brook (SUNY) The program offers regular university courses in mathematics, physics, chemistry, psychology, sociology, economics, history, philosophy, linguistics and other academic areas. This program provides for direct enrollment in university courses. / The program begins with an optional intensive language and culture course. Students may continue to take courses offered for international students and/or may enroll directly in host university courses during the academic year, depending upon linguistic ability. Students have the opportunity to develop a program of study related to their academic needs. Housing is reserved for University program participants.
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Where: Potsdam in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
State University of New York College at Potsdam (SUNY) Exchange program in a newly expanded university in former East Germany, the historic capital of the Prussian kings and site of the signing of the Peace Treaty in 1945. There are three campuses, one amid architectural masterpieces-the royal palaces of park Sans Souci. Students are housed in dormitories. Intensive German language program available before as well as during semester. This program provides for direct enrollment in host university courses.
Where: Germany
When: Summer, MayMester Intersession
Where: Freiburg (im Breisgau) in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
Stetson University Students are enrolled at one or two host country universities depending on their interests and their German level. Students live in a dormitory with German university students.
Overview Students may choose from German language courses to a wide range of other topics. All courses are taught in German and course selection depends on German language level.
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Setting The beautiful city of Frieburg is located in the southwestern region of the Black Forest and a half-hour drive from Switzerland and France. There are several universities in the area, which makes Freiburg a true student town.
Value The comprehensive fee includes tuition, room, board, several excursions, round trip travel, international health insurance, and in-country orienation.
Where: Berlin in Germany
When: Fall Semester
Studienforum Berlin e.V. Nazareth College of Rochester, N.Y., and Studienforum Berlin offer a 15-credit, 16-week fall semester program in Germany's capital, taught in English. The program is open to all undergraduate students who want to acquire U.S. credit.
Overview Students take five courses: three cross-listed liberal arts courses, an intensive German language course, and an internship permitting use of English. Course subjects are "The Berlin Republic in an enlarging Europe", "Literature, Theatre and Film in Berlin", "German History 1914-1990".
Setting Program allows for the unique opportunity to observe the changes in Central Europe first-hand and to experience history in the making.
Value The program meets highest academic standards; credit transfer is via Nazareth College of Rochester, N.Y. Program includes room (homestay) and board (2 meals), tuition, pick-up service, welcome package, cultural events, excursions anf field trips to Potsdam, Weimar/Buchenwald/Erfurt, Dresden, Prague.
Where: Wittenberg in Germany
When: Spring Semester
University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire Designed for students with an intermediate level of German, this program offers homestays and community service projects in addition to academic courses taught in German. Tours to nearby cities are also included.
Overview Depending on the courses already taken, students are placed in a combination of German language & culture courses. Students typically earn fourteen to seventeen credits at the 200 and 300 hundred (intermediate) level.
Setting Wittenberg, a town of approximately 60,000, offers a central location for exploration of the former German Democratic Republic and other countries in Eastern Europe. It is 2 hours south of Berlin by train, and within an easy day-trip, again by train, to many other cities.
Where: Jena in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Studyagent This preparatory course (German language, assessment test training and university guide) held in Germany for one year will enable you to pass the assessment tests and access any German university and study for free (300 universities and colleges to choose from). No previous German required
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Value Apply online until the 15th of July/December. We are providing accommodation, health insurance, inexpensive flight, German bank account, visa support and social integration. Your advantages: no tuition fees, 50% less living expenses than UK, German as a Foreign language certified
Where: Bamberg in Germany
Studyagent Studyagent provides you with an unique opportunity to study for FREE in Germany and to acquire German as a foreign language
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Where: Stuttgart in Germany
Stuttgart Institute of Management and Technology The Stuttgart Institute of Management and Technology (SIMT) is the joint management school of the universities of Stuttgart, Hohenheim and Tuebingen and has been founded in 1998 on the initiative of a number of renowned global players headquartered in the Stuttgart area, among them Bosch, DaimlerChrysler, Hewlett-Packard, Siemens and Trumpf. As a graduate school of Management, SIMT exclusively offers postgraduate MBA programs.
Overview The SIMT Full-Time Programs are organized on a term basis, consisting of three terms per academic year All SIMT Full-Time Programs require four terms of academic study, plus the completion of a substantial industry-based project. Following the fourth term students may take advantage of internships and/or project work within firms.
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Where: Rostock in Germany
When: Fall Semester
The Institut Européen des Hautes Etudes Internationales The I.E.H.E.I. offers a one-year interdisciplinary graduate program in European Studies and International Relations, leading to the "M.A. in European and International Studies".The program includes the following modules:International Relations, European Integration, Democracy and Society, Federalism.
