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Study Abroad Opportunities
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The Maya Experience
December 28, 2006-January 10, 2007
Wintersession Study Abroad 2008-09
Experience the Yucatan
December 28, 2008-January 9, 2009There will be two courses offered: LAS589 The Maya Experience and LAS590 Gender, Language and Cultural Images of Mexico. The estimated program cost is: $1,900, plus tuition, instructional service and technology fees, if you register for one of the three credit courses.
The estimated cost for travel only participants is: $2,200. Priority is given to student enrolled in the three credit course.
An informational meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 27, at 5:30 PM. The location will be announced as soon as possible.
Registration forms are now available and a $200 non-refundable deposit is being accepted to confirm participation. If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Dr. Jerra Jenrette, by email at jjenrette@edinboro.edu, or by telephone at 732-2575. The Department of History and Anthropology is locoated at 146 Hendricks Hall. Registration forms are also available in the International Student Services Office, 119 McNerney Hall.
PASSHE Visiting Student Program
Edinboro University students can study abroad on a program offered by one of the other State System universities but remain an Edinboro student. All fees are paid to host institution. Students interested in this program should contact Ms. Linda Kightlinger, Director of Adult and International Student Services, by email at internationl@edinboro.edu. The Adult and International Student Services Office is located in 119 McNerney Hall.Student Teaching
Edinboro University students have the option to do half of their student teaching in Pennsylvania and the other half in an international setting. Interested students should contact the Student Teaching Office, Miller Hall 152, or by phone at 814-732-2740.
Here is your chance at an opportunity of a lifetime! You can apply to study for a semester or academic year under one of Edinboro University of Pennsylvania's Cooperative Exchange Programs. For more information about a particular site and an application contact the Adult and International Student Services Office, 119 McNerney Hall, 732-2770.
Germany
Wurzburg Scheinfurt University of Applied Science
Wurzburg, Germany
Fall 2008 or Academic Year
LINK: www.fh-wuerzburg.de/
Poland
Marie Curie-Sklodowska University
Lublin, Poland
Spring 2009
LINK: www.cjkp.umcs.lublin.pl
Mexico
Autonomous University of Yucatan
Merida, Mexico
Spring 2009 or Fall 2008 or Academic Year
LINK: www.uady.mx/indexf.html
Study at Mexico 2008
Cultural Experiences Abroad (CEA) Studying abroad is more than just an experience, it is an investment in one's future.
CEA understands the high demand for study abroad programming to deliver innovative and exciting curriculum in multiple disciplines across the globe. CEA is responding to this demand by offering over 300 program options with an even wider array of courses and increasing plans for academic development every year. CEA prides itself not only on offering a wide range of program options with a history of excellence in the areas of language and culture, but also on offering coursework in traditionally under-represented disciplines such as engineering and business.
Visit www.GoWithCEA.com/Finder to find program options that offer courses in your specific field of study.
A representative from Cultural Experiences Abroad (CEA) will be available for you to learn about study abroad opportunities and to answer any questions.
Date: Tuesday, February 12th
Place: Baron Forness Library, First floor
Time: 9-11 a.m.Students who have selected a CEA program who would like to meet with her individually, appointments are available from 2:00-4:00 pm on Tuesday, February 12th. For freshman interested in study abroad, Kathleen will also be present at February 12th's Common Hour-"Learn About Study Abroad". Contact the International Student Services Office for more information or to schedule an appointment (x2770 or internationl@edinboro.edu).
CEA has study abroad programs in Argentina, Australia, China, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, England, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Poland, Russia, and Spain. Learn more at: http://www.gowithcea.com.
Growth as a global citizen, heightened academic performance and professional development are of paramount importance to students of the millennial generation. Experiential learning is a key component in the path to accomplishing these endeavors. CEA promotes hands-on learning and an engaging academic environment throughout all programming initiatives. Through the integration of local resources in cross-cultural learning, CEA features a comprehensive portfolio of academic offerings across multiple disciplines. CEA is proud to have helped more than 13,000 students obtain a global education.
Faculty-Led Study Abroad Opportunities for 2008
Summer Study Abroad Program to Poland
May 14-25, 2008
This program is full!Program Fee
The estimated program cost is: $1,990, plus tuition, instructional service and technology fees, if you register for the three credit course.The estimated cost for travel only participants is: $2,350. Priority is given to student enrolled in the three credit course.
PLSH100: Introduction to Polish Culture
Dr. Janusz Czejdo, Foreign Languages DepartmentThe International Student Services Office is offering an educational tour of Poland which will include Holocaust sites. The tentative schedule includes four days in Lublin, four days in Cracow, and three days in Warsaw. The program fee includes meals, housing and round-trip airfare to Warsaw, Poland. PASSPORT IS REQUIRED FOR TRAVEL TO POLAND!
If you are interested in this course, please contact Dr. Janusz Czejdo, by email at jczejdo@edinboro.edu, or by telephone at 732-2687. Dr. Czejdo's Office is located in 324 Centennial Hall.
Northampton Summer Institute
Saturday, 5 July until Friday, 8 August 2008Studying at the Summer Institute at the University of Northampton will offer the chance to extend your college experience to some of the most beautiful areas of England.
The town of Northampton is a mixture of old and new. Much of the surrounding countryside is very rural and typically English. It is centrally located and several nearby Northamptonshire villages vie for the title "Centre of England". Consequently, during your stay at Northampton you will be within easy travelling distance of many cultural and historic centres - Cambridge, Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick Castle, Althorp, Hampton Court, Stamford and Burghley House, Blenheim Palace, Woburn Abbey, Windsor Castle. London with its many cosmopolitan attractions is less than an hour away. You will have the opportunity to visit many of these places during your stay.
The academic program of the Institute offers courses in the humanities and social sciences. All are taught by experienced faculty from either The University of Northampton or our partner universities in the USA and Canada. Courses include: British Literature Survey; Creative Writing; Crime and Punishment; Representing Britain: Media & Culture in the UK; Cross-cultural Management; History of Renaissance Art; Acting: British Society on Stage; Globalisation, Human Rights and Terrorism; Serial Murder: Issues and Problems; and Philosophy of Love and Sex.
In addition to the wide variety of academic courses offered, one of the central characteristics of the Institute is the extensive and innovative cultural program. Excursions beyond the campus will take your to other important and memorable regions of Britain. You will have the opportunity to explore the delightful countryside of Northamptonshire and to visit cities such as Oxford and Bath and Shakespeare's home town of Stratford-upon-Avon. The whole third week of the Summer Institute will be devoted to a field trip to places relevant to the subjects you will be studying. Depending on your choice of subjects, you will visit either London or Florence.
During your stay you will also be able to take part in a varied social program. Activities will include welcome and farewell parties, film nights, quiz nights, a 'pub crawl' and the opportunity to try your skills at other typically English social and sporting activities. You will be living in an international environment, and we hope that you will make the most of your stay in England. There is much to explore and experience - towns and cities, local people and their customs, famous country houses and heritage sites.
More information can be found on their website at: www.northampton.ac.uk/summerinstitute
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