SUMMER PROGRAMS INTERNATIONAL STUDIES ABROAD STUDIESABROAD.COM PACIFIC MIDDLE EAST LATIN AMERICA EUROPE AFRICA 2017 ASIA INTRODUCTION

Why Choose ISA 1 Housing Options 6

The ISA Advantage 2 Academics Online 8

Student Resources & Social Media 3 Divisions & Subsidiaries 9

ISA’s Committment to Education 4 Accreditation 10

Health and Safety 5 International Host Universities 12

AFRICA ASIA

MOROCCO: Meknes • 16 CHINA: Shanghai • 20

SOUTH KOREA: Seoul • 22

THAILAND: Bangkok • 23

EUROPE

BELGIUM: Brussels • 26 IRELAND: Dublin • 37 Galway • 38 Limerick • 40

CZECH REPUBLIC: Prague • 27 ITALY: Florence • 42 Milan • 44 Rome • 45

ENGLAND: London • 28 SCOTLAND: Stirling • 46

FRANCE: Lille • 30 Paris • 32 SPAIN: Barcelona • 48 Granada • 51 Madrid • 53 Málaga • 54 Salamanca • 55 Santander • 56 GERMANY: Berlin • 34 Sevilla • 57 Valencia • 58

GREECE: Thessaloniki • 36

LATIN AMERICA

ARGENTINA: Buenos Aires • 60 COSTA RICA: Heredia • 69 San José • 71 Santa Cruz • 74

BRAZIL: Florianópolis • 62 CUBA: Havana • 75

CHILE: Valparaíso/Viña del Mar • 64 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Santiago • 76

COLOMBIA: Barranquilla • 67 PERU: Cusco • 78 Lima • 80

MIDDLE EAST

JORDAN: Amman • 84

PACIFIC

AUSTRALIA: Adelaide • 88 Gold Coast • 89 TRAVEL PROGRAMS: Australian Sporting Industry • 96 Sydney • 90 Edge of the Outback: Australian Photography • 97

NEW ZEALAND: Dunedin • 92 Palmerston North • 93 Wellington • 94

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

ISA Internships & Service-Learning 98 Program Prices and Dates 102

Alumni Survey 99 How to Apply 108

High School & Gap Year Programs 100 WHY CHOOSE ISA

ABOUT ISA

Since 1987, ISA has offered quality study abroad programs for U.S. and Canadian In the age of globalization, it is becoming increasingly important to gain an intimate students, and we are proud to have joined the WorldStrides family! WorldStrides is understanding of another culture. As you browse through this catalog, we hope that the largest and most trusted educational travel company in the world. Founded in you begin to understand the wide range of programs and services that ISA offers. 1967, WorldStrides has grown to provide global educational programs for 400,000 Please keep in mind that while this catalog provides a great deal of information students annually. about our programs, more detailed information can be found on the ISA website at studiesabroad.com. As a leader in international education, ISA is dedicated to providing you with the opportunity to discover and enjoy a way of life different from your own. From your By opening this catalog, you have shown an eagerness to learn about other cultures. initial contact with ISA, your personal objectives become our priority. We will strive By studying or interning abroad, you will have the opportunity to become part of to fulfill your goals in a personalized and professional manner. Our U.S.-based the local culture and traditions that are unique to your host city and gain a global ISA team and the various ISA teams across the globe are committed to fulfilling perspective in the process. your expectations and helping you have an unforgettable experience abroad, both academically and culturally.

INCLUDED IN AN ISA PROGRAM

COMPREHENSIVE ADVISING AND SUPPORT ORIENTATION AND BRIDGING CULTURES PROGRAM A team of helpful ISA staff members guides students through the entire study Prior to departure, all ISA students will go through a comprehensive online abroad process. The U.S. staff helps prospective students with program selection and orientation. While abroad, our resident staff will conduct the Bridging Cultures completion of the ISA application. Program, which includes a thorough on-site orientation, and will provide support to students during their program. ISA’s staff members also provide assistance to VISA SUPPORT students upon their return to the U.S. Our U.S.-based staff is trained to handle visa issues for each of our program countries and their corresponding U.S.-based consulates. For select consulates, ISA TUTORING can assist in the delivery of all necessary paperwork. All students participating in ISA’s foreign language acquisition programs will have access to tutoring at our on-site offices at no additional cost. TUITION AT THE HOST UNIVERSITY Tuition at the host university is included in the program price. AIRPORT RECEPTION Transportation is provided from the airport for students who arrive during the ISA- OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT FROM HOST UNIVERSITY WITH ISA COVER LETTER designated pick-up times. Airport reception is not provided for Intensive Month or Upon the successful completion of an ISA program, the student’s host university will J-Term programs. issue an official transcript that lists all coursework. ISA will send this transcript to the appropriate office at the student’s home university. Additionally, ISA will provide a HOUSING cover letter explaining the host university’s grading system and a translation of the Housing is included in the price of all ISA programs, excluding the Pacific region. transcript, as necessary. Accommodations will vary according to program site and session. For more details on ISA’s housing options, please refer to the housing chart on pp. 6-8. FULL-TIME RESIDENT STAFF ISA’s full-time resident staff assists students with all aspects of their experience EXCURSIONS abroad. The resident staff provides support during official course registration and We include organized excursions with all of our programs to complement the arranges the Bridging Cultures Program, excursions, weekly meetings, cultural academic component of the student’s study abroad experience. Excursions are not activities and much more. included for Intensive Month or J-Term programs.

Staff members are trained to ensure the well-being of each program participant and CULTURAL ACTIVITIES are dedicated to facilitating a positive and meaningful study abroad experience. Resident staff will organize unique activities to expose our students to the essence of their host city from a local’s point of view. ON-SITE ISA OFFICES Most program locations have an on-site ISA office with a full-time resident staff. INSURANCE The on-site offices offer students a source of security while abroad by serving as a Insurance is provided during the official dates of the program. Extensions of coverage common meeting place and resource center. are available for an additional fee if students plan to be abroad before or after the program period. A full description of coverage can be found on the ISA website. COMPUTER AND INTERNET ACCESS ISA students enjoy free internet access at ISA on-site offices and/or computer labs at 24-HOUR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE the host university. ISA is continuing to install wireless internet services at additional Emergency assistance is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. program sites.

1 THE ISA ADVANTAGE

BRIDGING CULTURES PROGRAM ISA DISCOVERY MODEL

The Bridging Cultures Program (BCP) encompasses the ISA on-site orientation delivered to all A primary objective of all ISA programs is to facilitate the learning students in the first days of their ISA program, with key improvements in areas related to goal setting, and development of students. We rely on host universities to intercultural awareness, diversity and professional development. For a number of reasons, the first provide quality instruction in the classroom, but ISA is the main days that follow a student’s arrival on site offer us some of the best opportunities to effectively facilitator of learning outside of the classroom. Our efforts to transmit information to program participants. While the pre-departure orientations that students promote student learning are shaped by an educational framework receive from ISA and their home universities are also important, students are typically more ready to we call the ISA Discovery Model. According to this model, student focus on their study abroad experience when they arrive at their host country. learning and development is organized into five areas of discovery: 1. INTERCULTURAL 2. HISTORICAL 3. SOCIOPOLITICAL The BCP is designed to help ISA make the most of this important opportunity to educate students, 4. PROFESSIONAL and 5. ENVIRONMENTAL. Throughout the and to give students the tools that will facilitate discovery and learning during their program. The duration of all ISA programs, we provide participants opportunities BCP is an important introduction to a new culture, home and experience. The BCP is designed to to pursue guided learning in these five areas of discovery through prepare students for a successful, positive and rewarding experience that will influence the rest of participation in ISA excursions, cultural activities and community their lives. involvement.

DISCOVERY MODEL TYPE EXAMPLES

INTERCULTURAL • Introduce theories of intercultural development and communication to our students prior to departure and on site ISA aims to increase student intercultural competence in during the Bridging Cultures Program. cross-cultural settings. • Provide students with specific advice to help them function more effectively in their host culture.

• Offer language tutoring to our students and arrange cultural/linguistic exchanges between our students and locals.

• Arrange cultural activities that promote a cross-cultural exchange and allow our students to observe and participate in local culture.

HISTORICAL • Offer excursions to museums, archaeological sites, monuments, architectural marvels, famous homes, cultural icons ISA encourages our students to have an appreciation of their and UNESCO Heritage Sites, all with clearly defined learning objectives. host country’s history, architecture and “Culture.” Historical • Take students to performances and provide context and history to help them better appreciate what they are seeing discovery involves education in the rich history of art, and hearing, such as tango in Buenos Aires, or flamenco in Spain. architecture, language, music, theatre and dance, and the development within, and influence on, the local and global community. We facilitate this area of discovery by visiting museums, touring monuments and attending performances.

SOCIOPOLITICAL • Describe local and national media channels and newspapers to help students understand the political/ideological ISA programs intend for students to be well-informed about leanings of various channels from a local perspective. the sociopolitical reality of their program location. We • Send students links to selected news stories and provide opportunities for discussion of the contents. All ISA strive to educate students so they can intelligently discuss students have access to a New York Times subscription as a part of their ISA program. We also post these stories important contemporary events. ISA wants students to on social media sites. articulate how current events impact host country nationals’ views of domestic and U.S. government policies, along with • Offer excursions that are directly related to sociopolitical issues, such as our excursion to the Demilitarized Zone identifying the main domestic media channels and how they (DMZ) in South Korea; its very existence has enormous geopolitical implications on trade, international security align politically and ideologically. and regional relations.

PROFESSIONAL • Provide access to the Professional Development Toolbox for all ISA participants before, during and after their program. ISA empowers students to use their time abroad as a means to The toolbox, located in the student portal, is a cache of multimedia resources designed to help with practical aspects explore their professional and career goals. Students receive of the job hunt including résumé and cover letter writing tips, interview coaching and advice for how to effectively the Professional Development Toolbox as a resource prior market their international experience. The utilization of the resources in the toolbox enables students to better to departure, during their time abroad and after returning articulate how their international experience has enhanced their skillset and how those transferable skills translate from their program. Our mission is to enable students to into benefits for their potential employer or post-graduate educational institution. intelligently leverage their study, internship or service- • Encourage students to think about how their international experience will give them a competitive advantage in the learning abroad experience when pursuing post-graduate job market. Students are to set "SMART" goals and to look for ways they can strategically use their time abroad to careers or continuing education. influence future professional development and career ambitions.

ENVIRONMENTAL • Offer at least one excursion or activity in each location that facilitates the interaction between our students and ISA provides opportunities for students to visit some of their the natural environment. host country’s incredible environmental wonders, as this • Educate students about local resource management procedures. Nearly every ISA office abroad has a recycling gives students an appreciation of, and connection with, the program in place, enabling us to promote conservation. natural ecology of the regions in which they are living. We have found that by developing an understanding of their • Promote a deeper understanding of the importance of communal spaces, involvement and civic engagement by local environment, students feel more comfortable, safe and incorporating a volunteer day as a cultural activity at all ISA sites. During the volunteer day, program participants healthy during their program. typically work alongside local residents to beautify a local park or public space.

2 STUDENT RESOURCES & SOCIAL MEDIA

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TOOLBOX

The Professional Development Toolbox is a key component of the Professional area experience to differentiate yourself from other graduates. The ability to articulate of the ISA Discovery Model and is available in the online orientation section of the value of your international experience is a skill. This toolbox will help you the student portal. From the start of your program through your re-entry process, communicate the transferable skills in a way that shows your potential employer or the resources available in this toolbox will help you to identify the skills and key post-grad university the concrete benefits you have gained as a direct result of your competencies that you have acquired through your international, academic and experience abroad. personal experiences. Our goal is to empower you to leverage your international

CONNECT WITH US!

FACEBOOK YOUTUBE SNAPCHAT Visit the main ISA Facebook page or our city- Hundreds of helpful videos including the 60 On: Snaps from ISA and around the world! Add ISA by specific Facebook pages to connect with ISA staff, Series, as well as videos about our locations abroad. pointing your camera at the snapcode below, press study abroad classmates, alumni and Global /isaytvideo1987 and hold the screen over the snapcode. Ambassadors. Find us at: facebook.com/ISAabroad or search "ISA study abroad - city"

TWITTER PINTEREST Looking for resources or tips about traveling and Daily surprises, near and far. Your source for study studying abroad? The ISA Twitter stream will be your abroad inspiration and much more. pinterest.com/ best source for up-to-the minute information. ISAabroad Follow us at: @ISAabroad

INSTAGRAM LINKEDIN Get inspired by pictures and videos from our Follow our organization and ISA professionals amazing students and ISA staff around the world. worldwide. linkedin.com/company/international- @ISAabroad studies-abroad-isa

VIDEO CONTEST PHOTO CONTEST ISA TODAY UPDATES

For ISA students who have a love for videography – The ISA photo contest is a student's chance to Read about program updates, view photos and find whether a cinephile, aspiring filmaker, vlogger or a showcase their artistic eye! We feature photos from travel advice on our staff blog. smartphone owner with a great artistic eye, we'd love experiences abroad in our promotional materials to see videos of the unforgettable moments that our and online. To find out more details and information Learn about the people and places that make ISA great students experience abroad. including prizes for contest winners, please visit at ISAToday.studiesabroad.com studiesabroad.com/alumni/photoContest ISA will select a winner from each of the six video (case sensitive) categories as well as a Grand Prize Winner. Prizes are awarded to the winners of each category. For more information, visit studiesabroad.com/alumni/ videocontest

COMMITMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENT ISA STUDENT BLOG

DIGITAL FORMS GREEN TEAM The ISA Student Blog is a place for students to share their stories from abroad. ISA is paperless! Students and study ISA's Green Team works to make This online network features posts from ISA alumni as well as students abroad, abroad advisors use digital forms and improvements to daily office operations. giving prospective students an inside look at what life is like as a student on an dedicated portals to access important Not only does ISA reduce, reuse and ISA program. documents and receive relevant recycle, we strive to make every aspect information. of study abroad more energy efficient. Link to the ISA Blog directly from the ISA homepage or go to: For more information on composting, blog.studiesabroad.com sustainability and tips on how you can make your travel abroad green, visit: studiesabroad.com/thinkgreen.

3 EDUCATION

ISA’S COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION

ISA’s mission is to provide high-quality education ACADEMIC SUPPORT TEAM AND RESOURCES able to receive academic credit through Carroll College. abroad opportunities to U.S. and Canadian university Our U.S. advisors help students find the program that Programs are available in Chile, Costa Rica, Dominican students at an affordable price. Our programs are best fits their academic needs and goals. ISA’s website Republic, India, Ireland, Jordan, Morocco, Peru and designed to maximize our participants’ learning. We also provides a wealth of information pertaining South Africa. understand that most university students need support to academics, including course and university and expert guidance before, during and after their time descriptions. Visit studiesabroad.com/experience for more abroad. ISA is a Global Associate of NAFSA: Association information. of International Educators, a charter member of Most of our resident staff members hold advanced the Forum on Education Abroad and adheres to the degrees or have worked either as instructors or TRANSFER CREDIT professional standards and ethics set forth by these university support staff. At all sites, ISA provides At the time of application, ISA asks that all students organizations. tutoring services to students enrolled in language receive academic approval from an advisor at their courses. Upon completion of the program, the ISA home institution. We advise students of the importance HOST INSTITUTIONS AND ACADEMIC SPONSORS staff in the U.S. is ready to provide support during the of meeting their universities’ internal requirements for ISA partners with host institutions that are accredited re-entry process. Students can visit the alumni section studying abroad and of receiving pre-approval for the or recognized by a legitimate accrediting agency, of the ISA website for information about credit transfer, classes they plan to take while on an ISA program. To a higher education association, the Holy See (for requesting additional transcripts and the Global simplify this approval process, our website provides pontifical schools) or other authoritative bodies, such Ambassador Program. course information including contact hours and course as a host country’s Ministry of Education. Students descriptions, and our advisors are available to answer who complete an ISA program receive an academic ISA DISCOVERY MODEL questions. transcript from their host institution or from a ISA provides students with valuable academic university serving as an ISA academic sponsor or opportunities both inside and outside the classroom to After the program has concluded, ISA sends an official school of record for select study centers. maximize their education abroad. By offering program transcript from the host institution to the student’s orientations, homestays with local families, cultural home university, along with a cover letter that With nearly 70 locations throughout the world, ISA gives activities, excursions and language exchanges, we translates the course titles, as necessary, and provides students the ability to choose from an extraordinary are able to enhance the learning that takes place in a suggested grade conversion scale. range of academic settings, campus cultures and the classroom in the areas of intercultural, historical, extracurricular resources. Common to all of ISA’s sociopolitical, professional and environmental FORUM ON EDUCATION ABROAD RECOGNITION programs, however, is a commitment to academic discovery. ISA successfully participated in the Forum on Education excellence and to helping ISA students maximize their Abroad Quality Improvement Program (QUIP) for our learning in and out of the classroom. ISA INTERNSHIPS & SERVICE-LEARNING academic programs in Granada, Spain. ISA is one of Internships are customized to meet the participant’s only a few institutions that has volunteered for this HOST PARTNERSHIPS individual goals for professional development. Résumé outside review to receive an impartial, independent Our U.S. staff is dedicated to addressing the questions and cover letter advising contribute to professional assessment of our programs by professionals in the and concerns of advisors and faculty members at growth and highlight transferable skills. Participants field, overseen by the Forum on Education Abroad. U.S. and Canadian universities sending students on may be able to receive academic credit through Carroll our programs. Additionally, ISA Resident Directors College. Programs are available in Australia, Chile, This group determined that ISA Granada programs work tirelessly to ensure that we maintain strong China, England, Ireland, New Zealand, South Korea and meet all the requirements for recognition by the relationships with the host institutions receiving our Spain. Forum for their adherence to the Standards of Good students. Practice, meaning that the assessed programs maintain Service-learning is designed to meet the needs of the a commitment and dedication both to offering high These relationships allow students to have a smooth local community while developing skills relevant to quality programs in education abroad at a level of transition into life at a university abroad and facilitate the participant’s field of study. Critical reflections and excellence sought by the larger academic community, the resolution of academic issues that may arise. group discussions contribute to personal growth and and to continuous assessment and improvement. enhanced cultural competency. Participants may be

Academic

Advisory Board LAWRENCE BELL* DAN HART* Executive Director, International Education Assistant Director, Student & Safety The ISA Advisory Board serves as a means to better University of Colorado Boulder Engagement, Study Abroad Office understand and respond to the needs of the Arizona State University institutions and students we serve. The board advises MARK ECKMAN ISA management on a wide range of matters including Director of Study Abroad SUSANNE HILL, PH.D.* risk management, curriculum integration, outcomes University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Executive Director, International Center assessment and website design. University of Florida ELEANOR EMERSON The advice and direction provided by the board over Acting Director, Office of Study Away LOIS JOHNSON, ED.D. the years has greatly helped ISA attain its position of Trinity College Director of Study Abroad leadership in the field of international education. Grove City College MONICA ERNBERGER Senior Program Coordinator, Study Abroad Center DEDE LONG* Iowa State University Director, Study Abroad and International Exchange University of Arkansas THOMAS EVANS President Carroll College

4 HEALTH AND SAFETY

ISA’S COMMITMENT TO STUDENT HEALTH, SAFETY AND SECURITY

All efforts are made to ensure the safety, security and RISK MANAGEMENT history, suggestions for adjusting to life abroad and well-being of our students throughout the duration of No activity is risk-free; however, study abroad programs details about what to expect from daily life as a foreign their programs. may involve unique risks to participants. ISA and student. our U.S. department of Health, Safety & Security are While ISA cannot guarantee a risk-free environment, committed to providing a safe and secure learning Clear, concrete and emphatic information concerning we follow prudent measures to reduce risk and provide environment. Meanwhile, ISA resident directors provide health and safety is first and foremost on the resident the safest environment for study abroad program support in-country throughout the program. Resident staff’s checklist for orientations and on-site follow-up participants. directors and our U.S.-based staff provide information, meetings. Students at any ISA site throughout the guidance and advice during the program as well as an world are given a card upon arrival with emergency STUDENT HEALTH immediate response and support during emergencies. phone numbers including local hospitals, police, fire, Prior to departure, students submit a medical history taxi and the cell phone numbers of Resident Directors. form so that ISA staff can be prepared to accommodate ISA ON-CALL During the meetings that occur upon arrival to a any health concerns. The ISA resident staff is trained While abroad, students can contact a member of their program site, students are given extensive information and equipped to help students receive quality medical resident staff at any time. The ISA resident staff is about the kinds of dangers that tourists and foreign care in the event of illness or injury. available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to help any students typically face in the host country. student in the event of an emergency. ISA provides students with various forms to encourage students to address any concerns they may have with ISA also has staff on-call at all times in the U.S. their healthcare providers, family and support system Students, parents and home university staff who need so they may be able to manage any condition while urgent assistance outside of regular office hours can abroad. call the ISA office in Austin at (512) 480-8522 to access emergency contact information. CODE OF CONDUCT Our code of conduct establishes clear guidelines ACCOMMODATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES designed to empower students to behave in a manner Our site specialists, admissions staff and resident that decreases their risk and enriches their experience. directors work together to advise students on Violations are immediately addressed by resident staff appropriate locations that meet each student’s needs, and communicated to the students’ home universities. regardless of what the student’s situation might be. Additionally, our staff works in conjunction with MEDICAL INSURANCE students’ home institutions’ study abroad offices Comprehensive medical insurance is included in the and departments for students with disabilities in an program price and covers the student for the official effort to collaborate on pre-departure advising and on-site period of the program. Detailed information preparation for abroad opportunities. We believe that about medical insurance can be found in the all students should have the opportunity to study admissions section of the ISA website. abroad and that unique circumstances should not prevent them from pursuing this opportunity. GLOBAL AWARENESS The ISA resident staff is in close contact with the ISA BRIDGING CULTURES PROGRAM U.S. Embassy in each program country and is ready Upon arrival at each ISA location, our Resident to respond to crises. ISA also closely monitors the Directors provide the Bridging Cultures Program (BCP) information and guidelines set forth by the U.S. which includes an on-site orientation that informs Department of State, OSAC and on-site experts and will students about academics, health and safety, housing, support students throughout the process of returning transportation and money. The BCP also includes a to the U.S. if evacuation is warranted. brief introduction to local culture and

FERN MACKINNON KATIE ROLLER LIZ SHEARER Director, Office of Study Abroad & Associate Director, Office of International Programs Director for Study Abroad International Experiences California State University Towson University University of Massachusetts Lowell NOAH ROST* CRISTINA SOSA MIKO MCFARLAND Assistant Director, Programs Abroad Office Associate Director of Education Abroad Acting Director, Education Abroad University of Tennessee, Knoxville University of Massachusetts, Amherst University of Kentucky DAVID SCHMIDT, PH.D. JON STAUFF, PH.D. LEIGH NEYS, ED.D. Vice Provost for International Affairs Vice Provost for Global Education Director, International Programs & Services Middle Tennessee State University Monmouth University University of Minnesota, Duluth BRAD SEKULICH ELIZABETH STRONG CAROLINA ROBINSON Director, Education Abroad Director, Study Away Programs Director, Education Abroad The University of North Carolina, Charlotte Missouri State University University of Alabama

* = Executive Committee Members

5 HOUSING OPTIONS

HOMESTAY Location Room Occupancy Breakfast Lunch Dinner Laundry Argentina The homestay option is the most Individual Included N/A Included Weekly Service popular with ISA students. Each Australia homestay is carefully selected by ISA ADELAIDE Individual Included Included Included Facilities on-site staff and provides a great avenue for practicing the language of Belgium Shared Included N/A 5 Days Not Included the host country and becoming more immersed in the local community. Brazil Shared Included N/A Included Weekly Service The number of students per room, the number of meals and the method of Chile Individual Included Included Included Weekly Service laundry vary by site. Lunch and dinner Colombia INCLUDED INCLUDED INCLUDED are not provided on ISA excursion days. Shared Mon - Sat Mon - Sat Mon - Sat Weekly Service Costa Rica HEREDIA Individual Included Included Included Weekly Service 1. In Florence, homestays are dependent upon availability and Costa Rica Individual Included N/A Included Weekly Service an additional fee will apply. SAN JOSÉ 2. In Morocco, homestays are Costa Rica Shared Included N/A Included Weekly Service dependent upon availability. SANTA CRUZ 3. In Barcelona, lunch is not included. Cuba Shared Included N/A N/A Weekly Service Dominican Republic Individual Included Included Included Weekly Service France PARIS Shared Included N/A 5 Days Weekly Service

Germany Individual Included N/A Included Facilities Italy FLORENCE1 Shared Included N/A 5 Days Weekly Service Morocco2 INCLUDED INCLUDED INCLUDED Shared Mon - Sat Mon - Sat Mon - Sat Weekly Service

Peru Individual Included Included Included Weekly Service

Spain3 Shared Included Included Included Weekly Service

PENSIÓN Location Room Occupancy Breakfast Lunch Dinner Laundry Chile Each pensión houses 4-10 local, Individual Included Included Included Weekly Service Latin American, and international students, providing a comfortable Peru Individual Included Included Included Weekly Service setting to meet local students.

