Study Abroad: Germany - Summer
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Academy of German Language in Heidelberg
Hauptstra§e 169
Heidelberg 69117 Germany
Phone: 011+49-0-6221-180485
Where: Heidelberg
When: Throughout the year
Curriculum Highlights: 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 Description: 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.
Subjects Areas: Cultural/Regional Studies, German (Language, Literature, Studies)

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Alma College
Office of International Education 614 W. Superior Street
Alma, MI 48801-1599 USA
Phone: 1-989-463-7247
Where: Kassel
When: Summer,
Program of Studies in Germany: Study German language, literature, and culture in Kassel, Germany.
Subjects Areas: History, Political Science, Politics, Economics, Comparative Literature, International Studies, Cultural/Regional Studies, German (Language, Literature, Studies)

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BCA
50 Alpha Drive
Elizabethtown, PA 17022 USA
Phone: 1-866-222-6188
Where: Marburg
When: Summer
German Language and Culture: Hessen International Summer University at Philipps University is designed to give students an intensive introduction to German language, culture and politics. The program is ideal for students who need to improve their German skills before undertaking a semester's study in Germany.
Curriculum Highlights: ISU offers courses in both German and English with a theme-based program focusing on a specific topic. Students even have the option to take some of the courses in English and some in German.
Setting Description: Marburg, which suffered relatively little damage from bombing during WWII, is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Germany. With a population of only 80,000, it offers the friedliness and convenience of a small city, as well as the cultural advantages of a university town.
Program Value: German language courses are offered at three levels to accommodate everyone - from beginners to those who have achieved fluency in the language.
Subjects Areas: Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature, Cultural/Regional Studies

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Center for Cultural Interchange
746 N. LaSalle Drive
Chicago, IL 60610 USA
Phone: 866-684-9675/ 312-944-2544
Where: Munich, Hamburg, Berlin or Throughout the Country
When: Throughout the year for three to four weeks, or Throughout the year for one to four weeks
Language Travel / Independent Homestay: This program offers adults and teens (age 16+) the opportunity to improve existing language skills or learn a new language. Participants take intensive language courses while living with host families. Or a program that offers students and adults complete immersion in another language and culture. Participants live with a carefully selected host family where they will be received as a family member, and will be involved in the family's daily activities.

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Center for Study Abroad
325 Washington Avenue South # 93
Kent, WA 98032 USA
Phone: 1-206-726-1498
Where: Stuttgart
When: Summer, Fall, Spring, Winter
German Language Studies: Low cost programs since 1990. Europe, Asia, Central and South America. Open to all students. College credit. Admission guaranteed.
Subjects Areas: German (Language, Literature, Studies)

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Duke University
Office of Study Abroad
Durham, NC 27708-0057 USA
Phone: 1-919-684-2174
Where: Berlin
When: Late June- Early August
Duke Summer in Berlin: Duke Summer in Berlin will offer a range of elective courses in a stimulating and historical urban environment. The program is interdisciplinary in nature, attractive to students with a substantial interest in German politics and culture.
Subjects Areas: German (Language, Literature, Studies)

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Georgetown University
Office of International Programs Box 571013
Washington, DC 20057-1013 USA
Phone: 1-202-687-5867 1-202-687-5620 (Veronique's)
Where: Trier
When: June 3 - July 7, 2006
German Language and Culture: Georgetown University will conduct a five-week academic program in cooperation with the UniversitŠt Trier. The program, directed by Professor Pfeiffer, offers six-credit intensive language courses above the introductory level, as well as three-credit courses and seminars for more advanced students.
Subjects Areas: Cultural/Regional Studies, German (Language, Literature, Studies), Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature

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Heidelberg College
Heidelberg at Heidelberg Summer Program, 310 East Market Street
Tiffin, OH 44883-2462 USA
Phone: 1-419-448-2062
Where: Heidelberg
When: Summer
Heidelberg Summer Program in German Language and German Studies: Studying in Heidelberg, home of Germany's oldest university, you will become more independent and self-reliant. You have full use of the Heidelberg at Heidelberg study center in the heart of the Altstadt (with claslsrooms, internet access, library, tv room); Heidelberg at Heidelberg faculty and staff help you make many new friends and insure that your summer school is unforgettable – both academicly and personally.
Curriculum Highlights: The focus is on experiential learning outside of the classroom as well as inside. For students at the intermediate or advanced level, 6-credit intensive language courses and a cultural encounters course will boost your German proficiency rapidly. In addition, choose up to two 1-credit mini courses: The Berlin seminar, German Cultural Sampler, or Germany and the European Union. All courses are taught in German by native speaker faculty.
Setting Description: Located on the Neckar River in southwest Germany 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, student pubs and sports facilities.
Program Value: All coursework, health insurance, room and board, a public transportation pass, and an official transcript are included in the program fee. Numerous study trips and excursions--including a 4-day study trip to Berlin—are also included. In addition, students are provided with a GermanRail pass for individual weekend travel. You live with host families and are matched with a language partner from the University of Heidelberg, providing you with a total immersion experience.

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