Overview "M.A. in European and International Studies" Students who successfully complete the program acquire 60 ECTS credits.
Setting This program is supported by the European Union. The program includes semesters in Nice and Berlin, as well as seminars in Rostock and Rome. A study trip to European and international organizations is part of the program. We will also help students find internships in such organizations.
Where: Rostock in Germany
When: Fall Semester
The Institut Européen des Hautes Etudes Internationales The I.E.H.E.I. offers a one-year interdisciplinary graduate program in European Studies and International Relations, leading to the "M.A. in European and International Studies".The program includes the following modules:International Relations, European Integration, Democracy and Society, Federalism.
Overview "M.A. in European and International Studies" Students who successfully complete the program acquire 60 ECTS credits.
Setting This program is supported by the European Union. The program includes semesters in Nice and Berlin, as well as seminars in Rostock and Rome. A study trip to European and international organizations is part of the program. We will also help students find internships in such organizations.
Where: Tübingen in Germany
When: Spring Semester
Tufts University, Programs Abroad Office Tufts-in-Tübingen participants are completely integrated into the Eberhard-Karls University which is located in southwest Germany. Completion of 4 semesters of college level German or the equivalent is required.
Where: Konstanz in Germany
When: Academic Year
Where: Germany
When: Academic Year
University of Applied Sciences Furtwangen This is a fully accredited graduate program, with two taught semesters, and one set aside for thesis work. The program is still tuition-free, and centers on the rapidly growing market of MEMS (Micro Electro Mechanical Systems) and related fields; program entry is usually possible once a year in autumn.
Overview The Department of Computer & Electrical Engineering is has outstanding facilities in the area of Microsystems Engineering, making, for example, the production of micromechanic devices and electronic circuits possible in its own clean room facilities.
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Value The program is government sponsored; students only have to be able to cover the cost of living. A few special departmental scholarships are available to outstanding applicants or students.
Where: Regensburg in Germany
University of Colorado at Boulder The University of Colorado at Boulder is pleased to offer you the opportunity to spend an academic year in Regensburg. At the University of Regensburg you will live and study in a lovely medieval German town and at a top-notch German university.
Overview The University of Regensburg was established in 1962 and since that time has become one of the outstanding universities in Germany. The university is known for excellence in the natural and social sciences.
Setting Regensburg is located in Bavaria, one of the most distinctive regions of the entire nation. It is a thriving city of approximately 150,000 and is a major port on the Danube with beautiful and well-preserved architecture as well as striking, modern buildings.
Value A special feature of the Regensburg program is a very active "host" family component. Although you do not live with this family, you will be welcomed into their home throughout the year, which gives you the opportunity to see German life outside of the university setting and to develop close relations with people other than students.
Where: Regensburg in Germany
University of Connecticut, Study Abroad Programs A semester of work and a semester of study with the Fachhochschule of Regensburg for engineering and business students.
Where: Bayreuth in Germany
When: Winter Semester, Spring Semester
University of Delaware Overseas Programs Students from any college are welcome to apply to the Bayreuth Program.
Overview Class loads for semester programs are typically 12-15 credits (four to five classes). Winter sessions are typically 6-7 credits (two classes). Both programs allow considerable time for independent sight-seeing and travel.
Where: Mannheim in Germany
University of Massachusetts International Programs Office The University of Massachusetts Baden-W rttemberg Exchange enables students to spend a year or a semester at one of the nine universities in Baden-W rttemberg.
Overview The exchange provides opportunities for undergraduates and graduates in all majors to study in virtually all academic disciplines. Students enroll directly in German university courses taught in German or sometimes in English.
Setting The UMass Office in Freiburg assists students in personal and academic matters during their stay abroad.
Value The UMass Exchange with Baden-W rttemberg is one of the most affordable German study abroad programs in the U.S.
Where: Germany
When: Summer
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Study with German students at the Eberhard-Karls Universitaet in Tuebingen, in the heart of southwest Germany. This program lets you fully immerse yourself in the German culture and experience German academics.
Overview Students enroll directly into the University of Tuebingen and study alongside German students in any subject amongst the full range of classes. All students may enroll in a month-long intensive language course prior to the beginning of the academic year.
Setting The 500-year-old Universitaet Tuebingen is set in a 900-year-old town built along the river Neckar as it winds through southwestern Germany. Home to 25,000 students, the town also features a castle and tower on the banks of the river and its narrow cobbled streets have much to offer in terms of culture, entertainment, and social life.
Where: Bonn in Germany
When: Academic Year
University of Southern Mississippi, 2 Semester/Year Abroad Program in which students can earn 30 - 36 semester hours of credit; prior language instruction is required. Students must apply one year before planned date of study.