APARTMENT Location Apartment Occupancy Availability Meals Laundry Australia Rent is included in the program price. All GOLD COAST 4 Limited No (Kitchen Available) Facilities apartments are fully furnished, have a fully equipped kitchen, and are either a Australia 1 2-8 Yes No (Kitchen Available) Facilities short distance from the university or are SYDNEY conveniently located near public transit Belgium2 routes. Students may share a bedroom 2-4 Limited No (Kitchen Available) Facilities with another ISA student however the Brazil number of students per room, internet 1-2 Limited No (Kitchen Available) Not Included access and laundry facilities vary by site. China Meals are not included in the program 4 Limited No (Kitchen Available) Facilities price, with the exception of Morocco. Czech Republic 2-5 Yes No (Kitchen Available) Facilities

A security deposit is required for all 3 locations. Deposit amounts are subject England 4-5 Limited No (Kitchen Available) Facilities to change based on exchange rates. ISA France may keep all, or a portion of, the deposit PARIS 1-5 Limited No (Kitchen Available) Not Included in the event of damages or excessive utility charges at the property. Please Germany 1 Limited No (Kitchen Available) Facilities contact ISA if you have any questions. Greece 1-2 Yes No (Kitchen Available) Facilities

1. Apartments are available only to Italy 2-8 Yes No (Kitchen Available) Facilities University of Sydney students. 2. Laundry facilities vary according Jordan 4 Yes No (Kitchen Available) Facilities to apartment placement. 3. Apartments are available Morocco 4-6 Yes Yes & Kitchen Available Facilities only to students enrolled in certain programs. Spain BARCELONA, GRANADA, MADRID, SEVILLA, 2-6 Limited No (Kitchen Available) Facilities VALENCIA

Thailand 4 Limited No (Kitchen Available) Facilities 6 HOUSING OPTIONS

DORM Location Room Occupancy Breakfast Lunch Dinner Laundry Australia Dorm style living is similar to the GOLD COAST, SYDNEY1 Shared Meal Plan Included Meal Plan Included Meal Plan Included Facilities U.S. and are located on or near the host university. Some dorms include China suite-style living where participants Shared Kitchen Available Kitchen Available Kitchen Available Facilities share the living and bath area but have individual or shared rooms. England Individual Kitchen Available Kitchen Available Kitchen Available Facilities

Access to internet, laundry and France kitchen facilities as well as the LILLE Individual Kitchen Available Kitchen Available Kitchen Available Facilities number of students per room varies by site. Some dorms have curfews. Germany Individual Kitchen Available Kitchen Available Kitchen Available Facilities A security deposit is required for most locations. Deposit amounts are subject to change based on exchange rates. ISA Ireland may keep all, or a portion of, the deposit Individual Kitchen Available Kitchen Available Kitchen Available Facilities in the event of damages or excessive DUBLIN, LIMERICK utility charges at the property. Please contact ISA if you have any questions. Individual Scotland Kitchen Available Kitchen Available Kitchen Available Facilities or Shared 1. Dorms are available only to ICMS students. South Korea Shared N/A N/A N/A Facilities

STUDENT RESIDENCE Location Room Occupancy Breakfast Lunch Dinner Laundry

INCLUDED INCLUDED INCLUDED Student Residences are a cross between Individual Mon - Fri Mon - Fri Mon - Fri Argentina1 Facilities dorm-style living and a boarding house. or Shared KITCHEN KITCHEN KITCHEN They are located off campus and are not Sat & Sun Sat & Sun Sat & Sun affiliated with a university, however all Australia residents are students. Rent is included ADELAIDE, GOLD COAST Individual Kitchen Available Kitchen Available Kitchen Available Facilities in the program price. The number of students per room, internet access, the Belgium Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen 4 Facilities number of meals, kitchen facilities and BRUSSELS Available Available Available the method of laundry vary by site. France Individual Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Facilities A security deposit is required for PARIS or Shared Available Available Available most locations. Deposit amounts are Ireland Individual Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen subject to change based on exchange GALWAY Facilities rates. ISA may keep all, or a portion of, or Shared Available Available Available the deposit in the event of damages New Zealand or excessive utility charges at the DUNEDIN Individual Included Included Included Facilities property. Please contact ISA if you have any questions. Peru Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Individual Facilities LIMA Available Available Available 1. Residencias are dependent upon availability and an Spain Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen BARCELONA Shared Facilities additional fee will apply. Available Available Available 2. Students can pay an additional Spain Individual INCLUDED INCLUDED INCLUDED 2 Facilities monthly fee to have their GRANADA or Shared Mon - Sat Mon - Sat Mon - Sat own room and bathroom. Spain Individual Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Facilities MADRID or Shared Available Available Available Spain Individual Weekly 2 Included Included Included SALAMANCA or Shared Service Spain Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Shared Facilities SEVILLA Available Available Available Spain Individual 2 Included Included Included Facilities VALENCIA or Shared Individual Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Thailand Facilities or Shared Available Available Available

Independent Housing With the exception of certain sites, students have the option to refuse ISA housing and secure their housing independently. Students who select this option receive a discount equal to the housing portion (room, board and laundry) of the program price. By choosing to opt out of ISA housing, the student is solely responsible for researching, reserving and paying all fees, deposits and rent directly to the housing facility chosen.

7 ACADEMICS ONLINE

RECOMMENDATIONS BY MAJOR

Our Academic Affairs Department has developed a series of Academic Advising Guides for students who are interested in finding recommended programs for their specific major or minor. Each unique field-specific guide features descriptions of selected ISA programs and information about courses that pertain to the chosen major, minor or field of study.

RANKED ISA RECOMMENDED A ordable Programs Programs By Major

Locating Course Information Online

FOLLOW THESE STEPS TO ACCESS COURSE DESCRIPTIONS:

From the home page, click on the city in which you are interested (e.g. San José, Costa Rica).

Click on the academic program in which you are interested (e.g. Health Care Courses in English & Medican Spanish).

Click on the courses tab.

You'll see a list of available courses on this page. Use ISA's course filter by subject tool (available for most of our programs) in order to find courses that pertain to your major or minor.

From here, click on the title of a course you are interested in to bring up its description, contact hours, recommended U.S. credits/quarter units and course level recommendation.

8 DIVISIONS & SUBSIDIARIES

ISA STANDARD PROGRAMS ISA believes that by offering experiences that lead to discovery and growth, we can empower our future leaders. Since 1987, ISA has offered a wide variety of study abroad programs at host universities and select study centers in the regions of Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and the Pacific. These programs span nearly 70 cities in: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, England, Fiji, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Morocco, New Zealand, Peru, Scotland, South Africa, South Korea, Spain and Thailand.

ISA CUSTOM PROGRAMS ISA Custom Programs (CP) designs, implements and supports programs that complement academic objectives and facilitate culturally engaging experiences. We help universities handle all pre-departure and on-site arrangements, enabling faculty to focus on teaching. CP offers programs during the following sessions: Spring Break, Maymester, Summer, Semester, J-Term and Academic Year. U.S. universities have the flexibility to expand their program offerings while maintaining full oversight of curriculum by utilizing ISA’s existing infrastructure. CUSTOM PROGRAMS Program models include faculty-led programs, bi-lateral exchange support, signature programs and more.

ISA INTERNSHIPS & SERVICE-LEARNING ISA Internships & Service-Learning provides participants a unique experiential learning program abroad. Internship placements focus on high-quality, customized work experiences while offering career-building guidance before, during and after the program. Service-Learning placements are designed to meet the needs of the local community while developing skills relevant to the participant’s field of study through guided reflection. From real-world international internships to community-based projects, Internships & Service-Learning works INTERNSHIPS & with participants to identify opportunities that challenge them to learn, grow and strengthen their practical knowledge and skills. SERVICE-LEARNING

ISA GAP PROGRAMS ISA Gap Programs offer high school graduates the opportunity to study abroad before entering college. The programs do not have to encompass a full year, as students can choose from a variety of ISA summer or semester programs or a combination of both. ISA Gap Program participants will be grouped with ISA college students from across the US. ISA Gap Programs are ideal for students who want to explore their interests, delve into unfamiliar territory and are ready for an experience that will help them enter college more focused and GAP PROGRAMS independent.

ISA HIGH SCHOOL ISA High School offers two- to four-week summer programs that focus on language acquisition and cultural immersion for students at various levels of proficiency. These academic programs provide high school students the opportunity to take classes at an international university and earn college credit. In addition, through Global Impact programs, high school students can earn college credit and service hours by making a difference in their host community. Academic programs are available in China, Costa Rica, France, Italy, Peru and Spain; Global Impact programs are available in Costa Rica and Peru. ISA High School can also customize programs for group travel directly with HIGH SCHOOL high school faculty or staff.

VERITAS CHRISTIAN STUDY ABROAD Veritas Christian Study Abroad adds spiritual support and faith-based opportunities to existing ISA study abroad programs. Through the guidance and encouragement of on-site Mission Mentors, students are connected to local churches and ministries in order to uniquely immerse them into the host culture and increase personal growth. As students study and serve in their communities, they will develop a greater understanding and love for the people in their host city that will forever change their perspective of the world around them. VER ITAS CHRISTIAN STUDY ABROAD

EUROSCHOLARS EuroScholars is a unique, research-intensive study abroad program designed for talented and advanced undergraduate students. The program combines a study abroad experience with the opportunity to join a research team and participate in an ongoing investigation at an internationally renowned European research university.

9 ACCREDITATION

BUSINESS ENGINEERING ISA partners with quality host universities AACSB ABET that provide ISA students with a robust The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of As a non-profit, non-governmental, U.S. recognized educational experience. All partner Business (AACSB) grants internationally recognized, accreditor, ABET is responsible for assuring the host universities have been accredited, specialized accreditation to bachelor, master and academic quality and integrity of programs authorized or recognized as degree- doctoral level business and accounting programs. pertaining to the disciplines of applied science, granting institutions. In the vast majority AACSB Accreditation standards encourage post- computing, engineering and engineering technology. of cases, ISA host universities are secondary educators to seek academic excellence Programs with ABET accreditation meet the high recognized by the host country’s ministry and promote progressive improvement within quality standards determined by the profession for of education (or equivalent), and in some their business and/or accounting programs. AACSB which the program prepares its participants. instances recognition is through a U.S.- Accreditation is recognized across the globe as the based accreditation agency. oldest form of specialized accreditation that an WA institution and its business/accounting programs The Washington Accord (WA) is an international In addition to a university’s institution- can obtain. agreement among bodies responsible for wide accreditation, individual accrediting degree-granting engineering programs. departments or academic units (such EQUIS Created and signed in 1989, the Accord recognizes as Business and Engineering) can have The European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) the substantial equivalency of programs accredited specialized accreditation. provides internationally recognized accreditation by those bodies and recommends that graduates of for institutions that exhibit an overall high programs accredited by any of the signatory bodies quality in all areas of their educational activities, be recognized by the other bodies as having met while specifically focusing on the institutions' the academic requirements for entry to the practice internationalization initiatives and abilities. The of engineering. The United States Accreditation accreditation criteria arose from a need to recognize Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) is those institutions that have specialized in cross- a part of this agreement. Please note that not all border business initiatives and global alliances, in engineering fields for the universities listed in the order to best deliver quality tertiary education in accreditation table are recognized as equivalent by the areas of international relations, business and the Accord. management.

AMBA The Association of MBAs (AMBA) accredits MBA, DBA and MBM programs at around 200 business schools in over 80 countries. Accreditation is given to post-graduate business schools after a rigorous assessment, which ensures that only high-caliber programs, with excellent teaching, curriculum and faculty-student interaction, receive AMBA accreditation.

ACCREDITATION TABLE KEY

Accredited Accredited Graduate School of Business

The Civil, Electronic, Industrial, Informat- The Civil, Electrical, Electronics, Industrial, ics and Mechanical Engineering programs Mechanical and Systems Engineering at the Pontificia Universidad Católica programs at the Universidad del Norte de Perú have been accredited by the have been accredited by the Engineering Engineering Accreditation Commission Accreditation Commission of ABET. of ABET.

10 ACCREDITATION

COUNTRY CITY UNIVERSITY AACSB EQUIS AMBA ABET WA

SOUTH KOREA SEOUL Korea University   

Kingston University  ENGLAND LONDON University of Westminster  

Maynooth University  DUBLIN University College Dublin     IRELAND GALWAY National University of Ireland  

LIMERICK University of Limerick 

SCOTLAND GLASGOW University of Glasgow    

VALPARAÍSO & Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso CHILE VIÑA DEL MAR 

COLOMBIA BARRANQUILLA Universidad del Norte  

Pontificia Universidad Católica de Perú     PERU LIMA Universidad del Pacífico  

ADELAIDE University of Adelaide 

AUSTRALIA GOLD COAST Bond University 

SYDNEY University of Sydney   

DUNEDIN University of Otago  

NEW ZEALAND PALMERSTON NORTH Massey University   

WELLINGTON Victoria University of Wellington    

11 INTERNATIONAL HOST UNIVERSITIES

AFRICA

MOROCCO MEKNES: ISA Meknes Study Center

ASIA

CHINA SHANGHAI: East China Normal University

SOUTH KOREA SEOUL: Korea University

THAILAND BANGKOK: Mahidol University

EUROPE

BELGIUM BRUSSELS: Vesalius College

CZECH REPUBLIC PRAGUE: Charles University

ENGLAND LONDON: King's College London • Kingston University • University of Roehampton • University of Westminster

LILLE: Université Catholique de Lille FRANCE PARIS: Institut Catholique de Paris • The American Business School Paris

GERMANY BERLIN: Freie Universität Berlin

GREECE THESSALONIKI: American College of Thessaloniki

DUBLIN: Maynooth University IRELAND GALWAY: National University of Ireland, Galway LIMERICK: University of Limerick

FLORENCE: Florence University of the Arts and APICIUS International School of Hospitality ITALY MILAN: Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore ROME: The American University of Rome

SCOTLAND STIRLING: University of Stirling

BARCELONA: Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona • Universidad Internacional Menédez Pelayo • Universitat de Barcelona • Universitat Pompeu Fabra

GRANADA: Universidad de Granada MADRID: Universidad Antonio de Nebrija SPAIN MÁLAGA: Universidad de Málaga SALAMANCA: Universidad de Salamanca SANTANDER: Universidad Internacional Menédez Pelayo SEVILLA: ISA Study Center with Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo VALENCIA: Universitat de València

12 INTERNATIONAL HOST UNIVERSITIES

LATIN AMERICA

ARGENTINA BUENOS AIRES: Universidad de Belgrano

BRAZIL FLORIANÓPOLIS: Universidade do Sul de Santa Catarina

CHILE VALPARAÍSO/VIÑA DEL MAR: Pontificía Universidad Católica de Valparaíso

COLOMBIA BARRANQUILLA: Universidad del Norte

HEREDIA: Universidad Latina – Heredia COSTA RICA SAN JOSÉ: Universidad Veritas SANTA CRUZ: Universidad Latina – Sede Santa Cruz

CUBA HAVANA: Universidad de las Artes

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SANTIAGO: Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra

CUSCO: Universidad de Salamanca Cursos Internacionales en Cusco PERU LIMA: Pontificía Universidad Católica del Peru • Universidad del Pacífico • Universidad Peruano Cayetano Heredia

MIDDLE EAST

JORDAN AMMAN: University of Jordan

PACIFIC

ADELAIDE: University of Adelaide AUSTRALIA GOLD COAST: Bond University SYDNEY: University of Sydney • International College of Management Sydney

DUNEDIN: University of Otago NEW ZEALAND PALMERSTON NORTH: Massey University WELLINGTON: Massey University

13 AFRICA

16 Meknes Morocco

Meknes Meknes, one of Morocco’s four imperial cities, is a beautiful blend of French, Arab and Amazigh cultures. distinct, inviting, imperial MOROCCO

Highlights 5 3 • Courses in English 2 1 • Arabic and French Language 4 Courses MOROCCO • Service-Learning • Gap Programs – post-high school study for credit • UNESCO World Heritage Site • Excellent for language learners and adventure seekers alike

photo by isa student 3 2 Caitlin Boylan

Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Casblanca multi-day Daniel Ostad is the ISA Meknes Resident Director and has been Hassan II Mosque, Royal Palace, Ain Diab beach with ISA since 2001. The ISA Meknes office is located in the center of the Hamria district. Students have access to WiFi as 2. Rabat one-day well as the ISA computer lab. The office provides ISA students Oued Bou Regreg Estuary, Mausoleum of Mohammad V, Hassan Tower, Oudaya with a central place to practice their Arabic or French, or simply Kasbah visit with other students and our friendly resident staff.

3. Volubilis & Fes one-day Volubilis Basilica, Chouara Tannery, Karaouine University Housing Options 4. Ifrane one-day Spend the day trekking through the Atlas Mountains to the city of Azrou. Homestay ∙ Apartment 5. Asilah multi-day Boardwalk, Local artist medina, Visit to local beaches, Lunch in Tangier ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Host University Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable ISA Meknes Study Center Campus Type: Study center Cultural activities may include Location: Ville Nouvelle district Belly dancing classes, Cooking lessons, Language partners for students studying French and Arabic, Volunteer opportunities

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE ISA MEKNES STUDY CENTER Language, Culture & Society

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Communications • Language • International Relations • Language of Instruction English Political Science • Social Sciences Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Courses Available Arabic, French Prices & Dates Language Levels Include Beginning, High Beginning, Intermediate, High Intermediate, Advanced, High Advanced TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 1 Mid May - Mid Jun 2017 $4,350 03/25/17

Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $4,350 04/25/17

Classmates ISA Students Summer 1 & 2 Mid May - Late Jul 2017 $7,950 03/25/17 Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Back-to-back programs available.

16 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/meknes • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • MEKNES • MOROCCO

SUMMER Study + Service-Learning

On a study + service-learning program, students are able to serve a community-based Placements Available in the Following Areas organization abroad and take courses on an ISA academic program. Through service Child and Family Development • Disabilities and Special Needs • Education and Literacy • and a curriculum based on guided reflection, students may learn about issues within Health Care • Human Rights • Sports and Leadership • Therapy and Rehabilitation • their host communities and how local organizations are using their resources to Women’s Empowerment • Youth Development facilitate change. FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ABOUT SERVICE-LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, Program Summary VISIT STUDIESABROAD.COM/SERVICELEARNING.

Language Requirement Arabic, English, French (language requirement varies based on placement with host organization) Prices & Dates

Interview None TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Service-Learning Summer: 20-30 hrs/wk, starting after the completion LANGUAGE, CULTURE & SOCIETY + SERVICE-LEARNING Commitment of the academic program Summer 1+SL 05/19/17 - 07/21/17 $6,550 03/25/17 PLACEMENT AND ACADEMIC CREDIT Student placement preferences are considered during the application process, and placements with a host organization are confirmed prior to departure. Students may choose to receive academic credit for the service-learning portion of their program through their home university or through ISA’s partner, Carroll College, which offers a U.S. transcript for 1-6 lower division college credits. Credits awarded will be based on the number of contact hours accrued at the host organization and the successful completion of the ISA Service-Learning Portfolio.

DISCOVER MORE WITH ISA Intercultural The Moroccan cultural tapestry is a unique blend of Arab, Amazigh, Jewish and French traditions. While in Meknes, ISA students will have the opportunity to celebrate local holidays and participate in religious fasts and feasts such as Ramadan. During the holy month of Ramadan, ISA students can choose to fast from fajr (sunrise) prayer to maghrib (sunset) prayer alongside their Moroccan friends and host families. Ramadan seeks to remind Muslims to appreciate all that they have and helps Muslims to understand the plight of the poor. Suhoor (breakfast) is eaten just before sunrise and typically consists of eggs, sweet pastries and harira. Ftoor (dinner) is eaten just after sundown and typically consists of traditional Moroccan dishes such as tagine and couscous. If you are lucky enough to study abroad in Morocco during Ramadan, you will more than likely be invited over for a fantastic, homemade ftoor. Food is an essential part of Moroccan culture, and Moroccans love to share their culture with ISA students!

Learn about the 5 areas of the Discovery Model on page 2.

environmental intercultural sociopolitical professional historical

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 17 ALSO AVAILABLE • ASIA

20 Shanghai China 22 Seoul South Korea 23 Bangkok Thailand

Shanghai As one of the world’s most populous cities, Shanghai is the centerpiece of China’s economic success. CHINA dynamic, futuristic, exciting

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses in Chinese 4 • Intensive Language • Gap Programs – post-high CHINA 3 school study for credit 2 1 • China’s largest city and financial apitalc • Remarkable mix of traditional Chinese, colonial European and modern urban architecture 4 1

Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Hangzhou multi-day Emma Chen has been the Shanghai Resident Director since The West Lake, Leifeng Tower, Rafting 2015. The ISA Shanghai office is located on the main campus of East China Normal University and is close to downtown 2. Nanjing one-day Shanghai. The office provides support for every aspect of the Nanjing City Wall, Confucius Temple, Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall, The program including language tutoring for all levels of Chinese. Mausoleum of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen

3. Water Villages one-day Spend the day exploring one of the eight famous water villages around Shanghai.

4. Beijing and The Great Wall multi-day • optional* Housing Options The Forbidden City, Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven, Tiananmen Square, The Bird Nest, Hutong Tour Apartment ∙ Dorm ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight Host University excursions • Entrance fees when applicable East China Normal University Cultural activities may include Language exchange, Dumpling making, Tai chi class, Aerobatic show, Calligraphy lesson Campus Type: Urban Location: Putuo District, west of the Bund

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT EAST CHINA NORMAL UNIVERSITY Business & Chinese Language

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Economics/Management • Language Language of Instruction English

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission Prices & Dates Language Courses Available Chinese TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Include Beginning, Intermediate

Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 1 Late Jun - Early Aug 2017 $4,975 04/10/17

Language Placement Exam Administered on site

Classmates ISA students

Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students will enroll in two courses in English, or one course in English and one in Chinese.

20 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/shanghai • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • SHANGHAI • CHINA

SUMMER AT EAST CHINA NORMAL UNIVERSITY Intensive Chinese Language

Program Summary Subjects Available Language Language of Instruction Chinese

Language Prerequisite for 4 semesters of college-level Chinese language or FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission equivalent Prices & Dates Language Levels Include High Beginning, Intermediate, High Intermediate, Advanced TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 2 Late Jun - Mid Aug 2017 $5,300 04/10/17 Language Placement Exam Administered prior to departure

Classmates ISA students

Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students will take a Chinese Language course, which may include a combination of reading, writing, speaking, listening and culture components.

DISCOVER MORE WITH ISA Professional

Students studying with ISA in Shanghai have plenty of unique opportunities to interact with Chinese locals. ISA staff will identify and introduce networking events in the students' desired career fields. In addition, students can participate in a weekly language exchange where they will be able to practice listening to and speaking the Chinese language and improve their skills. At East China Normal University, ISA students can participate in English Corners that are held regularly on-campus and in nearby parks for local Chinese students to practice their English. This is a great way to make friends and find language partners to increase proficiency.

photo by isa student Benjamin Olmstead

Learn about the 5 areas of the Discovery Model on page 2.

environmental intercultural sociopolitical professional historical

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 21 ALSO AVAILABLE • Seoul South Korea's capital, Seoul, is a high-tech city where Buddhist temples meet modern pop culture. modern, fast-paced, dazzling

Highlights

SOUTH KOREA photo by isa student • Courses in English Patricio Hernandez • Courses with Locals • Gap Programs – post-high 2 school study for credit • Veritas – missions abroad 3 SOUTH KOREA • Fastest internet in the world • Hiking, camping and temples 1 within an hour of the city

photo by isa student 1 2 Amy Gomez

Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Busan multi-day • optional* for Summer 1 Sungjo Park has been the Seoul Resident Director since 2015. Explore South Korea’s “Second City,” where students may visit beaches, Beomeosa The ISA office in Seoul is centrally located in Seoul between Temple, Fortress site of Jwasuyeong and Geumjeongsanseong Fortress. Konkuk and Korea University. The office is at Wangsimni station, which has 4 different subway lines and is a new hub for the city 2. Temple Stay one-day of Seoul. All ISA students can visit the staff to talk about their Experience the importance of Buddhism within Korean culture and society. cultural experience as well as receive Korean language tutoring and assistance with all aspects of daily life. 3. Gwangmyeong Cave one-day • Summer 1 only Students have the chance to learn about Korea’s past and how the country survived Japanese occupation. Housing Options *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Dorm ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Host Universities Cultural activities may include Making traditional Korean food, Visiting historic sites, Student clubs, Watching Korean baseball games, SM Town Korea University

Campus Type: Urban Location: Northeast Seoul

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT KOREA UNIVERSITY Korean Language & Electives in English

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Biological Sciences • Business/Economics/Management • Language of Instruction English International Relations • Language • Legal Studies • Math • Natural Science • Political Language Courses Available Korean Science • Science • Social Sciences

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission

Language Levels Include Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced Prices & Dates

Minimum GPA Requirement 2.50 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 1 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,700 04/25/17 Classmates Visiting international students Summer 2 Late Jun - Early Aug 2017 $6,200 04/25/17 Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES In addition to the academic courses students take, Korea University hosts cultural activities and courses throughout the summer. These may include courses in Taekwondo and Korean cooking, as well as activities such as Korean movie nights and visits to historical temples in Seoul.

22 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/seoul • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • THAILAND Bangkok The heart of Southeast Asia, Bangkok is where tradition meets modernity. colorful, vibrant, welcoming

Highlights

• Courses in English • Gap Programs – post-high THAILAND school study for credit • Nicknamed "Venice of the East" • Home of the world's largest 2 Chinatown • Consistently ranked among the top two international travel destinations in the world by the Global photo by isa student 2 Skylar Smith 1 Destinations Cities Index

On-site Support Excursions + Cultural Activities

Aaron Clark has been the Bangkok Resident Director since 1. Kanchanaburi multi-day 2008. Students have access to all resources at Mahidol Erawan National Park, Elephant camp, Floating Thai Market, Tham Krasae, Bridge University including the library, study lounges, computer labs Over the River Kwai and athletic facilities. A quick bus ride from central Bangkok, the ISA office is located near student housing and the 2. Koh Chang multi-day university. The office is a home base where students can visit Visit one of Thailand’s largest islands, home to hiking trails, waterfalls, coral reefs with staff and learn about local happenings. and dense jungles. ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight Housing Options excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Cultural activities may include Apartment ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) Thai cooking class, Bangkok floating markets, Historic Buddhist temples

Host University

Mahidol University

Campus Type: Urban Location: Western suburb of Bangkok

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT MAHIDOL UNIVERSITY Thai Culture & Development Studies

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture Language of Instruction English

Language Courses Available None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Prices & Dates Admission TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Include None

Minimum GPA Requirement 2.50 Summer 1 Mid Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $3,950 04/01/17

Language Placement Exam None

Classmates ISA students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students are required to wear uniforms in class and on campus at Mahidol University.

What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/bangkok • TRIMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 23 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • EUROPE

26 Brussels Belgium 36 Thessaloniki Greece 27 Prague Czech Republic 37 Dublin Ireland 28 London England 38 Galway Ireland 30 Lille France 40 Limerick Ireland 32 Paris France 42 Florence Italy 34 Berlin Germany 44 Milan Italy 45 Rome Italy 55 Salamanca Spain 46 Stirling Scotland 56 Santander Spain 48 Barcelona Spain 57 Sevilla Spain 51 Granada Spain 58 Valencia Spain 53 Madrid Spain 54 Málaga Spain Brussels Enjoy a unique blend of political prestige and cultural quirk in Brussels. cosmopolitan, influential, eclectic BELGIUM

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses with Locals • Internships • Highly livable and diverse European capital city

1 • Home to the world’s largest chocolate-selling point 2 BELGIUM (the Brussels International 3 Airport)

photo by isa student photo by isa student 1 Meredith Wingate 3 Jeffrey Angeloty

Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Bruges one-day Matilda Talvio has been the ISA Brussels Resident Director Tour Bruges, the “Venice of the North,” on land and by boat along its canals. since 2014. The Brussels office is located a short walk from Vesalius College and opens out to a pleasant courtyard. It 2. Ghent one-day serves as a place where students can chat with the resident Explore the city by taking a guided walking tour and visiting significant sites. staff, use the computers and receive assistance with any aspect of their program. 3. Wallonia one-day Visit to a charming French-speaking Belgian town, Tour of an ancient abbey, Views of the picturesque countryside ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Housing Options Ground transportation • Organized tours • Entrance fees when applicable

Cultural activities may include Homestay ∙ Apartment ∙ Student Residence ∙ Authentic Belgian food tasting, Visit to SHAPE/NATO headquarters, Neighborhood tours, Independent (student secures own housing) Theatre night

Host University Vesalius College Campus Type: Urban Location: Southeast Brussels, Ixelles neighborhood

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT VESALIUS COLLEGE Political Science, International Affairs, Business, Communications & Internships

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Economics/Management • Communications • Language of Instruction English International Relations • Internship • Political Science Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Minimum GPA 2.70 Prices & Dates Classmates International and local students TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens Summer 1 Mid May - Early Jul 2017 $7,950 03/25/17 ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students must have at least a sophomore standing at their home institution at the time of participation in this program. Through this program, students of at least junior standing are able to participate in an internship in place of one of their courses.

26 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/brussels • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • CZECH REPUBLIC CZECH Prague With cobblestone streets, idyllic bridges and wandering alleyways, Prague welcomes students to discover its captivating wonders. enchanting, mysterious, intriguing

Highlights

• Courses in English • Gap Programs – post-high school study for credit • Veritas – missions abroad 3 2 • Home to the largest castle in the world CZECH REPUBLIC 4 • One of Europe's more affordable cities

3 1

On-site Support Excursions + Cultural Activities

Daniela Prochazka has been the Prague Resident Director 1. Cesky Krumlov one-day since 2008. The ISA office is located in Prague 3, a quick tram Spend the day exploring this quaint town in the South Bohemia region of the ride from the city center. Its central location makes it easily Czech Republic. accessible from the host universities and apartments. The office is a home base where students can visit with the staff 2. Ceske Svycarsko one-day and learn about local happenings. Hike through this northern Bohemian national park.

3. Terezin one-day Explore the Terezin Memorial. Housing Options 4. Moravia multi-day Winery visit, Moravsky Kras, Castle tour Apartment ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Host Universities Cultural activities may include Charles University Local guided tour of Prague, Czech cuisine tasting, Museum of Communism, Brewery tour, Campus Type: Urban Ballet or Opera at the National Theater Location: Northwest Prague

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT CHARLES UNIVERSITY History, Culture & Business

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Economics/Management • Language • Social Language of Instruction English Sciences Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM.

Language Courses Available Czech Prices & Dates Language Levels Include Beginning TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 1 Early Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $4,650 03/25/17 Classmates ISA Students

Visa Student visa is not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students are able to enroll in a Czech Language course during the Summer 1 program.

What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/prague • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 27 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • London This energetic capital is a modern leading city with remnants of its Roman history. vibrant, historic, international ENGLAND

Highlights

• Courses in English • Internships • Gap Programs – post-high school study for credit • Veritas – missions abroad • Eccentric cosmopolitan city • Abundant global cuisine ENGLAND • Diverse performance venues 2 photo by isa student 1 1 2 Dayna Kurzrok

Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Brighton one-day Maria Suvagau has been the ISA England Resident Director Brighton Pier, England coast, Royal Pavilion since 2007. The ISA London office is centrally located and accessible using public transportation. ISA staff provide 2. Windsor Castle one-day support throughout the program and students have full Spend the day exploring the Queen's residence. access to the resources available on the host university ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE campus including academic advising, libraries and WiFi. Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable

Cultural activities may include Double-decker bus city tour, Tower of London, Harry Potter tour of London, Theatre Housing Options performance, Jack the Ripper walk Apartment ∙ Dorm ∙ Independent (student secures own housing)

Host University

University of Roehampton University of Westminster Campus Type: Traditional Campus Type: Urban Location: Southwest London Location: Central London and Harrow

Kingston University King’s College London Campus Type: Traditional Campus Type: Urban Location: Kingston-upon-Thames Location: Central London along the River Thames

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ROEHAMPTON Courses in Multiple Disciplines

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business • Communications • Education • Legal Studies • Language of Instruction English Literature • Social Sciences • Visual and Performing Arts Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Minimum GPA 2.80 Prices & Dates Classmates Visiting international students TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens Summer 5 Early Jun - Early Jul 2017 $4,495 03/25/17 ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Summer 6 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $4,495 03/25/17 Students enroll in one class per session. Students may enroll in back-to-back Summer 5 & 6 programs. Summer 5 & 6 Early Jun - Late Jul 2017 $7,950 03/25/17

28 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/london • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • LONDON • ENGLAND

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER Liberal Arts, Business & Media Studies

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Management • Communications • Legal Studies • Language of Instruction English Literature • Social Sciences • Tourism and Hospitality • Visual and Performing Arts Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Minimum GPA 2.80 Prices & Dates Classmates Visiting international students TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Visa Student visa required for U.S citizens Summer 1 Mid Jun - Early Jul 2017 $5,425 03/25/17 ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Summer 2 Early Jul - Late Jul 2017 $5,425 04/15/17 Students enroll in one class per session. Students may enroll in back-to-back Summer 1 & 2 programs. Summer 1 & 2 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $9,500 03/25/17

SUMMER AT KING’S COLLEGE LONDON Courses in Multiple Disciplines

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Biological Sciences • Business/Management • Language of Instruction English Communications • Health • International Relations • Language • Legal Studies • Language Courses Available Ancient Greek, Latin Literature • Political Science • Social Sciences • Visual and Performing Arts

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission

Prerequisite for Admission Sophomore standing (second-year) at time of Prices & Dates participation TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA 3.30 Summer 3 Late Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $5,975 04/25/17 Classmates Visiting international students Summer 4 Mid Jul - Early Aug 2017 $5,975 05/15/17 Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens Summer 3 & 4 Late Jun - Early Aug 2017 $10,450 04/25/17 ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students enroll in one class per session. Students may enroll in back-to-back Summer 3 & 4 programs.

SUMMER AT KINGSTON UNIVERSITY Liberal Arts & London Popular Culture

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business • Communications • Literature • Social Sciences • Language of Instruction English Visual and Performing Arts Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Minimum GPA 2.75 Prices & Dates Classmates Visiting international students TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens Summer 7 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $6,975 04/01/17 ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students enroll in two courses for a total of 6 U.S. semester credits/9 quarter units. • The classes are all experiential learning and field trip based exploring the London area.

London is the best city in the world for education, because there are samples of every culture, every people, every religion, every story there. If you want to become a global citizen, go to London.

SEAN KANE, STUDENT AT ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY

Call or email an advisor to start your journey. (512) 480-8522 or [email protected]

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 29 ALSO AVAILABLE • Lille Lille is a vibrant city which beautifully blends its Flemish and French heritage. charming, youthful, dynamic FRANCE

1 2 Highlights photo by isa student • Courses in English Jessica Swanger

3 • Courses in French 4 • Intensive Language • Gap Programs – post-high FRANCE school study for credit • Easy travel to other popular European destinations • Known as a college city, with over 110,000 students

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Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Bruges, Belgium one-day Matilda Talvio has been the ISA Lille Resident Director since Tour of Bruges, the “Venice of the North”, on land and by boat along its canals 2015. She is available at the Université Catholique de Lille’s administrative building throughout the program and offers 2. Brussels, Belgium one-day students assistance with academics, housing, city-specific/ Full day visit to the capital of Belgium, Guided walking tour of the city, Free time for travel questions and anything else they may need. Students shopping and individual exploration also have access to computer labs, libraries and health centers during their stay. 3. Normandy 4. Mont Saint Michel multi-day D-Day Beaches, WWII Memorial Museum and Cemeteries, Mont Saint Michel ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Housing Options Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Dorm Cultural activities may include Tours of various neighborhoods throughout Lille, Museum visits, Brewery tour Host Universities

Université Catholique de Lille Campus Type: Traditional Location: Vauban district, 15-minute walk from the city center

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITÉ CATHOLIQUE DE LILLE French Language, Social Sciences, Arts & Business

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / F = French) Language of Instruction English, French Area Studies and Culture (E/F) • Business/Economics/Management (E) • Language Courses Available French Communications (E) • Environmental Studies (E) • International Relations (E) • Language • Political Science (E) • Social Sciences (E) Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Levels Beginning, High Beginning, Intermediate, High Intermediate, Advanced, Superior Prices & Dates

Minimum GPA 2.50 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 1 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $6,250 03/05/17 Classmates Visiting international students Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $6,250 04/05/17 Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens Summer 1 & 2 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $11,250 03/05/17 ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students participating in this program will take one French Language course and one elective course in their field of study.

30 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/lille For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. LILLE • FRANCE

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITÉ CATHOLIQUE DE LILLE Science & Engineering

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Biological Sciences • Engineering • Environmental Studies • Language of Instruction English Health • Information Technology • Language • Math • Natural Sciences • Science Language Courses Available French FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Admission Prices & Dates Language Levels Beginning, High Beginning, Intermediate, High Intermediate, Advanced, Superior TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 3 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $6,250 03/05/17

Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 4 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $6,250 04/05/17

Classmates Visiting international students Summer 3 & 4 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $11,250 03/05/17 Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students participating in the Summer 3 program will take one French Language course and one elective course in their field of study. • There is no option to take a French Language course during Summer 4. Instead, students will take two elective courses in their field of study.

DISCOVER MORE WITH ISA Historical Through the ISA programs in Lille, students will visit Normandy, a historic and captivating region in Northwestern France. Students will visit the Caen WWII Memorial Museum, D-day beaches and the American cemeteries in the area to gain a deeper understanding of the strategic battles that took place in the region and the Allies' efforts to defeat the Axis powers. On this excursion, students will also have the opportunity to visit Mont Saint-Michel, a stunning abbey which rises from the island tides of the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel. Since its construction, this UNESCO World Heritage Site has been a monastery, a wartime fortress and a prison. A guided walking tour of the premises offers students insight into the Benedictine abbey's unique cultural, historical and architectural significance.

Learn about the 5 areas of the Discovery Model on page 2.

environmental intercultural sociopolitical professional historical

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. 31 Paris Paris is a city draped in history, tradition, culture and sophistication. elegant, inspiring, timeless FRANCE

Highlights

• Courses in English

4 • Courses with Locals 2 • Intensive Language 3 1 • Gap Programs – post-high FRANCE school study for credit • Veritas – missions abroad • European center for art, fashion and gastronomy • Home to over 9,000 open

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Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

Annamaria Antonopoulous has been the ISA Paris Resident 1. The Loire Valley multi-day • Summer 1, 3 & 5 only Director since 2002. The office is located in the Latin Quarter, Spend the weekend visiting the châteaux of the Loire Valley, including notable sites across the Seine from Notre Dame Cathedral. Its central such as Chambord and Chenonceau. location makes it accessible to host universities and housing, 2. Saint-Malo 3. Mont Saint-Michel multi-day • Summer 2, 4 & 6 only and students enjoy stopping by the office to chat, receive Visit of historic walled city, Relaxation time at the beach, Mont Saint-Michel assistance and use the computer lab. Abbey tour

4. France Discovery one-day Full day trip to a cultural landmark outside of Paris (examples include Versailles, Housing Options Monet’s house and gardens, Fontainebleau or Reims) ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Homestay • Apartment • Student Residence • Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight Independent (student secures own housing) excursions • Entrance fees when applicable

Cultural activities may include Host Universities “How to become Parisian in one hour” show, Walking tour of Montmartre, Cooking classes, Night at the theater, Tea at the Grande Mosquée de Paris Institut Catholique de Paris The American Business Campus Type: Urban School Paris Location: 6th arrondissement Campus Type: Urban Location: 10th arrondissement

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE INSTITUT CATHOLIQUE DE PARIS Arts & French Language

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Language • Visual and Performing Arts Language of Instruction English

Language Courses Available French FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Prices & Dates Admission TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels True Beginning, Beginning, High Beginning, Low Intermediate, Intermediate, High Intermediate, Summer 1 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $5,750 03/25/17 Advanced, High Advanced, Superior Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,750 04/25/17 Minimum GPA 2.50

Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 1 & 2 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $9,975 03/25/17

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students in this program have the option of taking two Arts courses OR one Arts course and one French Language course. • Students taking a French Language course are required to take an online French placement exam prior to departure to determine language proficiency.

32 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/paris • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR, INTENSIVE MONTH & For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. J-TERM PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • PARIS • FRANCE

SUMMER AT THE INSTITUT CATHOLIQUE DE PARIS Intensive French Language

Program Summary Subjects Available Language Language of Instruction French

Language Courses Available French FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Prices & Dates Admission TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels True Beginning, Beginning, High Beginning, Low Intermediate, Intermediate, High Intermediate, Summer 3 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $5,450 03/25/17 Advanced, High Advanced, Superior Summer 4 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,450 04/25/17 Minimum GPA 2.50

Language Placement Exam Administered prior to departure Summer 3 & 4 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $9,750 03/25/17

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students can complete back-to-back summer programs.

SUMMER AT THE AMERICAN BUSINESS SCHOOL PARIS Business, Culture & French Language

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Economics/Management • Fashion • International Language of Instruction English Relations • Language • Political Science • Social Sciences Language Courses Available French FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Admission Prices & Dates Language Levels True Beginning, Beginning, High Beginning, Low Intermediate, Intermediate, High Intermediate, TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Advanced, High Advanced, Superior Summer 5 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $6,950 03/25/17 Minimum GPA 2.75 Summer 6 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $6,950 04/25/17 Language Placement Exam Administered prior to departure Summer 5 & 6 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $11,975 03/25/17 Classmates International and local students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students participating in this program are able to take two Business/elective courses OR one Business/elective course and one French Language course. • Students taking a French Language course are required to take an online French placement exam prior to departure to determine language proficiency.

DISCOVER MORE WITH ISA Historical

ISA students will have the opportunity to experience the Louvre, one of the most famous and frequented museums in the world. Home to innumerable artifacts and artistic works, ISA students can explore the Napoleonic Apartments for a view of 18-century French style, visit numerous rotating exhibitions and gain a better understanding of their host country through centuries of Franco and European masterpieces.

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environmental intercultural sociopolitical professional historical

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR, INTENSIVE MONTH 33 & J-TERM PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • Berlin Experience some of the world's most fascinating political history in the artsy and green city of Berlin. historic, edgy, metropolitan GERMANY

Highlights

• Courses in English • Intensive Language 4 • Capital city of Germany 3 • Home to three UNESCO World GERMANY 2 Heritage sites 1 • East Side Gallery, the world's largest open-air mural collection

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Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

Hedvika Ticha has been the Berlin Resident Director since 1. Dresden one-day for Summer 2 & 4, multi-day • optional* for Summer 1 & 3 2015. The resident staff holds regular office hours on campus River boat tour, Church of our Lady, Semper Opera tour in addition to conducting the Bridging Cultures Program, 2. Leipzig one-day • optional* leading excursions, assisting with housing and providing Historic city center, Monument to the Battle of the Nations, City bus tour academic and cultural support. Students also have access to all resources available at the host university. 3. Potsdam one-day • optional* for Summer 2 & 4 Sanssouci palace, Celelienhof palace, Historic windmill of Sanssouci

4. Rostock multi-day • optional* Housing Options Neuer Markt, Warnemunde, Bus and boat tour *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. Homestay • Apartment • Dorm • Independent (student secures own housing) ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Host University Cultural activities may include Tempelhof airfield, Street art tour, Open air cinema, Preusenpark, Teufelsberg Freie Universität Berlin Campus Type: Urban Location: Lankwitz campus, southwest of Berlin city center

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT FREIE UNIVERSITÄT BERLIN Intensive German Language

Program Summary Subjects Available Language Language of Instruction German

Language Courses Available German FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM.

Language Prerequisite for None Admission Prices & Dates

Prerequisite for Admission Sophomore standing (second year) at the time of TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE participation Summer 1 Early Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $5,950 03/05/17 Language Levels Beginning, High Beginning, Intermediate, High Intermediate, Advanced Summer 2 Late Jul - Late Aug 2017 $4,700 03/25/17

Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 1 & 2 Early Jun - Late Aug 2017 $9,850 03/05/17

Language Placement Exam Administered prior to departure

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES All courses are taught in German. • Students may enroll in back-to-back Summer 1 & 2 programs.

34 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/berlin • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR & J-TERM For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • BERLIN • GERMANY

SUMMER AT FREIE UNIVERSITÄT BERLIN German Language & European Studies

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / G = German) Language of Instruction English, German Area Studies and Culture (E/G) • Business/Economics/Management (E) • International Language Courses Available German Relations (E) • Language • Literature (E/G) • Political Science (E) • Social Sciences (E) • Visual and Performing Arts (E) Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Prerequisite for Admission Sophomore standing (second year) at the time of participation Prices & Dates

Language Levels Beginning, High Beginning, Intermediate, High TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Intermediate, Advanced Summer 3 Early Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $7,400 03/05/17 Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 4 Late Jul - Late Aug 2017 $5,200 03/25/17 Language Placement Exam Administered prior to departure

Classmates Visiting international students Summer 3 & 4 Early Jun - Late Aug 2017 $10,950 03/05/17

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. students

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students may enroll in back-to-back Summer 3 & 4 programs.

DISCOVER MORE WITH ISA Sociopolitical

Berlin has stood as one of the most prominent capital cities on the continent of Europe for close to six centuries. ISA students studying in Berlin for the summer will have the chance to tour the Reichstag Building and the Federal Parliament, and gain a better understanding of the political past of this classic city. In addition, students will be able to view Bebelplatz, where the Nazi book burnings took place, and learn more about the Berlin Wall at the East Side Gallery. Students will have all of Berlin’s riveting political history at their fingertips.

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environmental intercultural sociopolitical professional historical

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR & J-TERM 35 PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • Thessaloniki Thessaloniki is a city filled with endless potential for the adventure seeker, the academic and the entrepreneur. thriving, historic, artistic GREECE

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses with Locals 3 4 • Gap Programs – post-high school study for credit GREECE • Second largest city in Greece • Named the European Youth 2 Capital in 2014 1 • Enroll in an Open Sea Sailing course

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Spilios Osoffsky has been the Resident Director in 1. Athens 2. Delphi multi-day Thessaloniki since 2012. Students have full access to all of the The Acropolis Museum, The Ancient Agora, The Parthenon resources at the American College of Thessaloniki including 3. Pasa Hamam one-day the library, study lounges, computer labs, internet access, Spend the day relaxing in a traditional Turkish bath house. athletic facilities and academic advising.

4. Vergina Royal Tombs one-day Church of Saint Demetrios, City tour, Royal Tombs of King Phillip ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Housing Options Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Apartment ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) Cultural activities may include Cooking lessons, Market tour, Sailing on the Aegean Sea, Numerous festivals and local performances Host University

American College of Thessaloniki

Campus Type: Urban Location: Pylea district, north of downtown

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF THESSALONIKI Business, Arts, Sciences & Technology

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Economics/Management • Design • Education • Language of Instruction English Engineering • Exercise Science • Information Technology • International Relations • Language Courses Available Greek Language • Political Science • Social Sciences • Visual and Performing Arts

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission

Language Levels Include Beginning Prices & Dates

Minimum GPA 2.50 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Language Placement Exam None Summer 1 Early Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $7,450 03/25/17 Classmates International and local students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES The American College of Thessaloniki is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). Students have the option of enrolling in an Open Sea Sailing course.

36 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/thessaloniki • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • IRELAND Dublin Get to know Dublin, the Irish capital city with a small town feel. friendly, young, bustling

Highlights

• Courses in English • Capital city of Ireland 1 • One of the most youthful cities in Europe

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Mark Doyle has been the Dublin Resident Director since 1. Belfast, Northern Ireland one-day 2012. The resident staff arranges the Bridging Cultures Titanic Exhibition, Black taxi tour, Victoria Square Program, leads excursions and cultural activities and provides academic and cultural support. The ISA office, located in 2. Howth one-day the heart of Dublin, serves as a common meeting place and Experience the quaint fishing village and visit Aideen's Grave, King George's resource center where students can access the internet and footprints and St. Mary's Abbey. printing facilities. 3. Glendalough & Kilkenny one-day Medieval monastery, Wicklow Mountains, Kilkenny Castle, St. Canice's Round Tower, Housing Options The Medieval Kytler's Inn

4. Southern Ireland multi-day • optional* Dorm ∙ Student Residence ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) Cahir, Cork, Killarney & Dingle

5. Galway 6. The Cliffs of Moher multi-day • optional* Host Universities Galway city, The Burren, Cliffs of Moher *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. Maynooth University ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Campus Type: Traditional Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight Location: Town of Maynooth, west of Dublin excursions • Entrance fees when applicable

Cultural activities may include Traditional Irish music night, Movie night, Theater night, Guinness Storehouse, Malahide

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT MAYNOOTH UNIVERSITY Irish Studies, International Business & Computer Science

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Economics/Management • Environmental Studies Language of Instruction English • Information Technology • International Relations • Literature • Political Science • Language Prerequisite for None Research • Social Sciences Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Prerequisite for Admission Sophomore standing (second year) at the time of participation Prices & Dates Minimum GPA 2.50 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Classmates Visiting international students Summer 1 Early Jul - Early Aug 2017 $5,900 03/25/17 Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Each course option offered through the Irish Studies, International Business & Computer Science program offers at least one included field trip.