Where: Bonn in Germany
University of Wisconsin - Madison Academic Year in Frieburg.
Where: Freiburg in Germany
When: Academic Year
University of Wisconsin - Madison The Academic Year in Freiburg program offers students the opportunity to improve their German language skills while taking program classes and regular university courses in fields such as the social sciences, the natural sciences, and humanities.
Overview The program runs from early September to late July, and includes a two-month break from mid-February to mid-April between terms when students are free to travel. Students have the opportunity to speak German and develop new friendships living along German and other international students. Past participants have also made friends through extracurricular activities such as music groups and athletic teams. Students will benefit from contact with a U.S. Faculty member who serves as the Resident Director to help participants with academic concerns and other aspects of daily life in Germany.
Setting Freiburg is a town of approximately 200,000 people, located in the Upper Rhine Valley at the foot of the Black Forest in southern Germany. Freiburg is a vibrant college town with 24,000 students currently enrolled at Albert-Ludwigs-Universitaet
Value In Freiburg, students can enjoy a variety of cultural activities, including concerts, exhibitions, and theater productions. Freiburg is only 40 miles from the Swiss border, 14 miles from the French border, and offers convenient access to Basel and Strasbourg, making travel during breaks both easy and affordable.
Where: Magdeburg in Germany
When: Spring Semester
University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point, International Programs Office Language specific program: "Deutsch als Fremdsprache" Previous study of German, 4 semesters or equiv. required. Students stay in the dormitories.
Overview Excellent teachers, all Germans! Week-long tour to Berlin.
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Setting Former East Germany. Capitol of Saxon-Anhalt.
Where: Bonn in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
University of Wisconsin - Madison Students should consider their individual level of German language ability and decide if they want to focus on language learning or regular university classes. All programs begin with a 4-5 week orientation which includes language instruction and an introduction to German life and culture. General Program: Minimum of four semesters university-level German. If participants’ level of German is proficient, they can enroll in university courses in addition to German language or interdisciplinary classes. Intensive Language Program (ILP): Minimum of 2 semesters university-level German. First semester, students take courses concentrating on German language. Second semester, they may enroll in regular university courses if their language level is proficient.
Overview This study abroad program enables students to directly enroll at Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms Universität, or Bonn University. With approximately 38,000 students, it is one of the largest universities in Germany that has extensive educational facilities and offers a wide range of courses. Students can select from intensive and advanced language learning classes as well as interdisciplinary courses and regular university courses
Setting Bonn is a city of about 350,000 and is an exciting place in which to live and study. Regarded as one of Germany’s finest cities, it was the capital of Germany until the fall of the Berlin Wall. Bonn is over 2,000 years old and offers historic monuments as well as the Rhine River. Located near the Dutch, Belgian and French borders, Bonn is a convenient gateway for exploring Europe.
Value Thanks to its outstanding reputation in research and teaching and its excellent location, Bonn University ranks among the best in Germany, and the staff of the International Office provides administrative and academic assistance and advising to program participants.
Where: Regensburg in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Vanderbilt University Participants are enrolled directly in the University of Regensburg with the full status of German students. Courses taught primarily in German.
Where: Regensburg in Germany
When: Spring Semester
Wesleyan University The program (with University of Reg.) maintains the high academic standards and dedication to a sound liberal education for which Wesleyan i s known.
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Where: Bamberg in Germany
When: Fall Semester, Academic Year
Overview Students must be fluent in German
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Setting The university is locaed in Bamberg, Germany, a picturesque Bavarian hamlet of 70,000 people and is located in south-central Germany about a two-and-a-half hour train ride east from Frankfurt.
Value Credit for classes is variable
Where: Germany
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Zeppelin University The new Masters of Arts in Communication and Cultural Management at Zeppelin University, Germany, represents a fresh and multidisciplinary approach to exploring issues in these uniquely interesting and crucial academic disciplines: fresh in its conceptualisation, multidisciplinary in its curriculum.
Overview The program offers a wide range of subject matter for tomorrow's communication and cultural managers. 5 required modules are taken over the course of the 1st and 2nd semesters, followed by 4 additional required electives and taken during the 3rd and, if necessary, fourth semesters.
Setting 1st semester: Philosophy of Science; Theories of Modern Societies; Scopes and Methods; German Course. 2nd Semester: Advanced Management Sciences; Research and Project Colloquium; German Course. 3rd Semester: 3 Required Electives. 4th Semester: Required Elective, Master?s Thesis, Capstone Colloquium
Value Students are required to complete one international internship during the program. In addition, all students are required to select a faculty coach and a practice coach for the duration of their study.
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