What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/dublin • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 37 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • Galway Feel the pulse of “Ireland’s Cultural Heart” as you explore the medieval streets of Galway. vibrant, traditional, seaside IRELAND

Highlights

• Courses in English • Service-Learning • Known as “Ireland’s Cultural Heart” • Center for the Irish Gaelic language & music 1 4 IRELAND 2

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Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Aran Islands one-day Kayte O’Malley has been the Galway Resident Director since Spend the day biking around Inis Mór, the largest of the Aran Islands, and exploring 2015. The resident staff arranges the Bridging Cultures pre-Christian monuments. Program, leads excursions and cultural activities and provides academic and cultural support. The ISA office, located on the 2. Cliffs of Moher one-day host university campus, serves as a common meeting place Dungaire Castle, Corcomroe Abbey, Doolin, Cliffs of Moher and resource center for language tutoring, internet access and printing facilities. 3. County Clare & the Dingle Peninsula one-day Bunratty Castle, Folk Park, Coumeenoole Beach Housing Options 4. Dublin multi-day Malahide Castle, Temple Bar, Trinity College, Guinness Storehouse, Coastal tour of Student Residence • Independent (student secures own housing) North Dublin ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Host University

Cultural activities may include National University of Ireland, Galway Traditional Irish music night, Celtic storytelling night, Walking tour of Galway, Theatre Campus Type: Traditional night, Galway farmer's market Location: On the banks of River Corrib, north of Galway city center

SERVICE-LEARNING IS AVAILABLE IN GALWAY

ISA Service-Learning connects students with community-based organizations in the areas of education and literacy, community health education and support, child and family development and community enrichment through the arts. Through volunteer work and a reflection-based curriculum, service-learning students learn first-hand how local professional and experts are addressing social issues while developing intercultural and leadership skills in a real-world context.

CONTACT US AT [email protected] TO LEARN MORE.

38 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/galway GALWAY • IRELAND

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, GALWAY Irish Studies

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Literature • Social Sciences • Visual and Performing Arts Language of Instruction English

Language Courses Available Irish Gaelic FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Prices & Dates Admission TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Prerequisite for Admission Sophomore standing (second year) at the time of participation Summer 1 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,750 03/25/17 Minimum GPA 3.00

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. students

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES A non-credit bearing introductory Irish Gaelic Language course is available for interested students.

SUMMER Study + Service-Learning

On a study + service-learning program, students are able to serve a community-based Placements Available in the Following Areas organization abroad and take courses on an ISA academic program. Through service Community Enrichment through the Arts • Community Health Education and Support • and a curriculum based on guided reflection, students may learn about issues within Education and Literacy • Youth Development their host communities and how local organizations are using their resources to facilitate change. FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ABOUT SERVICE-LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, VISIT STUDIESABROAD.COM/SERVICELEARNING. Program Summary

Language Requirement English Proficiency Prices & Dates

Interview None TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Service-Learning Summer: 20-30 hrs/wk, acadmic program begins IRISH STUDIES + SERVICE-LEARNING Commitment after the completion of the service-learning program Summer 1+SL Mid May - Late Jul 2017 $7,750 03/01/17 PLACEMENT AND ACADEMIC CREDIT Student placement preferences are considered during the application process and placements with a host organization are confirmed prior to departure. Students may choose to receive academic credit for the service-learning portion of their program through their home university or through ISA’s partner, Carroll College, which offers a U.S. transcript for 1-6 lower division college credits. Credits awarded will be based on the number of contact hours accrued at the host organization and the successful completion of the ISA Service-Learning Portfolio.

My ISA experience in Galway was something I will never forget! I left a piece of my heart in Ireland and I'm sure I'll go back one day.

BRIANNA TRINGALI, STUDENT AT UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

Call or email an advisor to start your journey. (512) 480-8522 or [email protected]

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 39 ALSO AVAILABLE • Limerick Have it all in the dynamic city of Limerick, where modern meets medieval. sporty, artistic, lively IRELAND

Highlights

• Courses in English • Known as the “Sporting Capital of Ireland” • Third largest city in Ireland

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Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Cliffs of Moher & the Wild Atlantic Way one-day Kelly Tyner has been the Limerick Resident Director since Cliffs of Moher, Galway city, The Burren 2014. The ISA resident staff holds regular office hours during the program and also conducts the Bridging Cultures 2. Dublin one-day Program, leads excursions, assists with housing and provides Dublin Castle, Temple Bar, Trinity College, The National Museum of Ireland academic and cultural support. Students also have access to all resources available at the University of Limerick. 3. Bunratty Castle & Folk Park one-day Stroll through a 19th century village and a 15th century castle while gazing upon one of Ireland's finest collections of medieval furniture. Housing Options 4. Adare one-day Step back in time in this quaint village as you meander through Desmond Castle Dorm ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) and cottages with thatched roofs.

5. Ring of Kerry one-day Ladies view, Killarney National Park, Torc Waterfall Host University ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Entrance fees when applicable University of Limerick Campus Type: Traditional Cultural activities may include Location: On the banks of River Shannon, east of Limerick city center Traditional Irish music night, Comedy night, Hunts Museum, St. Mary’s Cathedral, Milk Market

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK Irish Studies

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Legal Studies • Political Science • Social Sciences • Visual and Language of Instruction English Performing Arts Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Prerequisite for Admission Sophomore standing (second year) at the time of Prices & Dates participation

Minimum GPA 2.50 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Classmates Visiting international students Summer 1 Late May - Mid Jun 2017 $5,350 03/25/17

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students enrolled in the modern Irish Theatre course will attend professional theatre productions in Dublin and Galway.

40 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/limerick • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • LIMERICK • IRELAND

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK International Business

Program Summary Subjects Available Business/Economics/Management Language of Instruction English

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission Prices & Dates Prerequisite for Admission Sophomore standing (second year) at the time of participation TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 2 Late May - Mid Jun 2017 $5,350 03/25/17 Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. students

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students enrolled in the International Financial Markets and Trading course will receive the Bloomberg Certification (BESS and BMC).

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The city of Limerick was designated as Ireland's first National City of Culture by Ireland's Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht in 2014. ISA Limerick students will be able to experience this city of culture through many of their cultural activities included in their program, like a traditional Irish music night, a day at the Hunts Museum, and a tour through Limerick’s famous Milk Market. The Irish Chamber Orchestra and the Irish World Music Centre are both located on the University of Limerick's campus, giving ISA students the chance to live and study alongside world-class musicians and artists.

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For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 41 ALSO AVAILABLE • Florence Enjoy art and history in the Cradle of the Renaissance. ITALY artistic, classic, quaint

Highlights photo by isa student • Courses in English Deandra Johnson ITALY • Courses in Italian 2 • Intensive Language • Gap Programs – post-high 1 school study for credit • Home to a third of the world’s greatest art • Ponte Vecchio is the most photographed bridge in the world photo by isa student 2 Chad Phillips 1

Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Rome multi-day Alessia Foianesi has been with ISA Florence since 2009 City tour, Colosseum, Roman Forum, Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Vatican and became the Resident Director in 2015. The ISA office Museums guided tour is located just around the corner from the Ponte Vecchio and is a 10-minute walk from FUA’s main building. The ISA 2. Cinque Terre one-day resident staff is available at all times and offers support with Enjoy a ferry boat ride along the coast of the “Five Lands” and explore Italy’s academics, housing and travel. Liguria region.

ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight Housing Options excursions • Entrance fees when applicable

Cultural activities may include Homestay ∙ Apartment ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) Piazzale Michelangelo, Gelato tour, Leather tour, Boat tour on Arno River

Host University

Florence University of the Arts (FUA) and APICIUS International School of Hospitality Campus Type: Urban Location: Historic city center of Florence

I was really nervous going abroad all by myself. It took a little bit of getting used to, but ISA helped me find activities to do everyday and helped me find friendships that will last for a long time after I leave Italy. Even though it was tough being homesick at times, this summer in Florence has been one of the best experiences of my life, and I'm so happy I decided to do it.

NATALIE GAINES, STUDENT AT UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA

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Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE FLORENCE UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS AND APICIUS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY Business, Hospitality & Studio Art

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Economics/Management • Communications • Language of Instruction English Design • Experiential Learning • Fashion • Language • Literature • Tourism and Hospitality • Language Courses Available Italian Visual and Performing Arts

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission

Language Levels Beginning, High Beginning, Intermediate, High Prices & Dates Intermediate, Advanced TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA 2.75 Summer 1 Mid May - Early Jun 2017 $4,450 03/15/17 Intensive Language Add-On Yes Option Summer 1 & 2 Mid May - Late Jun 2017 $7,250 03/15/17 Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 1, 2 & 3 Mid May - Mid Jul 2017 $9,950 03/15/17 Classmates Visiting international students Summer 1, 2, 3 & 4 Mid May - Early Aug 2017 $12,250 03/15/17 Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens Summer 2 Early Jun - Late Jun 2017 $4,450 03/25/17 ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students requiring a U.S. transcript will have the opportunity to request a Summer 2 & 3 Early Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $7,250 03/25/17 supplemental transcript from the University of South Florida (USF). Summer 2, 3 & 4 Early Jun - Early Aug 2017 $9,950 03/25/17

Summer 3 Late Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $4,450 03/25/17

Summer 3 & 4 Late Jun - Early Aug 2017 $7,250 03/25/17

Summer 4 Mid Jul - Early Aug 2017 $4,450 04/25/17

SUMMER AT THE FLORENCE UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS AND APICIUS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY Experiential Learning in Hospitality, Arts & Culture

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Experiential Learning • Fashion • Literature • Tourism and Language of Instruction English Hospitality • Visual and Performing Arts Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Minimum GPA 2.75 Prices & Dates Classmates Visiting international students TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens Summer 11 Mid May - Late Jun 2017 $7,250 03/15/17 ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Summer 12 Late Jun - Early Aug 2017 $7,250 03/25/17 Students requiring a U.S. transcript will have the opportunity to request a supplemental transcript from the University of South Florida (USF).

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On the Experiential Learning in Hospitality, Arts & Culture program, ISA summer students will have the opportunity to get real-world experience working in the FUA's state-of-the-art facilities alongside locals while organizing a gallery exhibition, managing a retail fashion store or contributing to the Florentine magazine Blending.

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For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR, INTENSIVE MONTH 43 & J-TERM PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • Milan History and modernity collide in this international hub. ITALY modern, cosmopolitan, glamorous

Highlights

1 • Courses in English 2 ITALY • Milan Fashion Week held twice a year • Home to the most skyscrapers in Italy • Universitá Cattolica del Sacro Cuore is Europe's largest private university

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Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Lake Como one-day Luca Garotti has been the Resident Director in Milan Ride the funicular and take a boat tour on the lake. since 2014. The ISA office is conveniently located in the international curriculum building on the Universitá Cattolica’s 2. Verona 3. Lake Garda multi-day campus. The on-site staff is available at all times and Visit Juliet’s house, tour the arena, explore the city’s local churches and visit provides academic, housing and cultural support. Desenzano del Garda. ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Housing Options Cultural activities may include The Last Supper, Walking tour of Garibaldi district, Armani Silos museum, Visit to "Eataly" Apartment ∙ Independent (student secures own housing)

Host University

Universitá Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (UCSC or Cattolica) Campus Type: Traditional Location: St. Ambrose district in central Milan

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITÁ CATTOLICA DEL SACRO CUORE Business, Communications & Italian Culture

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Economics/Management • Communications • Language of Instruction English Design • Fashion • International Relations • Literature Minimum GPA 2.75 FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Classmates Visiting international students Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens Prices & Dates

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Milan Summers 1 and 2 are comprised of two back-to-back 2-week modules, while Summer 3 is comprised of three back-to-back 2-week modules. Summer 1 Mid Jun - Early Jul 2017 $6,350 03/25/17

Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $6,350 03/25/17

Summer 3 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $8,450 03/25/17

44 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/milan • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • ITALY Rome Walk the ancient streets of the Eternal City. vigorous, timeless, striking

Highlights

• Courses in English ITALY • Courses in Italian • Intensive Language • Gap Programs – post-high school study for credit • Veritas – missions abroad • Known as the “Eternal City” • Home to over 280 fountains and 900 churches

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On-site Support Excursions + Cultural Activities

Mattea Di Fabio has been the Rome Resident Director since 1. Florence 2. The Chianti Region multi-day 2005. The ISA resident staff is available at all times and offers City walking tour, The Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, Palazzo Vecchio, Piazza della support with academics, housing and travel. The ISA office is Repubblica, Guided tours of Uffizi and Academia museums, Vineyard tour in Chianti located next to the AUR campus and is a great place to meet up and practice Italian with the ISA staff. 3. Sorrento 4. Capri 5. Pompeii multi-day Mt. Vesuvius, Sorrento, The Island of Capri, Pompeii ruins ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Housing Options Cultural activities may include Cooking lesson, Walking tour, Church hunt, Movie night, Language exchange Apartment • Independent (student secures own housing)

Host University

American University of Rome (AUR) Campus Type: Urban Location: Monteverde Vecchio

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF ROME Business, International Relations & Liberal Arts

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Economics/Management • Communications • Language of Instruction English International Relations • Language • Literature • Political Science • Visual and Language Courses Available Italian Performing Arts

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission

Language Levels Beginning Prices & Dates

Minimum GPA 2.50 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 1 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $5,950 03/25/17 Classmates Visiting international students Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,950 04/25/17 Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens Summer 1 & 2 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $10,650 03/25/17

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES The American University of Rome is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE). • Back-to-back options are available.

What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/rome • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR & J-TERM 45 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • Stirling Surrounded by a medieval fortress, Stirling allows students to take in the breathtaking scenery of the rolling Scottish hills. lush, quaint, scenic SCOTLAND

Highlights

• Courses in English • Internships SCOTLAND • Site of many major battles for Scottish independence • Hosts national sport teams' training facilities

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Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Glasgow one-day Mike Kurtyka has been the Scotland Resident Director Charles Rennie Mackintosh House, Kelvingrove Museum, Buchanan Street, River since 2015. He conducts weekly office hours on or near the Clyde university campus. The resident staff also leads the Bridging Cultures Program, excursions, assists with housing and 2. Edinburgh one-day provides support. Students have access to all of the resources Princess Street Gardens, Sir Walter Scott Memorial, Royal Mile, Mercat Cross, at the University of Stirling including computer labs and Elephant House athletic facilities.

3. Highlands & Loch Ness one-day Loch Lomond, Trossachs National Park, Glencoe, Ben Nevis, Fort Augustus, Urquhart Housing Options Castle ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Dorm ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) Ground transportation • Organized tours • Entrance fees when applicable

Cultural activities may include Scottish dance lesson, Stirling Castle, National Wallace Monument, Doune Castle, Scottish Host University food tasting University of Stirling Campus Type: Traditional Location: Two miles from the city center

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF STIRLING Courses in Multiple Disciplines

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Economics/Management • Communications • Language of Instruction English Education • International Relations • Internship • Legal Studies • Literature • Social Language Prerequisite for None Sciences • Visual and Performing Arts Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Prerequisite for Admission Sophomore standing (second year) at the time of participation Prices & Dates Minimum GPA Requirement 3.00 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Classmates International students Summer 1 Mid Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $6,350 04/01/17 Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens Summer 2 Mid Jul - Mid Aug 2017 $6,350 04/01/17 ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students may enroll in back-to-back Summer 1 & 2 sessions. Summer 1 & 2 Mid Jun - Mid Aug 2017 $11,700 04/01/17

46 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/stirling • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • STIRLING • SCOTLAND

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF STIRLING Courses in Multiple Disciplines & Internship

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Economics/Management • Communications • Language of Instruction English Education • International Relations • Legal Studies • Literature • Social Sciences • Visual Language Prerequisite for Sophomore standing (second year) at the time of and Performing Arts Admission participation FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Minimum GPA 3.00

Classmates International students Prices & Dates

Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Summer 3 Mid Jun - Mid Aug 2017 $10,750 03/01/17 Students will enroll in two modules during Summer 1 and complete the internship component during Summer 2. • Possible internship placement fields include charity/ non-profit, environmental science, politics, marketing and sports among others.

I don't think I could have asked for a more unique and personal experience. ISA did the most out of any groups to give us a taste of everything Scotland. The bond I made with my fellow program members is something I'll cherish forever thanks to ISA.

LEAH TYLER, STUDENT AT CARROLL COLLEGE

Call or email an advisor to start your journey. (512) 480-8522 or [email protected]

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 47 ALSO AVAILABLE • Barcelona From beaches to mountains, explore the vast city that is Barcelona. SPAIN cosmopolitan, lively, contemporary

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses in Spanish • Intensive Language • Second largest city in Spain • Located on the SPAIN Mediterranean Coast

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Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Sitges one-day Manuel Urí Martin has been with ISA since 2008 and became Cava tasting, City tour Resident Director in 2010. The ISA office in Barcelona is conveniently located in the city center about five minutes 2. South of France multi-day from Plaza Catalunya. The ISA space is in an office building Enjoy walking tours through Girona (Spain), Montpellier, Arles and Aigüs Mortes where the friendly resident staff is available to provide and Collioure. support and much more to ISA students. Specific staff members are dedicated to housing, academics, activities and 3. Costa Brava multi-day student care. Coastal beach visit, Walking tour, Dalí Museum in Figueres ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight Housing Options excursions • Entrance fees when applicable

Cultural activities may include Homestay ∙ Apartment ∙ Student Residence ∙ Spanish language exchange activities, Cooking courses, Soccer league and local soccer Independent (student secures own housing) match (if applicable)

Host Universities

Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF) Universidad Internacional Campus Type: Traditional Menéndez Pelayo (UIMP) Location: Downtown Barcelona, close to Campus Type: Urban the Mediterranean Sea Location: Satellite campus near Ras Lamblas street in the heart of Barcelona Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona (UAB) Universitat de Barcelona (UB) CETT Campus Type: Urban Campus Location: Eixample and Sant Pau Campus Type: Traditional campuses centrally located 10 and 25 Location: In the hills on the outskirts of minutes from the ISA office respectively the city, a 20-minute train ride from the city center

• More than 10 percent of Barcelona is parkland, split between 68 parks. Montjuïc, located on the hill overlooking the harbor, covers more than 500 acres, making it the largest park in all of Spain. • Once Gaudí’s Sagrada Família is completed, it will be the tallest church building in the world at a massive 557.8 feet (170 m).

48 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/barcelona BARCELONA • SPAIN

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITAT POMPEU FABRA Spanish Language & Liberal Arts

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Area Studies and Culture (E/S) • International Relations (E/S) • Language • Literature (S) • Language Courses Available Spanish, Catalan History (E/S) • Political Science (E) • Visual and Performing Arts (E/S)

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission

Prerequisite for Admission Sophomore level standing or higher at the time of Prices & Dates participation TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Include High Beginning, Intermediate, High Intermediate, Advanced, Superior Summer 1 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,250 04/25/17

Minimum GPA Requirement 3.00

Language Placement Exam Administered on site

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students have the option of mixing courses taught in English as well as Spanish.

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE BARCELONA International Studies, Business & Culture

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Area Studies and Culture (E) • Business/Economics/Management (E/S) • International Language Courses Available Spanish Relations (E) • Language • Literature (E) • History (E) • Visual and Performing Arts (E)

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission

Prerequisite for Admission None Prices & Dates

Language Levels Include Beginning, High Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE High Advanced Summer 2 05/30/17 - 07/14/17 $5,750 03/25/17 Minimum GPA Requirement 2.75

Language Placement Exam Administered prior to departure

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students have the opportunity to take a large selection of Business related courses in English.

The worst thing we can do as young adults is let our fears stop us from experiencing life-changing moments.

ALYSON RAMIREZ, STUDENT AT GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY

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For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 49 ALSO AVAILABLE • BARCELONA • SPAIN

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD INTERNACIONAL MENÉNDEZ PELAYO-BARCELONA Spanish Language & Culture

Program Summary Subjects Available Language • Literature • History • Visual and Performing Arts Language of Instruction Spanish

Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Prices & Dates Admission TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Prerequisite for Admission None

Language Levels Include Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced Summer 3 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $4,950 03/25/17

Minimum GPA Requirement 2.50 Summer 4 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $4,950 04/25/17

Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 3&4 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $9,150 03/25/17

Classmates Visiting ISA students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES In our only program where all courses are taught in Spanish, students will have the opportunity to get intensive classes at the beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels.

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITAT DE BARCELONA CETT CAMPUS Tourism, Hospitality Management & Business

Program Summary Subjects Available Business/Economics/Management • Tourism and Hospitality Language of Instruction English

Language Courses Available None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Prices & Dates Admission TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Prerequisite for Admission None

Language Levels Include None Summer 5 06/30/17 - 07/28/17 $5,950 04/25/17

Minimum GPA Requirement 2.50

Language Placement Exam None

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES In this program, students get the opportunity to select between seven courses all taught in English.

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ISA staff will arrange an intercambio for students in Barcelona. An intercambio is a language exchange where ISA students can speak and interact with local students with the goal of learning and practicing in Spanish (or even Catalan) and allowing them to integrate with Barcelona’s people, culture and life. ISA students also have the opportunity to get involved in the “minigrupos” program. The ISA Barcelona staff organize activities throughout the program for the students to get more involved in Spanish culture. Students will be exposed to art exhibits, theater performances, and participate in a traditional Catalan and Spanish cooking class.

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50 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • SPAIN Granada Granada is a vibrant, youthful city teeming with university students. eclectic, mountainous, historic

Highlights • Courses in Spanish • Intensive Language • Gap Programs – post-high school study for credit • Home of free tapas SPAIN • Beach and mountains are within an hour distance 4

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On-site Support Excursions + Cultural Activities

Marisa Revelles Moyano has been the Granada Resident 1. Madrid 2. Toledo multi-day Director since 2008. The ISA office is conveniently located El Prado Museum, Madrid de los Austrias, Sinagoga Santa María la Blanca, steps from the Universidad de Granada’s original Center Monasterio San Juan de los Reyes, Iglesia de Santo Tomé, Catedral de Toledo for Modern Languages (CLM). At the ISA office, students can use the internet, receive tutoring, get travel advice, practice 3. Nerja one-day Spanish or simply have a quiet refuge for studying. Spend the day exploring Nerja beach.

4. Sevilla multi-day Panoramic tour, Catedral de Sevilla, Real Alcazar, Barrio de Santa Cruz, Plaza de España, Housing Options Barrio de Triana ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight Homestay ∙ Apartment ∙ Student Residence ∙ excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Independent (student secures own housing) Cultural activities may include Walking tours through the city, Visit to the Alhambra, Cathedral and the Capilla Real, Host University Flamenco show

Universidad de Granada Campus Type: Urban Location: Realejo District in Central Granada

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ISA summer students will visit the Alhambra and El Palacio de Generalife (both UNESCO-recognized World Heritage Sites) which are teeming with cultural and historical significance not only to Andalusia, but Spain as a whole. The Alhambra is the largest and best-preserved Moorish palace in Spain and the most-visited monument in Granada. These historical sites provide a visual timeline of the diverse history of Andalusia, as the styles and themes under the Moorish rule gave way to the art and architecture brought on by the Reconquista and subsequent monarchy.

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Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA Intensive Spanish Language

Program Summary Subjects Available Language Language of Instruction Spanish

Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Prices & Dates Admission TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Beginning, High Beginning, Low Intermediate, Intermediate, High Intermediate, Advanced, High Summer 1 05/26/17 – 07/01/17 $4,700 03/25/17 Advanced, Superior Summer 2 06/28/17 – 08/01/17 $4,700 04/25/17 Minimum GPA 2.50

Intensive Language Add-On Yes Summer 1 & 2 05/26/17 – 08/01/17 $8,100 03/25/17 Option

Language Placement Exam Administered on site

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Placement exam will determine eligibility for course enrollment. Students may enroll in back-to-back summer programs as follows: Summer 1 & 2, Summer 1 & 4, Summer 3 & 2, Summer 3 & 4.

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA Spanish Language & Culture

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Language • Literature Language of Instruction Spanish

Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for 2 semesters/3 quarters of college-level Spanish Prices & Dates Admission language or equivalent TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Intermediate, Advanced, Superior Summer 3 05/26/17 - 07/01/17 $4,700 03/25/17 Minimum GPA 2.50

Intensive Language Add-On Yes Summer 4 06/28/17 - 08/01/17 $4,700 04/25/17 Option Summer 3 & 4 05/26/17 - 08/01/17 $8,100 03/25/17 Language Placement Exam Administered on site

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Placement exam will determine eligibility for course enrollment. • If a student places below the intermediate level, they will not be eligible for this program and will be required to enroll in the Intensive Spanish Language program. • Students may enroll in back-to-back summer sessions as follows: Summer 1 & 2, Summer 1 & 4, Summer 3 & 2, Summer 3 & 4.

Everyday was a new adventure. Everyday was another chance to make a friend, learn a word, find a place. In Granada, you would never know if something cool is around the corner until you walk around that corner and see it for yourself. And that is just what I did.

KAZA KOMELSKI-CORREA, STUDENT AT RADFORD UNIVERSITY Call or email an advisor to start your journey. (512) 480-8522 or [email protected]

52 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR, TRIMESTER & INTENSIVE MONTH PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • SPAIN Madrid Discover the vibrant, unique combination of modernity and traditional Spanish charm in Madrid. metropolitan, diverse, historic

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses in Spanish • Intensive Language • Internships 1 2 • Gap Programs – post-high SPAIN school study for credit • Geographic center and capital of Spain • Home to the world-

photo by isa student renowned Prado and Reina 2 Meg Bonadurer 1 Sofía art museums

On-site Support Excursions + Cultural Activities

Julio Corpas joined ISA in 2010 and has been the Resident 1. Toledo one-day Director of ISA Madrid since 2012. The ISA office, located in Tour the Sinagoga Santa María la Blanca, Monasterio San Juan de los Reyes, Iglesia the heart of Madrid, is a one-minute walk from the famous de Santo Tomé, Catedral de Toledo Puerta del Sol and offers easy access to many of Madrid's most popular sites. Situated in a historic building designed by 2. Valencia multi-day Antonio Palacios, one of the most famous Spanish architects Discover the birthplace of paella and local beaches in La Ciudad de Artes y of the early 20th century, the office contains a classroom/ Ciencias. meeting room, staff offices, computers with internet access ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE and a large common room. Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable

Cultural activities may include Housing Options Guided tours of the Museo del Prado, Reina Sofia and the Palacio Real, Boat-riding in the Parque Retiro Homestay ∙ Student Residence ∙ Apartment ∙ Independent (student secures own housing)

Host Universities

Universidad Antonio de Nebrija Campus Type: Urban Location: Madrid-Princesa campus in central Madrid

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD ANTONIO DE NEBRIJA Spanish Language, Hispanic Studies & Electives

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Area Studies and Culture (E/S) • Business/Economics/Management (E/S) • Language Courses Available Spanish Communication (E/S) • International Relations (S) • Language • Literature (S) • Social Sciences (E/S) Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Levels Include Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, Superior Prices & Dates Minimum GPA Requirement 2.50 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 1 05/29/17 - 06/29/17 $4,800 03/25/17 Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens Summer 2 06/30/17 - 07/29/17 $4,800 04/25/17

Summer 1 & 2 05/29/17 - 07/29/17 03/25/17 ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES $8,400 Back-to-back sessions are available.

What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/madrid • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 53 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • Málaga Study in Málaga and enjoy the year-round sunshine, beautiful beaches and exquisite cuisine. SPAIN coastal, emerging, inviting

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses in Spanish • Intensive language • Gap Programs – post-high school study for credit SPAIN • Birthplace of Pablo Picasso and Antonio Banderas 4 3 • Founded by the Phoenicians in 770 BC, Málaga is one of the world's oldest cities photo by isa student 1 Emily Bender 4

Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Madrid 2. Toledo multi-day Heidi Doerr has been the Resident Director in Málaga since El Prado Museum, Madrid de los Austrias, Sinagoga Santa María la Blanca, 2005. Located in the heart of the city, the ISA Málaga office is Monasterio San Juan de los Reyes, Iglesia de Santo Tomé, Catedral de Toledo 15-20 minutes by bus from the university. Students may go to the office to use internet, receive tutoring, participate in 3. Granada multi-day activities or simply visit with the ISA staff or fellow students. Alhambra, Flamenco, Albaicín, Capilla Real

4. Ronda one-day Plaza de Toros, Tajo, Arab Baths ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Housing Options Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Homestay ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) Cultural activities may include Tours of local sites and monuments, Cultural activities hosted in ISA office

Host University

Universidad de Málaga Campus Type: Urban Location: Eastern Málaga

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE MÁLAGA Spanish Language, Literature & Electives in English

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Area Studies and Culture (E/S) • Business/Economics (E) • International Relations (S) • Language Courses Available Spanish Language • Literature (S) • History (S)

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission

Language Levels Include Intermediate, Advanced Prices & Dates

Minimum GPA Requirement 2.50 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 1 05/27/17 - 07/01/17 $4,650 03/25/17 Classmates Other ISA students Summer 2 06/28/17 - 08/01/17 $4,650 04/25/17 Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens Summer 1 & 2 05/27/17 - 08/01/17 $8,100 03/25/17

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students with beginning level Spanish can only take courses in English and are not eligible for the back-to-back option. • Intermediate level students and above who wish to enroll in the back-to-back program must select language as one of their courses. • Classes are taught at the UMA's Center for Cursos de Español para Extranjeros in the El Palo district.

54 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/malaga • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR, J-TERM & For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. INTENSIVE MONTH PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • SPAIN Salamanca Home to Spain’s oldest university, Salamanca is a Renaissance city that welcomes students from around the globe. collegiate, historic, majestic

Highlights • Courses in Spanish • Intensive Language • Internships • Gap Programs – post-high school study for credit 6 • Declared a UNESCO World SPAIN Heritage Site in 1998 and a European City of Culture in 2002 • Known as "La Ciudad photo by isa student photo by isa student Dorada," or golden city, for 5 Madalena Pierangelino 2 Lucas Lemar its magnificent sandstone buildings

On-site Support Excursions + Cultural Activities

Carmen Abanades Cruz joined ISA in 2001 and has been the 1. Madrid 2. Toledo 3. El Escorial multi-day Salamanca Resident Director since 2009. Near the heart of El Prado Museum, Madrid de los Austrias, Sinagoga Santa María la Blanca, historic Salamanca, the ISA Salamanca office is conveniently Monasterio San Juan de los Reyes, Iglesia de Santo Tomé, Catedral de Toledo located five minutes from the Universidad de Salamanca and ten minutes from the Plaza Mayor. Students may visit 4. Segovia one-day the office to use the internet, receive tutoring, find out about 1st century Roman aqueduct, Sprawling city views, Castles and cathedrals upcoming excursions and activities, utilize various travel and 5. Santander multi-day • Summer 1, 2 & 3 only academic resources or visit with the ISA staff. Paseo de Pereda, Magdalena Palace, Surfing, Santilla del Mar & Altamira

6. Aveiro, Portugal multi-day • Summer 4 only Housing Options Spend the weekend exploring this picturesque seaside city. ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Homestay ∙ Student Residence ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable

Cultural activities may include Host University Regular Spanish language exchanges, Volunteer opportunities, Spanish cooking class, Tours of local sites and monuments Universidad de Salamanca Campus Type: Traditional Location: Central Salamanca

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA Spanish Language & Culture

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Language • Literature • Social Sciences Language of Instruction Spanish

Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM.

Language Prerequisite for None Admission Prices & Dates

Language Levels Include Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, Superior TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Minimum GPA Requirement 2.50 Summer 1 05/27/17 - 07/01/17 $4,850 03/25/17

Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 2 06/24/17 - 07/29/17 $4,850 04/25/17 Classmates Visiting international students Summer 3 06/28/17 - 08/12/17 $5,750 04/25/17 Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens Summer 4 07/28/17 - 08/31/17 $4,850 04/25/17

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Summer 1 & 2 05/27/17 - 07/29/17 $8,350 03/25/17 Back-to-back sessions are available. Summer 1 & 3 05/27/17 - 08/12/17 $9,250 03/25/17

Summer 2 & 4 06/24/17 - 08/31/17 $8,350 04/25/17

What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/salamanca • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR, INTENSIVE MONTH 55 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. & J-TERM PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • Santander Boasting unrivaled beaches, picturesque landscapes and delectable seafood, Santander is recognized as one of Spain's SPAIN most elegant cities. adventurous, elegant, coastal

Highlights photo by isa student • Courses in Spanish Emily Bender 4 • Gap Programs – post-high 3 school study for credit • Offers some of the best 1 surfing in Europe 2 • Hot spot for Spanish tourists SPAIN

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Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Madrid 2. Toledo multi-day The ISA office is located on the Las Llamas campus of the El Prado Museum, Madrid de los Austrias, Sinagoga Santa María la Blanca, Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo (UIMP). Students Monasterio San Juan de los Reyes, Iglesia de Santo Tomé, Catedral de Toledo may visit the office to practice Spanish, use the WiFi or the computer lab at the university, receive tutoring and inquire 3. Bilbao & San Sebastián one-day about upcoming activities and excursions. Museo Guggenheim, Playa de la Concha, Playa de la Ondarreta, Monte Igueldo, Peine del Viento, Casco Antiguo

4. Picos de Europa one-day Potes, La Torre del Infantando, Funicular, Hike to Espinema, La Iglesia de Santa Housing Options Maria (Lebeña) ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Homestay ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable

Cultural activities may include Spanish language exchanges, Tours of local sites and monuments Host Universities

Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo (UIMP) Campus Type: Urban Location: Located at the UIMP’s Las Llamas Campus

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD INTERNACIONAL MENÉNDEZ PELAYO Spanish Language & Culture

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Language • Literature • History Language of Instruction Spanish

Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Prices & Dates Admission TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Include Beginning, High Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, Superior Summer 2 Early Jul - Early Aug 2017 $4,350 04/25/17 Minimum GPA Requirement 2.50

Language Placement Exam Administered on site

Classmates International and other ISA students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES UIMP requires students of all language levels to take both a course in Spanish Language and a course in Spanish Culture. • This is a good program for students who are looking for a high level of immersion.

56 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/santander • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • SPAIN Sevilla Step back in time in sunny Sevilla, the capital of Andalucía and the birthplace of Flamenco. passionate, traditional, historic

Highlights photo by isa student Casey Harless • Courses in English • Courses in Spanish • Intensive Language • Gap Programs – post-high school study for credit SPAIN • Veritas – missions abroad • Birthplace of flamenco in Western Europe

6 • Home of the largest Gothic photo by isa student photo by isa student cathedral in the world 6 Danielle Alonzi 3 Lanae Flatness

On-site Support Excursions + Cultural Activities

Enrique (Quique) López has been the Resident Director 1. Madrid 2. Toledo multi-day in Sevilla since 2005. All students will have access to the El Prado Museum, Madrid de los Austrias, Sinagoga Santa María la Blanca, ISA Study Center. Centrally located in Sevilla, the center is Monasterio San Juan de los Reyes, Iglesia de Santo Tomé, Catedral de Toledo equipped with study lounges, a computer lab, terraces, a media room and more. ISA Sevilla houses a large and friendly 3. Córdoba 4. Granada multi-day on-site staff available to provide academic, housing and Alhambra, Flamenco, Albaicín, Capilla Real, Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba, cultural support. Sinagoga de Córdoba, El Barrio Judío

5. Jerez de la Frontera & Cadiz one-day Housing Options La Catedral de San Miguel, Las bodegas de Jeréz, La torre de Tavira en Cádiz, La playa Homestay ∙ Apartment ∙ Student Residence ∙ 6. Morocco, N. Africa multi-day • Summer 1 only • optional* Independent (student secures own housing) Fez, Merzouga, Meknes, Sahara desert, Camel ride *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. Host Universities ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight ISA Study Center with Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo (UIMP) excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Campus Type: Study center Cultural activities may include Location: Central Sevilla, next to Maria Luisa Park Weekly soccer games, Tours of local sites and monuments

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE ISA STUDY CENTER WITH THE UNIVERSIDAD INTERNACIONAL MENÉNDEZ PELAYO Spanish Language, Culture & Business

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Area Studies and Culture (S) • Business/Economics (E) • International Relations (S) • Language Courses Available Spanish Language • Literature (S) • Political Science (E)

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission

Language Levels Include High Beginning (Summer 1 only), Intermediate, Prices & Dates Advanced TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA Requirement 2.50 Summer 1 05/24/17 - 07/01/17 $4,850 03/25/17 Intensive Language Add-On Yes Option Summer 2 06/28/17 - 07/29/17 $4,850 04/25/17 Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 1 & 2 05/24/17 - 07/29/17 $8,450 04/25/17 Classmates Other ISA students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students at the true beginning level may only take courses in English and are not eligible for the back-to-back option. High beginning level students who wish to enroll in the back-to-back program must enroll in a language course during Summer 1 due to course offerings the second term.

What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/sevilla • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 57 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • Valencia Valencia’s deep multicultural roots, cosmopolitan flavor and warm climate make it a true Mediterranean gem. SPAIN urban, relaxed, mediterranean

Highlights • Courses in Spanish • Third largest city in Spain • Birthplace of paella

SPAIN

photo by isa student 3 Ryan Giberman 4

Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Madrid 2. Toledo multi-day Manuel “Manu” Gutièrrez Olavarría has been the Valencia El Prado Museum, Madrid de los Austrias, Sinagoga Santa María la Blanca, Resident Director since 2004. The ISA office is located in the Monasterio San Juan de los Reyes, Iglesia de Santo Tomé, Catedral de Toledo Blasco Ibáñez neighborhood, just a 20-minute walk to the city center. Students may visit the office to practice Spanish, use 3. Barcelona multi-day WiFi, receive tutoring, inquire about upcoming excursions and Tour of el Barrio Gótico and Barrio del Borne, Modernism tour of Parc Güell, activities or simply chat with the ISA staff and fellow students. Casa Batlló, Casa Milá, Sagrada Familia and Palau de la Música

4. La Albufera & Gandía one-day Boat ride through the nature preserve, Beach activities Housing Options ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight Homestay ∙ Apartment ∙ Student Residence ∙ excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Independent (student secures own housing) Cultural activities may include Visit the Ciutat de les Arts I les Cièncias, Walking tour through Old Quarter, Valencia, La Albufera and Paella experience, Visit the Fallero Museum, Bike tour, Running club, Soccer Host Universities League Universitat de València Campus Type: Urban Location: Blasco Ibáñez campus, central Valencia

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITAT DE VALÈNCIA Hispanic Studies

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Language • Literature Language of Instruction Spanish

Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for 2 semesters/3 quarters of college-level Spanish or Prices & Dates Admission the equivalent TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Include Intermediate, Advanced Summer 1 05/17/17 - 06/24/17 $4,850 03/25/17 Minimum GPA 2.50

Language Placement Exam Placement exam is not required Summer 2 06/21/17 - 07/29/17 $4,850 04/25/17

Classmates Visiting international students Summer 1 & 2 05/17/17 - 07/29/17 $8,450 03/25/17

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students may enroll in back-to-back Summer 1 & 2 programs.

58 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/valencia • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR & TRIMESTER For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • LATIN AMERICA

60 Buenos Aires Argentina 74 Santa Cruz Costa Rica 62 Florianópolis Brazil 75 Havana Cuba 64 Valparaíso/Viña del Mar Chile 76 Santiago Dominican Republic 67 Barranquilla Colombia 78 Cusco Peru 69 Heredia Costa Rica 80 Lima Peru 71 San José Costa Rica Buenos Aires A bustling city that seamlessly blends Latin American vigor with European elegance. lively, eclectic, elegant ARGENTINA Highlights • Courses in Spanish • Intensive Language • Gap Programs – post-high school study for credit • Birthplace of the Tango ARGENTINA • A city with a complex and rich cultural identity • Home to over one-third of the Argentine population

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Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay one-day Guillermo Cáceres has been the Buenos Aires Resident Rio de la Plata, Colonia’s UNESCO-recognized Historic District Director since 2003. The ISA Buenos Aires office is located in the Belgrano neighborhood, just a few blocks from the UB 2. El Tigre one-day and a short metro ride from the UADE. The helpful resident Delta del Paraná, Puerto de los Frutos, Casa Museo Sarmiento staff provides assistance during the enrollment process at the host universities and support with cultural questions, 3. Research with the Smithsonian in Costa Rica multi-day • optional* housing, visas, travel advice and Spanish language tutoring. Research with experts at La Selva Biological Station, Whitewater rafting *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Housing Options Ground transportation • Organized tours • Entrance fees when applicable Homestay ∙ Student Residence ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) Cultural activities may include Tango dance class, Feria de Mataderos, Museo Evita Host Universities

Universidad de Belgrano (UB) Campus Type: Urban Location: Residential neighborhood of Belgrano

Travel with WorldStrides and Smithsonian University Travel Programs! Take part in research alongside experts at La Selva Biological Station, one of the best known tropical research sites in the world. with the Cap off your weekend of discovery with a white water rafting trip on the Sarapiquí!

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60 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/buenos_aires • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • BUENOS AIRES • ARGENTINA

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE BELGRANO Intensive Spanish Language

Program Summary Subjects Available Language Language of Instruction Spanish

Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Prices & Dates Admission TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Beginning, Intermediate, High Intermediate, Advanced Summer 1 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $4,100 03/25/17 Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $4,100 04/25/17 Language Placement Exam Administered prior to departure Summer 3 Late Jul - Late Aug 2017 $4,100 04/25/17 Classmates Visiting international students Summer 1 & 2 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $7,450 03/25/17 Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens Summer 2 & 3 Late Jun - Late Aug 2017 $7,450 04/25/17 ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Intensive Spanish Language courses give students the opportunity to complete 108- Summer 1, 2 & 3 Late May - Late Aug 2017 $10,250 03/25/17 120 contact hours per summer session. • Back-to-back sessions available for students who wish to progress through multiple Spanish language levels during the summer. Advanced level students who wish to participate on consecutive summer programs are recommended to combine Summer 1 Intensive Spanish Language + Summer 4 Latin American Studies.

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE BELGRANO Latin American Studies

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Literature • Visual and Performing Arts Language of Instruction Spanish

Language Prerequisite for 4 semesters/6 quarters of college-level Spanish or FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission the equivalent Prices & Dates Minimum GPA 2.50 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Intensive Language Add-On Yes Option Summer 4 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,850 03/25/17 Language Placement Exam Administered prior to departure

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students will take the placement exam online prior to acceptance into the program. Students with three semesters of Spanish can enroll in Intensive Spanish Language prior to this program in order meet the eligibility requirement.

DISCOVER MORE WITH ISA Intercultural

The Tango is an integral part of Argentina's national identity and Buenos Aires embraces the art of this elegant dance throughout the city. ISA students will have the opportunity to take a Tango lesson at the beginning of their program as they settle into Buenos Aires and can continue classes independently at the dance studio if they are interested in mastering the dance throughout their summer abroad.

Learn about the 5 areas of the Discovery Model on page 2.

environmental intercultural sociopolitical professional historical

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 61 ALSO AVAILABLE • Florianópolis Fall in love with the “Island of Magic.” friendly, active, coastal BRAZIL

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses in Portuguese • Intensive Language BRAZIL • Gap Programs – post-high school study for credit • Veritas – missions abroad 1 2 • Home to over 40 beaches • Ranked among the world's 3 friendliest cities

4 photo by isa student photo by isa student 1 Emmanuel Pressley 2 Jessica Hamed

Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Blumenau & Itajai River Valley one-day Rodrigo Franzoni has been the Brazil Resident Director since Crystal Factory, Museums Familia Colonial & Hábitos e Costumes, Germanic Village 2014. The ISA office is located on the Universidade do Sul de Santa Catarina’s Ilha-Centro campus, where students will take 2. Balneário Camboriú one-day the majority of their classes. The office houses the ISA staff, Balneário Camboriú coast, Laranjeira Beach, Skyride to Unipraias park who are available to support and assist students. The office provides a study room, Wi-Fi workstations and a lounge area 3. Serra Catarinense multi-day for student use. Santo Amaro da Imperatriz, Águas Mornas, Rafting in the Cubatão River

4. Research with the Smithsonian in Costa Rica multi-day • optional* Housing Options Research with experts at La Selva Biological Station, Whitewater rafting

*This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. Homestay ∙ Apartment ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Host University Cultural activities may include Bi-weekly movie nights, Portuguese language exchange activities, Brazilian dance lessons, Universidade do Sul de Santa Catarina (UNISUL) Capoeira workshop, Sandboarding, Soccer game Campus Type: Urban Location: Ilha-Centro campus, central downtown area of the island

DISCOVER MORE WITH ISA Environmental

Santo Amaro da Imperatriz and Águas Mornas, known for its fresh air and mountain scenery, is a short 40-minute drive from Florianópolis. ISA summer students will visit the rejuvenating hot springs of the beautiful Cubatão River and learn about the innovative ways corporations are using geothermal heat as a way to reduce energy costs. Students will also get first-hand experience in safely navigating a river raft as they partake in memorable water activities.

Learn about the 5 areas of the Discovery Model on page 2.

environmental intercultural sociopolitical professional historical

62 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/florianopolis FLORIANÓPOLIS • BRAZIL

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDADE DO SUL DE SANTA CATARINA Culture, Portuguese Language & Economics

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Economics/Management • Language Language of Instruction English

Language Courses Available Portuguese FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Prices & Dates Admission TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Include Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced

Minimum GPA Requirement 2.50 Summer 1 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $3,950 03/25/17

Language Placement Exam Online exam administered prior to departure, oral and written portion administered on site

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students are encouraged to enroll in one Portuguese Language course and one Business or Culture course instructed in English.

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDADE DO SUL DE SANTA CATARINA Intensive Portuguese Language

Program Summary Subjects Available Language Language of Instruction Portuguese

Language Courses Available Portuguese FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Prices & Dates Admission TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Include Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced

Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 2 Early Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,450 03/25/17

Language Placement Exam Online exam administered prior to departure, oral and written portion administered on site

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students advance one language level upon successful completion of this program. • This program may be eligible for the Foreign Language and Area Studies fellowship. For more information about FLAS, contact your study abroad advisor.

Travel with WorldStrides and Smithsonian University Travel Programs! Take part in research alongside experts at La Selva Biological Station, one of the best known tropical research sites in the world. with the Cap off your weekend of discovery with a white water rafting trip on the Sarapiquí!

The name of the Smithsonian and the sunburst are registered trademarks of the Smithsonian Institution and WorldStrides is an authorized user.

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER & INTENSIVE MONTH PROGRAMS 63 ALSO AVAILABLE • Valparaíso/

CHILE Viña del Mar Soak in the colorful hills of Valpo and the relaxing beaches of Viña. hilly, seaside, picturesque

Highlights

• Courses in English CHILE • Courses in Spanish • Internships • Service-Learning • Gap Programs – post-high school study for credit • Veritas – missions abroad • The historic quarter of Valparaíso is considered a

4 UNESCO World Heritage Site photo by isa student 1 2 Rosalind Reynolds • Viña del Mar is considered Chile’s “Garden City”

Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Santiago multi-day Lizette Arredondo has been the Valparaíso and Viña del Mar’s Barrio Bellavista, Catedral and Plaza de Armas de Santiago, Cerros Santa Lucía Resident Director since 1996. The ISA office in Valparaíso is and San Cristóbal, La Moneda, Neruda’s Museum “La Chascona,” Cousiño Macul conveniently located across from the PUCV. The office is a Vineyard, Pueblito Los Domínicos large house where the friendly resident staff is available to provide support and much more to ISA students. 2. Playas del Norte one-day Spend the day exploring the small fishing village of Horcón and the beautiful beaches of Zapallar.

3. Cajón del Maipo one-day Housing Options Visit this enchanting canyon nestled in the Andes Mountains and partake in exciting outdoor adventures. Homestay ∙ Pensión ∙ Independent (student secures own housing)

4. Research with the Smithsonian in Costa Rica multi-day • optional* Research with experts at La Selva Biological Station, Whitewater rafting Host Universities *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso (PUCV) Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight Campus Type: Urban excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Location: Central Valparaíso Cultural activities may include Spanish language exchange activities, Day trip to Ex-ballenera de Quintay, Visit to Archeological Museum Fonck, La Quinta Vergara and Open Sky Museum, Sand boarding in Concón

Travel with WorldStrides and Smithsonian University Travel Programs! Take part in research alongside experts at La Selva Biological Station, one of the best known tropical research sites in the world. with the Cap off your weekend of discovery with a white water rafting trip on the Sarapiquí!

The name of the Smithsonian and the sunburst are registered trademarks of the Smithsonian Institution and WorldStrides is an authorized user.

64 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/valparaiso VALPARAÍSO/VIÑA DEL MAR • CHILE

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE VALPARAÍSO Spanish Language & Latin American Studies

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Area Studies and Culture (E/S) • Language • Literature (S) Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for 2 semesters/3 quarters of college-level Spanish Admission Prices & Dates Language Levels Include Intermediate, Advanced TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA Requirement 2.50 Summer 1 Mid May - Late Jun 2017 $4,975 03/25/17 Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 2 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $4,975 04/25/17 Classmates Visiting international students Summer 1 & 2 Mid May - Late Jul 2017 $9,200 03/25/17 Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students can complete back-to-back summer programs.

SUMMER AT THE PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE VALPARAÍSO Business Internship, Spanish Language & Latin American Studies

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Area Studies and Culture (E/S) • Business/Economics/Management (S) • Language • Language Courses Available Spanish Literature (S)

Language Prerequisite for 4 semesters/6 quarters of college-level Spanish or FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission the equivalent

Language Levels Include Advanced Prices & Dates

Minimum GPA 2.50 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 3 Mid May - Mid Jun 2017 $5,725 03/25/17 Prerequisite for Admission Students must be seeking a major or minor in a Summer 4 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,725 04/25/17 business-related field Summer 3 & 4 Mid May - Late Jul 2017 $10,700 03/25/17 Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students will interview with the PUCV prior to program acceptance in order to determine their internship placement, Spanish language level and program eligibility. Internship placements are tailored to students’ academic backgrounds and professional goals. • Students can complete back-to-back summer programs.

SUMMER AT THE PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE VALPARAÍSO Field Research in Education

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Area Studies and Culture (E/S) • Education (S) • Language • Literature (S) Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for 2 semesters/3 quarters of college-level Spanish Admission Prices & Dates Language Levels Include Intermediate, Advanced TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA Requirement 2.50 Summer 5 Mid May - Mid Jun 2017 $5,725 03/25/17 Language Placement Exam Administered on site

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students will interview with the PUCV prior to program acceptance in order to discuss their research focus, Spanish language level and program eligibility.

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR, INTENSIVE MONTH 65 & J-TERM PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • VALPARAÍSO/VIÑA DEL MAR • CHILE

SUMMER Study + Service-Learning

On a study + service-learning program, students are able to serve a community-based Placements Available in the Following Areas organization abroad and take courses on an ISA academic program. Through service Community Enrichment through the Arts • Community Health Education and Support • and a curriculum based on guided reflection, students may learn about issues within Disabilities and Special Needs • Education and Literacy • Environment and Conservation • their host communities and how local organizations are using their resources to Health Care • Microfinance and Local Economic Development • Sports and Leadership • facilitate change. Therapy and Rehabilitation

Program Summary FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ABOUT SERVICE-LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, VISIT STUDIESABROAD.COM/SERVICELEARNING. Language Requirement Spanish (language level varies based on placement with host organization) Prices & Dates Interview Spanish language interview prior to acceptance TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Service-Learning Summer: 20-30 hrs/wk, starting after the completion Commitment of the academic program SPANISH LANGUAGE & LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES + SERVICE-LEARNING

PLACEMENT AND ACADEMIC CREDIT Summer 1+SL Early May - Mid Jul 2017 $7,150 03/25/17 Student placement preferences are considered during the application process and placements with a host organization are confirmed prior to departure. Students may Summer 2+SL Mid Jun - Mid Aug 2017 $7,150 04/25/17 choose to receive academic credit for the service-learning portion of their program through their home university or through ISA’s partner, Carroll College, which offers a U.S. transcript for 1-6 lower division college credits. Credits awarded will be based on the number of contact hours accrued at the host organization and the successful completion of the ISA Service-Learning Portfolio.

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Education and Business majors rejoice! The Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso offers incredible internship opportunities during the summer sessions. The Field Research in Education program provides students with theoretical and practical knowledge of Chile’s public school system. The program contains a theoretical component in which students complete course work related to the public school sector in Chile. This course work is complemented by a practical component during which students complete a project in the public school community in high-need areas.

The Business Internship, Spanish Language & Latin American Studies program provides academic and cultural learning opportunities in order to develop intercultural understanding and leadership skills in the business setting. The available internship placements are with small businesses and entrepreneurs located in Valparaíso/ Viña del Mar. Placement details are coordinated through Chrysalis, PUCV’s business incubator.

Learn about the 5 areas of the Discovery Model on page 2.

environmental intercultural sociopolitical professional historical

66 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR, INTENSIVE MONTH & J-TERM PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • COLOMBIA Barranquilla Explore the fascinating diversity of the Colombian Caribbean in Barranquilla, affectionately known as Colombia’s Golden Gate. caribbean, festive, friendly

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses with Locals • Courses in Spanish • Service-Learning COLOMBIA • Research • Veritas – Missions Abroad • ABET accreditation • Close to Cartagena and national parks 3 5 6

On-site Support Excursions + Cultural Activities

Katherine Rua has been the Resident Director for the 1. Cartagena 2. Islas del Rosario multi-day Barranquilla program since it began in 2013. She attended Walled City of Cartagena, Fortress of San Felipe de Barajas, Rosario Islands the Universidad del Norte and also worked at the university before transitioning to her role at ISA. The ISA office is located 3. Tayrona National Park 4. Minca multi-day on campus in the Uninorte’s new engineering building. The Beaches of Cabo San Juan del Guía, La Victoria coffee plantation in Minca ISA resident staff provides support with academics, housing, 5. Usiacurí & Totumo Volcano one-day travel and more. Additionally, ISA students have access to all Visit the home-museum honoring the renowned Colombian poet Julio Flórez in of the resources offered at the Universidad del Norte. Usiacurí, and take a revitalizing dip in the Totumo mud volcano.

6. Research with the Smithsonian in Costa Rica multi-day • optional* Research with experts at La Selva Biological Station, Whitewater rafting Housing Options *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Homestay ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable

Host University Cultural activities may include Museo del Caribe, Cooking class, Dance class, Barranquilla Zoo, Volunteer day Universidad del Norte Campus Type: Traditional Location: Puerto Colombia, northwest of city center

Travel with WorldStrides and Smithsonian University Travel Programs! Take part in research alongside experts at La Selva Biological Station, one of the best known tropical research sites in the world. with the Cap off your weekend of discovery with a white water rafting trip on the Sarapiquí!

The name of the Smithsonian and the sunburst are registered trademarks of the Smithsonian Institution and WorldStrides is an authorized user.

What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/barranquilla 67 BARRANQUILLA • COLOMBIA

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DEL NORTE Spanish Language & Courses with Locals

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Area Studies and Culture (E/S) • Business/Economics/Management (S) • Language Courses Available Spanish Communications (S) • Design (S) • Experiential Learning (S) • Language • Legal Studies (S) • Literature (S) • Research (E/S) Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Levels Beginning, High Beginning, Intermediate, High Intermediate, Advanced, High Advanced Prices & Dates

Minimum GPA 2.75 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Placement Exam Administered prior to departure if required Summer 1 Mid Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $3,950 03/25/17 Classmates International and local students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students may enroll in a maximum of two courses, but may not exceed 112 contact hours. Students enrolling in this program may also select a course from the Summer 2 - Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) program.

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DEL NORTE Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM)

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Biological Sciences (S) • Engineering (E/S) • Experiential Learning (E/S) • Information Language Courses Available Spanish Technology (E/S) • Language • Math (E/S) • Research (E/S) • Science (E/S)

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission

Language Levels Beginning, High Beginning, Intermediate, High Prices & Dates Intermediate, Advanced TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA 2.75 Summer 2 Mid Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $3,950 03/25/17 Language Placement Exam Administered prior to departure if required

Classmates International and local students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students may enroll in a maximum of two courses, but may not exceed 112 contact hours. Students enrolling in this program may also select a course from the Summer 1 – Spanish Language & Courses with Locals program. • The Civil, Electrical, Electronics, Industrial, Mechanical and Systems Engineering programs at the Uninorte have been accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. • Engineering courses are available in English with local students.

Barranquilla has an uncanny way of embracing you and challenging you, pushing you and praising you all at the same time.

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68 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • COSTA RICA Heredia A laid back, yet vibrant suburb of San José, Heredia offers an optimal balance between city life and small-town personality. relaxed, authentic, charming

Highlights • Courses in Spanish • Intensive Language • Service-Learning • 30 minutes from San José • The Universidad Latina is COSTA RICA ranked the second-best private university in Costa 1 Rica (QS)

photo by isa student 2 Samantha Davis 1

On-site Support Excursions + Cultural Activities

María Belén Jiménez is the Resident Director for Costa Rica 1. Manuel Antonio multi-day programs and has been with ISA since 2011. While María Belén Spend the day exploring the nature, beaches and wildlife of Manuel Antonio is based in San José, there are two on-site staff members National Park. based in Heredia as well. The ISA office is located on campus at the Universidad Latina, making it a convenient place for 2. Arenal Volcano & Sustainable Farm multi-day students to meet with directors, get help with school work, Relax in the hot springs at the base of the Arenal volcano and enjoy a tour and browse travel resources and use the internet between classes. meal at a local sustainable farm. Students also have access to on-campus resources at the university and to the main ISA office in San José. 3. Research with the Smithsonian in Costa Rica multi-day • optional* Research with experts at La Selva Biological Station, Whitewater rafting *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. Housing Options ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight Homestay ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Cultural activities may include San José and Heredia city tour, Dance class, Volunteer day, Museum, Farewell dinner Host University

Universidad Latina - Heredia Campus Type: Traditional Location: One mile south of downtown Heredia

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD LATINA - HEREDIA Spanish Language & Latin American Literature

Program Summary Subjects Available Language • Literature Language of Instruction Spanish

Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for 2 semesters/3 quarters of college-level Spanish or Prices & Dates Admission the equivalent TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Intermediate, Advanced Summer 1 05/27/17 - 07/01/17 $3,975 03/25/17 Minimum GPA 2.50

Language Placement Exam Placement exam is not required

Classmates ISA students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Language level will be determined by previous college-level Spanish coursework. Back-to-back session is available with Summer 2 program in Santa Cruz, Costa Rica.

What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/heredia • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 69 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • HEREDIA • COSTA RICA

SUMMER Study + Service-Learning

On a study + service-learning program, students are able to serve a community-based Placements Available in the Following Areas organization abroad and take courses on an ISA academic program. Through service Community Health Education and Support • Education and Literacy • Health Care and a curriculum based on guided reflection, students may learn about issues within their host communities and how local organizations are using their resources to FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ABOUT SERVICE-LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, facilitate change. VISIT STUDIESABROAD.COM/SERVICELEARNING.

Program Summary Prices & Dates Language Requirement Spanish (language requirement varies based on TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE placement with host organization) SPANISH LANGUAGE & LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE + SERVICE-LEARNING Interview Spanish language interview prior to acceptance Summer 1+SL 05/27/17 - 07/22/17 $6,075 03/25/17 Service-Learning Summer: 20-30 hrs/wk, starting after the completion Commitment of the academic program

PLACEMENT AND ACADEMIC CREDIT Student placement preferences are considered during the application process and placements with a host organization are confirmed prior to departure. Students may choose to receive academic credit for the service-learning portion of their program through their home university or through ISA’s partner, Carroll College, which offers a U.S. transcript for 1-6 lower division college credits. Credits awarded will be based on the number of contact hours accrued at the host organization and the successful completion of the ISA Service-Learning Portfolio.

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Travel with WorldStrides and Smithsonian University Travel Programs! Take part in research alongside experts at La Selva Biological Station, one of the best known tropical research sites in the world. Cap off your weekend of discovery with a white water rafting trip on the Sarapiquí!

The name of the Smithsonian and the sunburst are registered trademarks of the Smithsonian Institution and WorldStrides is an authorized user.

70 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • COSTA RICA San José Costa Rica’s political, historical and economic capital lies in the country’s magnificent Central Valley. urban, bustling, lively

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses in Spanish • Intensive Language • Service-Learning • Veritas – missions abroad COSTA RICA • Transportation hub for travel throughout the country • Home to over one-third of the country's population 2 1

On-site Support Excursions + Cultural Activities

María Belén Jiménez is the Resident Director for Costa Rica 1. Manuel Antonio multi-day programs. She has been with ISA since 2011. The main ISA Spend the weekend exploring the nature, beaches and wildlife of Manuel Antonio Costa Rica office is located in the Zapote neighborhood of San National Park. José, one block from the Universidad Veritas. Several on-site staff members are available during business hours to assist 2. Arenal Volcano & Sustainable Farm multi-day students at the ISA office. The building has a meeting room, Relax in the hot springs at the base of the Arenal volcano and enjoy a tour and computer lab, WiFi, a kitchen and travel resources. The office is meal at a local sustainable farm. a comfortable and welcoming place for students to enjoy, and ISA staff is available to students for advising or just to chat. 3. Research with the Smithsonian in Costa Rica multi-day • optional* Research with experts at La Selva Biological Station, Whitewater rafting *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. Housing Options ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight Homestay ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Cultural activities may include National Museum, Artisan market, Cooking class, Volunteer day, Dance class Host University

Universidad Veritas Campus Type: Urban Location: Zapote neighborhood, southeast of downtown

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD VERITAS Spanish Language & Latin American Culture

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Language Language of Instruction Spanish

Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Prices & Dates Admission TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Beginning, High Beginning, Intermediate, High Intermediate, Advanced, High Advanced Summer 1 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $3,975 03/25/17 Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 2 Early Jul - Late Jul 2017 $3,975 04/25/17 Intensive Language Add-On Yes Option Summer 1 & 2 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $6,750 03/25/17

Language Placement Exam Administered prior to departure

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students will enroll in one 80-contact hour Spanish course. Back-to-back sessions available.

What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/san_jose • SEMESTER, TRIMESTER, & INTENSIVE MONTH 71 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • SAN JOSÉ • COSTA RICA

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD VERITAS Health Care Courses in English & Medical Spanish

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Health (E) • Language Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Admission Prices & Dates Language Levels Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 3 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $4,850 03/25/17 Intensive Language Add-On Yes Option Summer 4 Early Jul - Early Aug 2017 $4,850 04/25/17

Language Placement Exam Administered prior to departure Summer 3 & 4 Late May - Early Aug 2017 $8,500 03/25/17 Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES To be eligible for this program, students must be studying a health-related subject such as pre-med, nursing, pharmacy, physical therapy, kinesiology, exercise science, etc. • Students will take one intensive Spanish for Health Professionals course and one health care elective instructed in English.

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Travel with WorldStrides and Smithsonian University Travel Programs! Take part in research alongside experts at La Selva Biological Station, one of the best known tropical research sites in the world. Cap off your weekend of discovery with a white water rafting trip on the Sarapiquí!

The name of the Smithsonian and the sunburst are registered trademarks of the Smithsonian Institution and WorldStrides is an authorized user.

72 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER, TRIMESTER, & INTENSIVE MONTH PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • SAN JOSÉ • COSTA RICA

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD VERITAS Spanish Language, Liberal Arts & Environmental Studies

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Area Studies and Culture (E/S) • Biological Sciences (E) • Business/Economics/ Language Courses Available Spanish Management (E) • Communications (E) • Environmental Studies (E) • International Relations (E) • Language • Literature (S) • Natural Sciences (E) • Political Science (E) • Language Prerequisite for None Science (E) • Visual and Performing Arts (E) Admission

Language Levels Beginning, High Beginning, Intermediate, High FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Intermediate, Advanced, High Advanced Prices & Dates Minimum GPA 2.50 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Intensive Language Add-On Yes Option Summer 5 Early Jul - Early Aug 2017 $4,850 04/25/17 Language Placement Exam Administered prior to departure

Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students enroll in one intensive Spanish course and one elective in English or Spanish.

SUMMER Study + Service-Learning

On a study + service-learning program, students are able to serve a community-based Placements Available in the Following Areas organization abroad and take courses on an ISA academic program. Through service Animal Care and Rescue • Child and Family Development • Community Agriculture • and a curriculum based on guided reflection, students may learn about issues within Community Enrichment through the Arts • Community Health Education and Support • their host communities and how local organizations are using their resources to Disabilities and Special Needs • Education and Literacy • Environment and Conservation • facilitate change. Health Care • Human Rights • Sports and Leadership • Therapy and Rehabilitation • Youth Development Program Summary

Language Requirement Spanish (language requirement varies from FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ABOUT SERVICE-LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, beginning to advanced based on placement with VISIT STUDIESABROAD.COM/SERVICELEARNING. host organization) Prices & Dates Interview Spanish language interview prior to acceptance TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Service-Learning Summer: 20-30 hrs/wk, starting after the completion Commitment of the academic program SPANISH LANGUAGE & LATIN AMERICAN CULTURE + SERVICE-LEARNING

PLACEMENT AND ACADEMIC CREDIT Summer 1+SL 06/03/17 - 07/29/17 $6,075 03/25/17 Student placement preferences are considered during the application process and placements with a host organization are confirmed prior to departure. Students may HEALTH CARE COURSES IN ENGLISH & MEDICAL SPANISH + SERVICE-LEARNING choose to receive academic credit for the service-learning portion of their program Summer 3+SL 05/27/17 - 07/29/17 $7,000 03/25/17 through their home university or through ISA’s partner, Carroll College, which offers a U.S. transcript for 1-6 lower division college credits. Credits awarded will be based on the number of contact hours accrued at the host organization and the successful completion of the ISA Service-Learning Portfolio.

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Arenal is often cited by scientists as being in the top 20 most active volcanoes in the world. In addition to the volcano, the city of La Fortuna has many natural attractions, including waterfalls, lakes, rivers, hot springs, rain forests and trails. During the excursion, ISA students will learn how local plants, vegetables, and fruits are grown and cultivated in the fertile areas around Arenal, along with their economic contribution to the development of local communities. Students will also learn how volcanic ash and the soil around Arenal contribute to the fertility of the area.

Learn about the 5 areas of the Discovery Model on page 2.

environmental intercultural sociopolitical professional historical

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER, TRIMESTER, & INTENSIVE MONTH 73 PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • Santa Cruz Located a short drive from many of Costa Rica’s most famous beaches, this small but active city is known across the country as a hub of Costa Rican culture and folklore. tropical, folkloric, festive COSTA RICA COSTA Highlights photo by isa student • Courses in Spanish Geena LaRoche • Intensive Language • Named Costa Rica's National Folklore City by the Central American Institute of Tourism 1 2 COSTA RICA • Program runs in July, the city’s busiest month for cultural festivals and celebrations

photo by isa student photo by isa student 1 Samantha Davis 2 Ryan Corrigan

Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

María Belén Jiménez is the Resident Director for Costa Rica 1. Monteverde multi-day programs and has been with ISA since 2011. María Belén will Cloud Forest Biological Reserve, Tarzan Swing, Zipline canopy tour be based in San José but will travel to Santa Cruz to provide 2. Arenal Volcano & Sustainable Farm multi-day support and assistance to students and the ISA on-site staff Relax in the hot springs at the base of the Arenal volcano and enjoy a tour and who will be there throughout the duration of the program. meal at a local sustainable farm. The ISA office in Santa Cruz is located on campus at the Universidad Latina, making it a convenient place for students 3. Research with the Smithsonian in Costa Rica multi-day • optional* to meet with staff, get help with school work and use the Research with experts at La Selva Biological Station, Whitewater rafting internet between classes. *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight Housing Options excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Homestay ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) Cultural activities may include Guanacaste Annexation Day festival, Dance class, Beach day and picnic, Cooking class, Cultural exchange with locals Host University

Universidad Latina – Sede Santa Cruz Campus Type: Traditional Location: Less than 1 mile from city center

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD LATINA – SEDE SANTA CRUZ Spanish Language & Latin American Literature

Program Summary Subjects Available Language, Literature Language of Instruction Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Courses Available Spanish Language Prerequisite for 2 semesters/3 quarters of college-level Spanish or Prices & Dates Admission the equivalent TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Intermediate, Advanced Summer 2 07/01/17 - 08/06/17 $3,975 04/25/17 Minimum GPA 2.50

Language Placement Exam Placement exam is not required

Classmates ISA students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Language level will be determined by previous college-level Spanish coursework. Can be combined with Heredia Summer 1 program for a back-to-back session.

74 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/santa_cruz For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. CUBA Havana Explore Cuba's capital city, where the country's complex political history meets the optimistic rhythm of contemporary Cuban culture. caribbean, revolutionary, vintage

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses in Spanish 3 2 • Cuba is home to nine 4 1 UNESCO World Heritage Sites CUBA • The mambo and cha-cha are types of popular dance originated in music-centric Cuba • Havana is nicknamed the "City of Columns" because photo cc by photo cc by 1 Alex Schwab 4 Bryan Ledgard of its beautiful colonial architecture

On-site Support Excursions + Cultural Activities

The ISA Cuba on-site staff will be available to students 1. Santa Clara 2. Trinidad multi-day on the Universidad de las Artes’s campus, making it easy Che Guevara Mausoleum, Valle de los Ingenios, Palacio Beltrán and Brunet, Laguna for students to visit before or after class. The ISA staff will del Tesoro conduct the Bridging Cultures Program, assist with housing and offer travel advice to all students. The staff is readily 3. Soroa 4. Viñales multi-day available as a resource during their time abroad. Casa del Campesino, Orquideario, Casa del Veguero, La Cueva del Indio, Sugar cane and tobacco plantations ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Housing Options Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable

Homestay Cultural activities may include Spanish language exchange, Visit to the U.S. Embassy, Tour of Havana Vieja

Host University

Universidad de las Artes (ISA) Campus Type: Traditional Location: Cubanacán neighborhood

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE LAS ARTES Spanish Language, Literature & Cuban Culture

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Language • Literature Language of Instruction Spanish

Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for 2 semesters/3 quarters of college-level Spanish Prices & Dates Admission TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Prerequisite for Admission Enrolled as a full-time degree-seeking student in a U.S. college or university Summer 1 Early Jun - Early Jul 2017 $4,850 03/25/17 Language Levels Intermediate, High Intermediate, Advanced

Minimum GPA 2.50

Language Placement Exam Administered on site

Classmates ISA students

Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Student must submit an official certificate of enrollment from their home institution, a personal statement and a valid passport copy in addition to their remaining application materials.

What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/havana 75 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. Santiago Immerse yourself in the Dominican culture and visit all corners of the “Heart City.” caribbean, relaxed, inviting

Highlights photo by isa student • Courses in Spanish Kristen Connors • Service-Learning • Centrally located DOMINICAN • Easy travel throughout the REPUBLIC country

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC • PUCMM is the top-ranked university in the Dominican Republic (QS)

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Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

Eliesset Sepúlveda has been the Resident Director for ISA 1. La Romana multi-day Santiago since the program first began in 2004. She earned Altos de Chavón, Caves of Wonders, Isla Saona her Master’s degree at the PUCMM and also worked at the 2. Santo Domingo one-day university before transitioning to ISA, making her a great Catedral Basílica Menor de Santa María, Columbus Park, Museum of the Royal resource for students. The ISA office in Santiago is near the Houses, Columbus’ Fortress, National Pantheon PUCMM campus, just a short walk from the university. The resident staff is available to students at all times and is 3. Jarabacoa one-day committed to making their experience in Santiago a rewarding Baiguate waterfall, Coffee plantation, Horseback riding one. ISA staff provides support during the enrollment process and assists with housing and travel advice. 4. Puerto Plata one-day Cabarete beach, Fort of San Felipe, Isabel de Torres Peak

5. Research with the Smithsonian in Costa Rica multi-day • optional* Housing Options Research with experts at La Selva Biological Station, Whitewater rafting Homestay ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Host University

Cultural activities may include Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra (PUCMM) City scavenger hunt, Language exchanges, Dance classes, Monument to the Heroes of the Campus Type: Traditional Restoration, La Aurora cigar factory tour Location: La Lotería neighborhood near downtown Santiago

Studying abroad (in the Dominican Republic) is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. It taught me how to adapt, grow, and step outside of my comfort zone. I truly feel that ISA prepared me as well as they possibly could have for the journey, and the rest was my own adventure of personal growth and discovery.

MEGAN DEBRUYN, STUDENT AT ANDERSON UNIVERSITY

Call or email an advisor to start your journey. (512) 480-8522 or [email protected]

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Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA MADRE Y MAESTRA Culture, Literature & Spanish Language

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Language • Literature Language of Instruction Spanish

Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Prices & Dates Admission TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced

Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 1 Early Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $4,950 03/25/17

Language Placement Exam Administered on site

Classmates ISA students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES All courses are taught in Spanish. Language level determined by PUCMM placement exam after arrival.

SUMMER Study + Service-Learning

On a study + service-learning program, students are able to serve a community-based Placements Available in the Following Areas organization abroad and take courses on an ISA academic program. Through service Child and Family Development • Disabilities and Special Needs • Education and Literacy • and a curriculum based on guided reflection, students may learn about issues within Health Care • Human Rights • Sports and Leadership • Therapy and Rehabilitation their host communities and how local organizations are using their resources to facilitate change. FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ABOUT SERVICE-LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, VISIT STUDIESABROAD.COM/SERVICELEARNING. Program Summary

Language Requirement Spanish (language requirement varies based on Prices & Dates placement with host organization) TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Interview Spanish language interview prior to acceptance CULTURE, LITERATURE & SPANISH LANGUAGE + SERVICE-LEARNING Service-Learning Summer: 20-30 hrs/wk, starting after the completion Commitment of the academic program Summer 1+SL Early Jun - Early Aug 2017 $6,950 03/25/17

PLACEMENT AND ACADEMIC CREDIT Student placement preferences are considered during the application process and placements with a host organization are confirmed prior to departure. Students may choose to receive academic credit for the service-learning portion of their program through their home university or through ISA’s partner, Carroll College, which offers a U.S. transcript for 1-6 lower division college credits. Credits awarded will be based on the number of contact hours accrued at the host organization and the successful completion of the ISA Service-Learning Portfolio.

Travel with WorldStrides and Smithsonian University Travel Programs! Take part in research alongside experts at La Selva Biological Station, one of the best known tropical research sites in the world. with the Cap off your weekend of discovery with a white water rafting trip on the Sarapiquí!

The name of the Smithsonian and the sunburst are registered trademarks of the Smithsonian Institution and WorldStrides is an authorized user.

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 77 ALSO AVAILABLE • Cusco A magical Inca city nestled in the Peruvian Andes. PERU cultural, environmental, ancient

Highlights photo by isa student • Courses in English Tiffany Taylor • Courses in Spanish • Service-Learning

PERU • Gap Programs – post-high school study for credit • Veritas – missions abroad • Cusco is an UNESCO World Heritage site and the historic capital of the Inca Empire photo by isa student photo by isa student • Surrounded by the Sacred 2 Sviatlana Fenichel 3 Rebecca Williams Valley, the city stands at 11,200 ft. in elevation Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

Andy Osorio Mollenedo has been the Resident Director in 1. Machu Picchu multi-day Cusco since 2009. The ISA office is located within the ISA Ollantaytambo train station, Aguas Calientes, Wayna Picchu and Machu Picchu Study Center, making it easy for students to visit with ISA staff 2. Sacred Valley one-day before or after class. The ISA Cusco staff is readily available Urubamba Valley, Pisac and Ollantaytambo archaeological sites as a resource and provides support with academics, housing, travel and more. 3. Puno 4. Lake Titicaca multi-day Highest navigable lake in the world, Uros floating islands, Overnight stay with local families on Amantani Island Housing Options 5. Puerto Maldonado multi-day • optional* Local jungle lodge, Tambopata-Candamo, Sandoval Lake, Reserved Zone Homestay ∙ Pensión ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) 6. Research with the Smithsonian in Costa Rica multi-day • optional* Research with experts at La Selva Biological Station, Whitewater rafting Host University *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Universidad de Salamanca Cursos Internacionales en Cusco Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Campus Type: Study center Location: East of the historic city center Cultural activities may include Cathedral visit, San Pedro Market, Salsa lessons, Ceramics classes, Cooking demonstrations, Soccer matches

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA CURSOS INTERNACIONALES EN CUSCO Language, Literature & Culture

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Area Studies and Culture (E/S) • Environmental Studies (E) • International Relations (E) • Language Courses Available Quechua, Spanish Language • Literature (E/S) • Political Science (E)

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission

Language Levels Beginning, High Beginning, Intermediate, High Prices & Dates Intermediate, Advanced TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 1 05/19/17 - 06/24/17 $4,850 03/25/17 Language Placement Exam Administered prior to departure Summer 2 06/30/17 - 08/05/17 $4,850 04/25/17 Classmates ISA students Summer 1 & 2 05/19/17 - 08/05/17 $8,950 03/25/17 Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES The Beginning and Intermediate Spanish I Language courses are offered during the Summer 1 program. The Beginning and Intermediate Spanish II Language courses are offered during the Summer 2 program.

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SUMMER Study + Service-Learning

On a study + service-learning program, students are able to serve a community-based Placements Available in the Following Areas organization abroad and take courses on an ISA academic program. Through service Animal Care and Rescue • Disabilities and Special Needs • Education and Literacy • Health and a curriculum based on guided reflection, students may learn about issues within Care • Human Rights • Therapy and Rehabilitation their host communities and how local organizations are using their resources to facilitate change. FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ABOUT SERVICE-LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, VISIT STUDIESABROAD.COM/SERVICELEARNING. Program Summary

Language Requirement Spanish (language requirement varies based on Prices & Dates placement with host organization) TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Interview Spanish language interview prior to acceptance LANGUAGE, LITERATURE & CULTURE + SERVICE-LEARNING Service-Learning Summer: 20-30 hrs/wk, starting after the completion Commitment of the academic program Summer 1+SL 05/19/17 - 07/22/17 $6,950 03/25/17

PLACEMENT AND ACADEMIC CREDIT Student placement preferences are considered during the application process and placements with a host organization are confirmed prior to departure. Students may choose to receive academic credit for the service-learning portion of their program through their home university or through ISA’s partner, Carroll College, which offers a U.S. transcript for 1-6 lower division college credits. Credits awarded will be based on the number of contact hours accrued at the host organization and the successful completion of the ISA Service-Learning Portfolio.

with the

Travel with WorldStrides and Smithsonian University Travel Programs! Take part in research alongside experts at La Selva Biological Station, one of the best known tropical research sites in the world. Cap off your weekend of discovery with a white water rafting trip on the Sarapiquí!

The name of the Smithsonian and the sunburst are registered trademarks of the Smithsonian Institution and WorldStrides is an authorized user.

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • 79 Lima A Pacific coastal city full of fascinating contrasts between tradi-

PERU tional and modern influences. metropolitan, colonial, seaside

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses in Spanish

5 • Service-Learning PERU • Gastronomical capital of the Americas • The Historic City Center is a 6 UNESCO World Heritage Site 8 • Located in the desert 7 between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes Mountains 9 photo by isa student 6 Daniel Fink 7

Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Lima City Tour one-day Michelle McRaney has been with ISA since 1998 and became Monasterio San Francisco de Asis, Plaza San Martín, Jirón de la Unión, Palacio Torre the Lima Resident Director in 2006. ISA has two offices in Tagle, Iglesia San Pedro Lima, one at the Stars Camp Co-op in Lince close to the UP, and one on the PUCP’s campus. The resident staff 2. Cusco 3. Sacred Valley 4. Machu Picchu multi-day provides support during the enrollment process, assists with Aguas Calientes, Chincheros, Ollantaytambo, Cusco's Plaza de Armas housing and offers travel advice. Students can visit with the staff, receive tutoring and check the ISA bulletin board for 5. Iquitos multi-day • optional* upcoming ISA, community and cultural events. Hike deep into the Amazon jungle and observe a vast array of plants and wildlife.

6. Ica 7. Paracas 8. Chincha multi-day • optional* Housing Options Ballestas Islands, Dune buggies and sand boarding, Huacachina Oasis, Hacienda San José Homestay ∙ Pensión ∙ Student Residence ∙ 9. Research with the Smithsonian in Costa Rica multi-day • optional* Independent (student secures own housing) Research with experts at La Selva Biological Station, Whitewater rafting *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. Host Universities ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Pontificia Universidad Católica del Universidad Peruana Cayetano Peru (PUCP) Heredia (UPCH) Cultural activities may include Campus Type: Traditional Campus Type: Urban Salsa dance classes, Cajon drum or music classes, Miraflores and Barranco scavenger Location: San Miguel, Northwest district Location: Miraflores satellite campus hunt, Spanish language exchange activities Universidad del Pacífico (UP) Campus Type: Urban Location: Jesus Maria, West-Central district

DISCOVER MORE WITH ISA Sociopolitical

During the tour of Lima's Historic Downtown (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) ISA students will visit the Plaza Mayor, the Presidential Palace and important Peruvian government establishments. Students will see the government at work and gain insight into the sociopolitical history of the country, from the arrival of Spanish colonizers in the 16th century to the President Fujimori Government Shutdown of Congress in the early 1990s.

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environmental intercultural sociopolitical professional historical

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Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DEL PACÍFICO Business, Literature & Spanish Language

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Area Studies and Culture (S) • Business/Economics/Management (E) • International Language Courses Available Spanish Relations (E/S) • Language • Literature (S)

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission

Language Levels Intermediate, Advanced Prices & Dates

Minimum GPA 2.50 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Language Placement Exam Placement exam is not required Summer 1 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $4,900 03/25/17 Classmates Visiting international students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES The Universidad del Pacífico is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). • Beginning level students can choose from the courses in English while intermediate and advanced level students can choose between courses in Spanish or English.

SUMMER AT THE PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DEL PERÚ Spanish Language & Peruvian Studies

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Language Language of Instruction Spanish

Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for 2 semesters/3 quarters of college-level Spanish or Prices & Dates Admission the equivalent TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language Levels Intermediate, Advanced Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $4,850 05/15/17 Minimum GPA 2.50

Language Placement Exam Placement exam is not required

Classmates ISA students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students have the opportunity to complete 90-contact hours of Spanish language courses. • This program can be paired with the fall program at the PUCP for students who want to progress through another level of Spanish prior to their semester program.

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD PERUANA CAYETANO HEREDIA Health Sciences & Medical Spanish

Program Summary Subjects Available (E = English / S = Spanish) Language of Instruction English, Spanish Development Studies (E/S) • Health (E/S) • Language • Service-Learning • Research (E/S) Language Courses Available Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for 2 semesters/3 quarters of college-level Spanish or Admission the equivalent Prices & Dates Language Levels Intermediate, Advanced TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 3 Late May - Early Jul 2017 $6,500 03/25/17 Language Placement Exam Placement exam is not required

Classmates ISA students

Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES All students will complete a Medical Spanish course during the first two weeks of the program. For the following four weeks, students will break off into one of two track options: Community Medicine Service-Learning or research-based Global and Public Health.

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • 81 LIMA • PERU

SUMMER Study + Service-Learning

On a study + service-learning program, students are able to serve a community-based Placements Available in the Following Areas organization abroad and take courses on an ISA academic program. Through service Animal Care and Rescue • Child and Family Development • Community Enrichment and a curriculum based on guided reflection, students may learn about issues within through the Arts • Community Health Education and Support • Disabilities and Special their host communities and how local organizations are using their resources to Needs • Education and Literacy • Environment and Conservation • Therapy and facilitate change. Rehabilitation

Program Summary FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ABOUT SERVICE-LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, VISIT STUDIESABROAD.COM/SERVICELEARNING. Language Requirement Spanish (language requirement varies based on placement with host organization) Prices & Dates Interview Spanish language interview prior to acceptance TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Service-Learning Summer: 20-30 hrs/wk, starting after the completion Commitment of the academic program BUSINESS, LITERATURE & SPANISH LANGUAGE + SERVICE-LEARNING

PLACEMENT AND ACADEMIC CREDIT Summer 1+SL Late May - Late Jul 2017 $7,150 03/25/17 Student placement preferences are considered during the application process and placements with a host organization are confirmed prior to departure. Students may HEALTH SCIENCE & MEDICAL SPANISH + SERVICE-LEARNING choose to receive academic credit for the service-learning portion of their program through their home university or through ISA’s partner, Carroll College, which offers Summer 3+SL Late May - Late Jul 2017 $8,750 03/25/17 a U.S. transcript for 1-6 lower division college credits. Credits awarded will be based on the number of contact hours accrued at the host organization and the successful completion of the ISA Service-Learning Portfolio.

DISCOVER MORE WITH ISA Environmental

ISA students will have the opportunity to tour the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Wonders of the World. This included excursion provides students with insight into what archaeologists believe to be an estate built for Pachacuteq, the Incan Emperor. Students will learn about the different facets of and logic behind the creation of Machu Picchu. The knowledgeable guide will go into great detail when discussing Machu Picchu's districts, residential zones, and agricultural and urban sectors. Students will also learn and appreciate how the Incas were able to control erosion using terraces and advanced water irrigation systems. Important questions about tourism will be discussed, as students hear from their guide about how tourism has affected this archaeological site. Students will have free time to explore and hike up surrounding peaks to take in the greatness of this truly breathtaking wonder.

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environmental intercultural sociopolitical professional historical

82 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • MIDDLE EAST

84 Amman Jordan Amman Jordan's capital is known for its rich history, political influence and international population. welcoming, storied, influential JORDAN

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses with Locals 3 • Intensive Language 4

1 • Service-Learning • Largest and most international city in Jordan 2 JORDAN • Explore Amman’s ancient 5 history and benefit from its modern technology

5 4

Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. The Dead Sea & Madaba one-day Mohammad Naser has been the Resident Director in Amman Mt. Nebo, Map church, 5-star resort on the Dead Sea since 2011. The Amman office is located in the Office of International Relations on the University of Jordan campus. 2. Petra one-day The ISA resident staff is available to students at all times and Al Siq, Al Khazneh, Al Deir conducts the Bridging Cultures Program, leads excursions, assists with housing and provides support. The office is a great 3. Jerash & Ajloun one-day place to catch up on homework, access WiFi, socialize with Ajloun Castle, Colonnaded street of Jerash fellow ISA students and receive tutoring lessons.

4. Aqaba multi-day • optional* Housing Options Spend two days relaxing on the coast of the Red Sea.

5. Wadi Rum multi-day • optional* Apartment ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) Spend two days exploring the red sandstone desert and its breathtaking rock formations. Host Universities *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE University of Jordan Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Campus Type: Urban Cultural activities may include Location: Northwest of city center Calligraphy courses, Cooking lessons, Language partners, Volunteer opportunities

DISCOVER MORE WITH ISA Historical

ISA students will have the opportunity to visit the ancient sandstone city of Petra. Petra, known as the “Rose City,” was once the capital city of the Nabataean Empire and held prominence as a thriving trading metropolis. In 1985, Petra was inducted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the city has recently been nominated as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.

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environmental intercultural sociopolitical professional historical

84 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/amman AMMAN • JORDAN

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF JORDAN Arabic Language & Middle Eastern Studies

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Communications • International Relations • Language • Language of Instruction English Political Science • Social Sciences Language Courses Available Arabic FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Language Prerequisite for None Admission Prices & Dates Language Levels Include Beginning, High Beginning, Intermediate, High Intermediate, High Advanced TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Minimum GPA 2.50 Summer 1 Late May - Early Jul 2017 $7,150 03/25/17

Language Placement Exam Administered on site Summer 2 Mid Jul - Mid Aug 2017 $7,150 04/25/17

Classmates ISA students Summer 1 & 2 Late May - Mid Aug 2017 $13,800 03/25/17 Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens

SUMMER Study + Service-Learning

On a study + service-learning program, students are able to serve a community-based Placements Available in the Following Areas organization abroad and take courses on an ISA academic program. Through service Child and Family Development • Education and Literacy • Human Rights • Sports and and a curriculum based on guided reflection, students may learn about issues within Leadership • Therapy and Rehabilitation • Women’s Empowerment • Youth Development their host communities and how local organizations are using their resources to facilitate change. FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ABOUT SERVICE-LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, VISIT STUDIESABROAD.COM/SERVICELEARNING. Program Summary

Language Requirement Arabic, English Prices & Dates

Interview Arabic language interview prior to acceptance TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Service-Learning Commitment Summer: 20-30 hrs/wk, starting after the completion ARABIC LANGUAGE & MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES + SERVICE-LEARNING of the academic program Summer 1+SL Late May - Mid Aug 2017 $9,550 03/25/17 PLACEMENT AND ACADEMIC CREDIT Student placement preferences are considered during the application process and placements with a host organization are confirmed prior to departure. Students may choose to receive academic credit for the service-learning portion of their program through their home university or through ISA’s partner, Carroll College, which offers a U.S. transcript for 1-6 lower division college credits. Credits awarded will be based on the number of contact hours accrued at the host organization and the successful completion of the ISA Service-Learning Portfolio.

Jordan is an incredible place to study abroad for its historical, political, and cultural significance in the Middle East. The people are very welcoming and friendly, I feel safe, and I have learned a lot inside and outside the classroom that has made me become a better person and student.

DAVID STARNES, STUDENT AT TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY

Call or email an advisor to start your journey. (512) 480-8522 or [email protected]

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER PROGRAMS AVAILABLE • 85 PACIFIC

88 Adelaide Australia 96 Travel Programs 89 Gold Coast Australia 90 Sydney Australia 92 Dunedin New Zealand 93 Palmerston North New Zealand 94 Wellington New Zealand

Adelaide Perfectly located between pristine beaches and the Adelaide rolling hills, Adelaide is known as the "20-minute" city due to its quaint charm and walkability. relaxed, accessible, artsy AUSTRALIA

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses with Locals • Service-Learning • Internships AUSTRALIA • Home of Australia’s finest vineyards 3 1 • Festival capital of Australia 2

photo cc by 3 3 Michael Davies

Host University Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. Hahndorf & Cleland National Park one-day Resident Director Allyson Pressman is there to provide Cleland Wildlife Park, Mt. Lofty, Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement, support to students throughout the semester as well as lead Hahndorf them on cultural activities. Students will have full access to all resources at the University of Adelaide including the 2. Victor Harbour & McLaren Vale one-day library, study lounges, computer labs, internet, athletic Spend the day discovering some of South Australia’s gorgeous seaside towns. facilities, student clubs and academic advising.

3. Kangaroo Island multi-day Remarkable Rocks, Admiral’s Arch, Flinders Chase National Park, Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, Bonfire Housing Options ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight Homestay ∙ Apartment ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) excursions • Entrance fees when applicable

Cultural activities may include AFL game, Adelaide Central Market, Adelaide Botanic Gardens, Murray River tour, Gallery Host Universities visit University of Adelaide Campus Type: Traditional Location: Adelaide city center Cricos Code: 00123M

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE University of Adelaide Summer School

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Economics/Management • Design • Development Language of Instruction English Studies • Environmental Studies • Health • Service-Learning • Social Sciences Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Prerequisite for Admission Sophomore standing (second year) and enrolled in a Prices & Dates four-year university at the time of participation

Minimum GPA 2.80 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Classmates International and local students Summer 1 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $6,350 4/15/17

Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens Housing is guaranteed but not included in the program price. Accommodation starts at $1,200. ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students have the option to enroll in a Community Engagement Project course and participate in service-learning at a local NGO. Students on this Community Engagement track are eligible to go on a five-day camping trip at the end of their course. • This is the only program in the Pacific region that offers students the opportunity to live with a local host family.

88 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/adelaide For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. AUSTRALIA Gold Coast Gold Coast embodies the excitement of city life with a leisurely beach lifestyle. bustling, coastal, vibrant

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses with Locals • Over 40 miles of coastline, including the famous AUSTRALIA Surfer’s Paradise • Host of many national and international events

2 3

On-site Support Excursions + Cultural Activities

Cole McLean has been assisting Gold Coast students on site 1. Byron Bay Bridging Cultures Orientation Program multi-day as the ISA Resident Director since 2013. The ISA Gold Coast Surf lessons, Kayaking, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, Lighthouse tour, Bush walk office is located near Bond University. In addition to the ISA office, students have full access to resources available 2. North Stradbroke Island multi-day through Bond University. Explore the world’s second largest sand island and learn about the Aboriginal history of the region.

3. Tamborine Mountain one-day Aboriginal welcome ceremony, Curtis Falls, Tamborine Forest Skywalk, Glow Worm Caves Housing Options 4. Currumbin Rock Pools one-day Swing from tree ropes into the cool waters below or simply relax on the rocks at Dorm ∙ Apartment ∙ Independent (student secures own housing) this hidden local treasure.

5. End of Program Excursions multi-day • optional* Host Universities Explore New Zealand or Australia’s East Coast with an independent tour provider. *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. Bond University ALL EXCURSIONS INCLUDE Campus Type: Traditional Ground transportation • Organized tours • Lodging and breakfast on overnight Location: Robina, southwest suburb of Gold Coast excursions • Entrance fees when applicable Cricos Code: 00017B Cultural activities may include Australian cooking class with a local chef, Prep work for the 2018 Commonwealth Games, Local fresh water spring swimming trip, Community service day

Academic Programs

TRIMESTER AT BOND UNIVERSITY Business, Law, Society & Design

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture Biological Sciences • Business/Economics/Management • Language of Instruction English Communications • Design • Environmental Studies • Exercise Science • Health • Language Prerequisite for None Information Technology • International Relations • Legal Studies • Math • Political Admission Science • Social Sciences • Tourism and Hospitality Language Courses Available Chinese, French, Japanese, Spanish FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Prerequisite for Admission Sophomore standing (second year) and enrolled in a four-year university at the time of participation Prices & Dates

Minimum GPA 2.50 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Classmates International and local students Summer 1 Early May - Late Aug 2017 $13,800 02/15/17 Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens Housing is guaranteed but not included in the program price. Accommodation starts at ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES $3,400. The university is AACSB accredited.

What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/gold_coast • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR & TRIMESTER 89 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE • Sydney Boasting beautiful beaches and impressive architecture, Sydney provides a genuine cultural experience. vibrant, multicultural, historic AUSTRALIA

Highlights

• Courses in English • Courses with Locals • Internships • Gap Programs – post-high AUSTRALIA school study for credit • Considered one of the most dynamic cities in the world • Beautiful beaches, impressive architecture and a true cosmopolitan vibe photo by isa student Amy Delano

Excursions + Cultural Activities On-site Support

1. End of Program Excursions multi-day • optional* Ignacio “Nacho” Perez has been the Sydney Resident Director Explore Australia’s East Coast or New Zealand with an independent tour. since 2014 and has served in several capacities at ISA for many years. The ISA office is located in the historic city center *This excursion is not included in the program price and may not be available during all sessions. precinct known as “the Rocks” and is easily accessible using Cultural activities may include public transportation. The resident staff leads excursions and Hyde Park Barracks, Aboriginal Harbour Cruise, No Lights No Lycra, Performance at the provides additional support throughout the program. Australian Institute of Music, Museum of Contemporary Art

Housing Options

Apartment ∙ Dorm ∙ Independent (student secures own housing)

Host Universities

University of Sydney International College of Campus Type: Traditional Management, Sydney Location: Inner-city suburbs of Darlington, Campus Type: Traditional near the Central Business District Location: Manly Beach, 30-minute ferry Cricos Code: 00026A ride from the Sydney Harbor Cricos Code: 01484M

On the hike from Coogee Beach to Bondi Beach we saw whales, people surfing and pretty amazing views of beaches and mountains.

MARISSA FRANGIONE, STUDENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA

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Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY Business, Design, Communications & Culture + Internship

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Business/Economics/Management • Communications • Language of Instruction English Design • Internship • Political Science • Visual and Performing Arts Prerequisite for Admission None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Minimum GPA 3.00

Classmates International and local students Prices & Dates

Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Summer 3 Mid May - Early Jun 2017 $4,950 03/15/17 Students can choose to enroll in a three or six week program. • As part of the six Summer 4 Mid Jun - Early Jul 2017 $4,950 03/15/17 week program, students have the opportunity to undertake an academically assessed internship that is equivalent to one unit of study (6 credit points/4 U.S. credits). Summer 5 Mid May - Early Jul 2017 $8,750 03/15/17

Housing is included in the program price.

TRIMESTER AT THE INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT, SYDNEY (ICMS) International Tourism, Hospitality, Business & Event Management

Program Summary Subjects Available Business/Economics/Management • Communications • Internship • Legal Studies • Language of Instruction English Tourism and Hospitality Prerequisite for Admission None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Minimum GPA 2.50 (3.00 required for internship)

Classmates International and local students Prices & Dates

Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Summer 2 Late May - Late Aug 2017 $12,600 03/15/17 Students enrolled at ICMS can undertake an academically assessed internship for credit, which is equivalent to one unit of study (3 credit points / 3-4 U.S. credits). • Housing is guaranteed but not included in the program price. On campus accommodation During the summer trimester program, students have the ability to earn a full with meals starts at $3,800. semester worth of credits. • ICMS has a hands-on, applied learning style.

FULL-TIME INTERNSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE PACIFIC

Whether you are a finance major or studying marine biology, we have opportunities for you to explore your career area while gaining valuable experience. ISA Internships provides full time 8-week internship programs in Australia, New Zealand, and several other countries. With high-quality placements available in any field of study, our personalized placement process ensures that you are matched with an internship that meets your personal and professional goal. Our objective is to find the right internship for each participant based on their area of study, skills and future career goals. See page 98 for more information.

CONTACT US AT [email protected] TO LEARN MORE.

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 91 ALSO AVAILABLE • Dunedin A rugged landscape of mountains gives way to Dunedin, a charming city on the coast. friendly, collegiate, untamed

Highlights

NEW ZEALAND • Courses in English • Courses with Locals • Internships NEW ZEALAND • Situated between the harbor and the botanical gardens • Known for beautiful beaches and unique wildlife

photo cc by Dunedin NZ

On-site Support

Peren Mountfort has been the Resident Director in Dunedin since 2014. The ISA Dunedin office is located near the Octagon in the city center. ISA staff provides support throughout the Kiwis are some of the nicest and program and students have full access to all of the resources most outgoing people I've ever met, available on their host university campus including academic and in one day alone, my friends advising and libraries. and I experienced more kindness from locals than we could've ever Housing Options

imagined. Apartment

PATTY SMITH, STUDENT AT UNIVERSITY OF MAINE - FARMINGTON Host University

University of Otago Campus Type: Traditional Location: North of city center, near the harbor

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO New Zealand Studies

Program Summary Subjects Available Area Studies and Culture • Biological Sciences • Business/Economics/Management • Language of Instruction English Environmental Studies • Natural Sciences • Science Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission Prices & Dates Pre-requisite for Admission Sophomore standing (second year) at time of participation TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA 3.00 Summer 1 Late Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $6,800 03/01/17 Classmates Visiting international students Housing is included in the program price. Visa Student visa not required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students spend three weeks studying one or two intensive courses at the University of Otago. • Each course examines a subject as it pertains specifically to New Zealand such as culture, history, biology or ecology. • Each course includes fieldtrips and hands-on projects focused on engaging with New Zealand landscapes and culture.

92 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/dunedin • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • NEW ZEALAND NEW Palmerston North Explore the rolling green hills, two mountain ranges and stunning beaches around Palmerston North. natural, comfortable, charming

Highlights photo cc by Aaron Lawrence • Courses in English • Courses with Locals NEW ZEALAND • Internships • Great immersion into New Zealand lifestyle

photo by isa student photo cc by Shirley Williams Phillip Capper

On-site Support

Fred LeBlanc has been the Palmerston North and Wellington Resident Director since 2015. The resident staff conducts the Bridging Cultures Program, leads excursions, assists with housing and provides academic and cultural support. Whether you're trying to figure out Students have full access to resources at Massey University including libraries, study lounges, computer labs, athletic where to take your next holiday facilities, student clubs and academic advising. or you're in the midst of deciding where to study abroad, there will Housing Options be a place for you somewhere in Hostel New Zealand.

SHANNON SWEENEY, STUDENT AT CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY Host University

Massey University Campus Type: Urban Location: South of the city center, across the Manawatu River

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT MASSEY UNIVERSITY Agriculture & Environment Expedition + Internship

Program Summary Subjects Available Business/Economics/Management • Environmental Studies • Internship • Natural Language of Instruction English Sciences Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Pre-Requisite for Admission Sophomore standing (second year) and be currently Prices & Dates enrolled in a four-year university at the time of application TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA 2.75 Summer 1 Late May - Early Jul 2017 $6,900 03/01/17 Classmates Visiting international students Housing is included in the program price. Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students must be agribusiness, agriculture, environmental science or wildlife management majors and have completed at least two 200-level classes in a related major at the time of application. All other majors should contact ISA for more information. • Students will be traveling throughout New Zealand for the first portion of the program and then reside in Hawke’s Bay for the internship portion.

What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/palmerston_north • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 93 For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. ALSO AVAILABLE • Wellington Enjoy the rolling hills and sunny harbor of New Zealand’s artistic, cultural and political capital. creative, stunning, trendy

Highlights photo by isa student

NEW ZEALAND • Courses in English Ayla Graney • Courses with Locals • Internships NEW ZEALAND • Diverse artistic venues • Gorgeous Beaches

On-site Support

Fred LeBlanc has been the Palmerston North and Wellington Resident Director since 2015. The ISA Wellington office is located near the center of the Massey campus, approximately 15-minute walk from the city center and 20-minute walk from New Zealand, and especially the Victoria University campus. The office provides meeting areas and internet access. Wellington, is a magical place filled with bright, funny, and warm people who make the city come alive. Housing Options

Hostel ERIN REILLY, STUDENT AT CU BOULDER

Host University

Massey University Campus Type: Urban Location: South of the city center, near shopping and dining

Academic Programs

SUMMER AT MASSEY UNIVERSITY Communications & Marketing Expedition + Internship

Program Summary Subjects Available Business/Economics/Management • Communications • Internship Language of Instruction English

Language Prerequisite for None FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM. Admission Prices & Dates Sophomore standing (second year) and be currently Pre-requisite for Admission enrolled in a four-year university at the time of TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE application Summer 1 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $6,900 03/01/17 Minimum GPA 2.75

Classmates Visiting international students Housing is included in the program price.

Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students must be journalism, media studies, public relations, advertising, marketing or communication majors and have completed at least two 200-level courses in a related major at the time of application. All other majors should contact ISA for more information. • Students will be traveling throughout New Zealand for the first portion of the program and then reside in Wellington for the internship portion.

94 What’s Included on pg 1 :: Detailed program information found at studiesabroad.com/wellington WELLINGTON • NEW ZEALAND

SUMMER AT MASSEY UNIVERSITY Disaster Risk & Emergency Management Expedition + Internship

Program Summary Subjects Available Business/Economics/Management • Environmental Studies • Internship • Natural Language of Instruction English Sciences • Political Science Language Prerequisite for None Admission FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES GO TO STUDIESABROAD.COM.

Sophomore standing (second year) and be currently Prices & Dates Pre-requisite for Admission enrolled in a four-year university at the time of application TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Minimum GPA 2.75 Summer 2 Late Jun - Early Aug 2017 $6,900 03/01/17 Classmates Visiting international students Housing is included in the program price. Visa Student visa required for U.S. citizens

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES Students must be emergency management, public safety, geography, sociology, political studies or defense studies majors and have completed at least two courses at the 200-level in a related major at the time of application. All other majors should contact ISA for more information. • Students will be traveling throughout New Zealand for the first portion of the program and then reside in Wellington for the internship portion.

WANT TO INTERN WHILE STUDYING IN WELLINGTON THIS SUMMER? Travel to some of the world's most spectacular landscapes, immerse yourself in Kiwi culture and see parts of New Zealand exclusive to locals, all while earning university credit over your summer break. Massey University's National Expedition and Internship students will start their adventure exploring the INTERNSHIP North and South Islands, visiting some of the country's most famous and beautiful cities and towns such as Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Taupo, Picton and Kaikoura, among others. Students will then work COURSE on real-world placements relevant to their studies during an internship in Wellington.

ISA students students studying Communications and Marketing will examine how successful the brands and images of the New Zealand tourism industry are at capturing the attention of people new to the country and culture while students interested in Disaster Risk and Emergency Management will work with local experts and community groups to gain an understanding of the complex relationships between risks, mitigation, resilience, readiness, response and recovery.

For course descriptions, itineraries and most current prices and dates (subject to change), visit studiesabroad.com. • SEMESTER/ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS 95 ALSO AVAILABLE • TRAVEL PROGRAMS TRAVEL

Prices & Dates

APPLICATION TERM DATES PRICE Australian DEADLINE Sporting Industry Summer Early Jun - Late Jun 2017 $5,750 03/15/17

Overview

From beaches to mountains to cities, explore all that Australia has to offer while learning about the many facets of the Australian Sporting Industry.

• 6 U.S. credits awarded by the University of Canberra • Minimum GPA: 2.50 • Tourist visa is required for U.S. citizens AUSTRALIA What's Included

• Tuition

• Group airport pick-up at Melbourne Airport and drop-off at Cairns Airport

• In-country transportation

• On-site orientation 1. Melbourne 2. Canberra 3. Blue Mountains 4. Sydney 5. Cairns

• Accommodation

• Some meals Highlights

• Health insurance • Experiential learning opportunities in the field of sports and exercise science • All program activities, entry fees, field trips and excursions • Learn from sporting experts about the Australian sports system, sports • Official transcript from University of Canberra as entertainment, Australian coaching principles and marketing sport the Australian way.

• Experience life at the Australian Institute of Sport, a world-class sporting facility where national and international athletes train.

• Develop a self-led research project.

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Prices & Dates

EDGE OF THE OUTBACK: APPLICATION TERM DATES PRICE DEADLINE

Australian Summer Mid Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $5,150 03/15/17 Photography

Overview

During this unique program, students will embark on a photographic journey through the outback of Australia and learn about the relationship between Australia's Aboriginal people and the landscape. AUSTRALIA • 3 - 4 U.S. credits awarded by La Trobe University • Minimum GPA: 2.50 • Tourist visa is required for U.S. citizens

What's Included

• Tuition

• Group airport pick-up and drop-off at Melbourne Airport

• In-country transportation 1. Melbourne 2. Mildura 3. Flinders Ranges 4. Broken Hill

• On-site orientation

• Accommodation Highlights

• Some meals • Program open to all photography skill levels.

• Health insurance • Receive personalized photography coaching and workshops led by experts. • All program activities, entry fees, field trips and excursions • Take part in multi-day photography field trips in the outback. • Official transcript from La robeT University • Learn about indigenous culture from an Aboriginal leader.

• Students have the opportunity to exhibit and sell work in a gallery exhibit at the end of the program.

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Step Outside The Classroom INTERNSHIPS & SERVICE-LEARNING

Apply the theories you've learned in the classroom to a real-world internship or volunteer experience abroad. Gain personal and professional development while helping organizations and community partners achieve their goals.

ISA INTERNSHIPS ISA SERVICE-LEARNING

ISA Internships provides you with professional and personal ISA Service-Learning provides the opportunity to learn firsthand development focusing on high-quality, customized work experience about social issues faced by communities around the world. By designed to enhance your résumé. Our team will provide you with partnering you with community-based organizations and following résumé and cover letter advising before you depart, on-site goal- a structured, reflection-based curriculum, you will learn how setting exercises once you arrive, distinctive learning objectives to professionals are addressing these issues with the available ensure your professional development needs are met and career- resources, while developing intercultural and leadership skills in a building resources when you return home. real-world context.

INTERNSHIP LOCATIONS SERVICE-LEARNING LOCATIONS

Australia • Chile Chile • Costa Rica China • England Dominican Republic • India Ireland • New Zealand Ireland • Jordan • Morocco South Korea • Spain Peru • South Africa

WANT TO LEARN MORE? Contact us at [email protected], [email protected] or give us a call at (512) 480-8522 to set up an initial advising session to go over all of your options. studiesabroad.com/experience

98 ALUMNI SURVEY

93% Adaptability 90% Communication ISA ALUMNI 85% Relationship SURVEY RESULTS Building 72% Decision The ISA Alumni Survey is our first longitudinal study of alumni activity designed Making to measure, through self-reporting, how the ISA study abroad experience has influenced professional development. A secondary purpose of the survey is 64% to gather feedback used to improve ISA programs. Data in this infographic is Problem derived from the responses of 247 alumni from 2013 to 2016. Solving

Skills that our alumni improved upon 44% as a result of their ISA experience Leadership

Over 89% of ISA Alumni graduated in 4 years or less, compared to 36% of students who graduated from U.S. flagship universities*

8 3 9 6 % %

U.S. Flagship Over 35% of ISA alumni go on to attend grad school ISA Alumni 1-4 Years 4 + Years Universities 1-4 Years compared to 17% of the general U.S. population**

How our alumni rate their ISA study abroad experience

28 %

77% believe that their 84% study abroad strongly agree that experience continues study abroad increased to positively influence their independence, their interaction with maturity, self-confidence people from different and self-reliance cultural backgrounds 28% of alumni go on to live, work or study in a foreign country after their ISA experience

* Complete College America (2014), Four-Year Myth: Make College More Affordable - Restore the Promise of Graduating on Time 99 ** U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, 2014 Annual Social and Economic Supplement HIGH SCHOOL & GAP YEAR PROGRAMS

HIGH SCHOOL STUDY SERVICE-LEARNING HAVE A ABROAD PROGRAMS PROGRAMS

YOUNGER Our two to four week study abroad programs focus For students looking to make a global impact, you on language acquisition and cultural immersion can participate in our service–learning programs to SIBLING IN for students at various levels of proficiency with a give back to the community abroad. Global Impact balance of fun cultural activities and exotic weekend programs can be combined with the academic HIGH SCHOOL? excursions. Students participating in academic experience. immersion programs will have the opportunity to take language and culture classes at an international Destinations available: Did you know university and earn credit. they can Destinations available: COSTA RICA volunteer or CHINA earn college PERU credit as COSTA RICA high school For more program details and available destinations visit studiesabroad.com/hs students FRANCE or call (512) 474-1041 abroad this summer? ITALY They can with ISA High School! PERU

SPAIN

CHOOSE A DIFFERENT PATH: GAP PROGRAMS

ISA Gap Programs are designed to offer high school graduates the opportunity to study abroad before entering their freshman year of college. Through Gap Programs, students are able to choose from a wide variety of study abroad programs at accredited universities throughout Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America.

Why Why Do a Gap Program? Choose ISA Gap • Explore your interests Programs? • Gain fluency in another language • Earn college credit ISA Gap Programs • Meet new people are ideal for students • Start building your résumé who want to explore • Gain self-confidence and their interests, delve into independence unfamiliar territory and are • Immerse yourself into ready for an experience that will another culture help them enter college more focused and independent. ISA Gap Programs can range anywhere from a few weeks to a full academic year in length, and offer courses in virtually every discipline. On site students will take classes at prestigious universitíes, volunteer, participate in weekly cultural activities, travel on exciting excursions and find themselves growing and maturing in a more global way.

For more program details and available destinations visit studiesabroad.com/gap or call (512) 480-8522

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AFRICA CZECH REPUBLIC: PRAGUE

MOROCCO: MEKNES SUMMER AT CHARLES UNIVERSITY

SUMMER AT THE ISA MEKNES STUDY CENTER History, Culture & Politics Language, Culture & Society TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 1 Early Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $4,650 03/25/17

Summer 1 Mid May - Mid Jun 2017 $4,350 03/25/17

Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $4,350 04/25/17

Summer 1 & 2 Mid May - Late Jul 2017 $7,950 03/25/17 ENGLAND: LONDON

SUMMER AT UNIVERSITY OF ROEHAMPTON SUMMER Study + Service-Learning Courses in Multiple Disciplines TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 5 Early Jun - Early Jul 2017 $4,495 03/25/17 LANGUAGE, CULTURE & SOCIETY + SERVICE-LEARNING Summer 6 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $4,495 03/25/17 Summer 1+SL Late May - Late Jul 2017 $6,550 03/25/17 Summer 5 & 6 Early Jun - Late Jul 2017 $7,950 03/25/17

SUMMER AT UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER ASIA Liberal Arts, Business & Media Studies

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

CHINA: SHANGHAI Summer 1 Mid Jun - Early Jul 2017 $5,425 03/25/17 SUMMER AT EAST CHINA NORMAL UNIVERSITY Summer 2 Early Jul - Late Jul 2017 $5,425 04/15/17 Business & Chinese Language Summer 1 & 2 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $9,500 03/25/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 Late Jun - Early Aug 2017 $4,975 04/10/17 SUMMER AT KING’S COLLEGE LONDON Courses in Multiple Disciplines SUMMER AT EAST CHINA NORMAL UNIVERSITY Intensive Chinese Language TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 3 Late Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $5,975 04/25/17

Summer 2 Late Jun - Mid Aug 2017 $5,300 04/10/17 Summer 4 Mid Jul - Early Aug 2017 $5,975 05/15/17

Summer 3 & 4 Late Jun - Early Aug 2017 $10,450 04/25/17

SUMMER AT KINGSTON UNIVERSITY SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL Liberal Arts & London Popular Culture

SUMMER AT KOREA UNIVERSITY TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Korean Language & Electives in English Summer 7 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $6,975 04/01/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,700 04/25/17

Summer 2 Late Jun - Early Aug 2017 $6,200 04/25/17 FRANCE: LILLE

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITÉ CATHOLIQUE DE LILLE French Language, Social Sciences, Arts & Business THAILAND: BANGKOK TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 1 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $6,250 03/05/17 SUMMER AT MAHIDOL UNIVERSITY Thai Culture & Development Studies Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $6,250 04/05/17

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 1 & 2 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $11,250 03/05/17

Summer 1 Mid June - Mid Jul 2017 $3,950 04/01/17

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITÉ CATHOLIQUE DE LILLE Science & Engineering

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

EUROPE Summer 3 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $6,250 03/05/17

Summer 4 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $6,250 04/05/17 BELGIUM: BRUSSELS Summer 3 & 4 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $11,250 03/05/17 SUMMER AT VESALIUS COLLEGE Political Science, International Affairs, Business, Communications & Internships

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 1 Mid May - Early Jul 2017 $7,950 03/25/17 FRANCE: PARIS

SUMMER AT THE INSTITUT CATHOLIQUE DE PARIS Arts & French Language

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $5,750 03/25/17

Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,750 04/25/17

Summer 1 & 2 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $9,975 03/25/17

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SUMMER AT THE INSTITUT CATHOLIQUE DE PARIS Intensive French Language IRELAND: LIMERICK TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK Summer 3 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $5,450 03/25/17 Irish Studies

Summer 4 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,450 04/25/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 3 & 4 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $9,750 03/25/17 Summer 1 Late May - Mid Jun 2017 $5,350 03/25/17

SUMMER AT THE AMERICAN BUSINESS SCHOOL PARIS SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK Business, Culture & French Language International Business

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 5 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $6,950 03/25/17 Summer 2 Late May - Mid Jun 2017 $5,350 03/25/17

Summer 6 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $6,950 04/25/17

Summer 5 & 6 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $11,975 03/25/17

ITALY: FLORENCE

SUMMER AT THE FLORENCE UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS AND APICIUS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY GERMANY: BERLIN Business, Hospitality & Studio Art

SUMMER AT FREIE UNIVERSITÄT BERLIN TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Intensive German Language Summer 1 Mid May - Early Jun 2017 $4,450 03/15/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 1 & 2 Mid May - Late Jun 2017 $7,250 03/15/17 Summer 1 Early Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $5,950 03/05/17 Summer 1, 2 & 3 Mid May - Mid Jul 2017 $9,950 03/15/17 Summer 2 Late Jul - Late Aug 2017 $4,700 03/25/17 Summer 1, 2, 3 & 4 Mid May - Early Aug 2017 $12,250 03/15/17 Summer 1 & 2 Early Jun - Late Aug 2017 $9,850 03/05/17 Summer 2 Early Jun - Late Jun 2017 $4,450 03/25/17

SUMMER AT FREIE UNIVERSITÄT BERLIN Summer 2 & 3 Early Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $7,250 03/25/17 German Language & European Studies Summer 2, 3 & 4 Early Jun - Early Aug 2017 $9,950 03/25/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 3 Late Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $4,450 03/25/17 Summer 3 Early Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $7,400 03/05/17 Summer 3 & 4 Late Jun - Early Aug 2017 $7,250 03/25/17 Summer 4 Late Jul - Late Aug 2017 $5,200 03/25/17 Summer 4 Mid Jul - Early Aug 2017 $4,450 04/25/17 Summer 3 & 4 Early Jun - Late Aug 2017 $10,950 03/05/17

SUMMER AT THE FLORENCE UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS AND APICIUS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY Experiential Learning in Hospitality, Arts & Culture GREECE: THESSALONIKI TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

SUMMER AT THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF THESSALONIKI Summer 11 Mid May - Late Jun 2017 $7,250 03/15/17 Business, Arts, Sciences & Technology Summer 12 Late Jun - Early Aug 2017 $7,250 03/25/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 Early Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $7,450 03/25/17

ITALY: MILAN

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITÀ CATTOLICA DEL SACRO CUORE IRELAND: DUBLIN Business, Communications & Italian Culture

SUMMER AT MAYNOOTH UNIVERSITY TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Irish Studies, International Business & Computer Science Summer 1 Mid Jun - Early Jul 2017 $6,350 03/25/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $6,350 03/25/17 Summer 1 Early Jul - Early Aug 2017 $5,900 03/25/17 Summer 3 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $8,450 03/25/17

IRELAND: GALWAY ITALY: ROME

SUMMER AT NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, GALWAY SUMMER AT THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF ROME Irish Studies Business, International Relations & Liberal Arts

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,750 03/25/17 Summer 1 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $5,950 03/25/17

Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,950 04/25/17

SUMMER Summer 1 & 2 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $10,650 03/25/17 Study + Service-Learning

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

IRISH STUDIES + SERVICE-LEARNING

Summer 1+SL Mid May - Late Jul 2017 $7,750 03/01/17

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SCOTLAND: STIRLING SPAIN: MADRID

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF STIRLING SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD ANTONIO DE NEBRIJA Courses in Multiple Disciplines Spanish Language, Hispanic Studies & Electives

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 Mid Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $6,350 04/01/17 Summer 1 05/29/17 - 06/29/17 $4,800 03/25/17

Summer 2 Mid Jul - Mid Aug 2017 $6,350 04/01/17 Summer 2 06/30/17 - 07/29/17 $4,800 04/25/17

Summer 1 & 2 Mid Jun - Mid Aug 2017 $11,700 04/01/17 Summer 1 & 2 05/29/17 - 07/29/17 $8,400 03/25/17

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF STIRLING Courses in Multiple Disciplines & Internship

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE SPAIN: MÁLAGA Summer 3 Mid Jun - Mid Aug 2017 $10,750 03/01/17 SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE MÁLAGA Spanish Language, Literature & Electives in English

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $4,650 03/25/17 SPAIN: BARCELONA Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $4,650 04/25/17 SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITAT POMPEU FABRA Spanish Language & Liberal Arts Summer 1 & 2 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $8,100 03/25/17

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,250 04/25/17

SPAIN: SALAMANCA SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE BARCELONA International Studies, Business & Culture SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA Spanish Language & Culture TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 2 05/30/17 - 07/14/17 $5,750 03/25/17 Summer 1 05/27/17 - 07/01/17 $4,850 03/25/17

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD INTERNACIONAL MENÉNDEZ PELAYO-BARCELONA Summer 2 06/24/17 - 07/29/17 $4,850 04/25/17 Spanish Language & Culture Summer 3 06/28/17 - 08/12/17 $5,750 04/25/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 4 07/28/17 - 08/31/17 $4,850 04/25/17 Summer 3 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $4,950 03/25/17 Summer 1 & 2 05/27/17 - 07/29/17 $8,350 03/25/17 Summer 4 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $4,950 04/25/17 Summer 1 & 3 05/27/17 - 08/12/17 $9,250 03/25/17 Summer 3&4 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $9,150 03/25/17 Summer 2 & 4 06/24/17 - 08/31/17 $8,350 04/25/17

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITAT DE BARCELONA CETT CAMPUS Tourism, Hospitality Management & Business

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE SPAIN: SANTANDER Summer 5 06/30/17 - 07/28/17 $5,950 04/25/17 SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD INTERNACIONAL MENÉNDEZ PELAYO Spanish Language & Culture

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 2 Early Jul - Early Aug 2017 $4,350 04/25/17 SPAIN: GRANADA

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA Intensive Spanish Language

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE SPAIN: SEVILLA Summer 1 05/26/17 – 07/01/17 $4,700 03/25/17 SUMMER AT THE ISA STUDY CENTER WITH THE UNIVERSIDAD INTERNACIONAL Summer 2 06/28/17 – 08/01/17 $4,700 04/25/17 MENÉNDEZ PELAYO Summer 1 & 2 05/26/17 – 08/01/17 $8,100 03/25/17 Spanish Language, Culture & Business TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA Summer 1 05/24/17 - 07/01/17 $4,850 03/25/17 Spanish Language & Culture Summer 2 06/28/17 - 07/29/17 $4,850 04/25/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 1 & 2 05/24/17 - 07/29/17 $8,450 04/25/17 Summer 3 05/26/17 - 07/01/17 $4,700 03/25/17

Summer 4 06/28/17 - 08/01/17 $4,700 04/25/17

Summer 3 & 4 05/26/17 - 08/01/17 $8,100 03/25/17 SPAIN: VALENCIA

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITAT DE VALÈNCIA Hispanic Studies

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 05/17/17 - 06/24/17 $4,850 03/25/17

Summer 2 06/21/17 - 07/29/17 $4,850 04/25/17

Summer 1 & 2 05/17/17 - 07/29/17 $8,450 03/25/17

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LATIN AMERICA COLOMBIA: BARRANQUILLA

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DEL NORTE ARGENTINA: BUENOS AIRES Spanish Language & Courses with Locals

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE BELGRANO TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Intensive Spanish Language Summer 1 Mid Jun – Mid Jul 2017 $3,950 03/25/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $4,100 03/25/17 SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DEL NORTE Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $4,100 04/25/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 3 Late Jul - Late Aug 2017 $4,100 04/25/17 Summer 2 Mid Jun – Mid Jul 2017 $3,950 03/25/17 Summer 1 & 2 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $7,450 03/25/17

Summer 2 & 3 Late Jun - Late Aug 2017 $7,450 04/25/17

Summer 1, 2 & 3 Late May - Late Aug 2017 $10,250 03/25/17 COSTA RICA: HEREDIA

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE BELGRANO SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD LATINA - HEREDIA Latin American Studies Spanish Language & Latin American Literature

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 4 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,850 03/25/17 Summer 1 05/27/17 - 07/01/17 $3,975 03/25/17

SUMMER Study + Service-Learning BRAZIL: FLORIANÓPOLIS TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDADE DO SUL DE SANTA CATARINA SPANISH LANGUAGE & LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE + SERVICE-LEARNING Culture, Portuguese Language & Economics Summer 1+SL 05/27/17 - 07/22/17 $6,075 03/25/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $3,950 03/25/17

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDADE DO SUL DE SANTA CATARINA COSTA RICA: SAN JOSÉ Intensive Portuguese Language SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD VERITAS TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Spanish Language & Latin American Culture

Summer 2 Early Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,450 03/25/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $3,975 03/25/17

Summer 2 Early Jul - Late Jul 2017 $3,975 04/25/17

Summer 1 & 2 Late May - Late Jul 2017 $6,750 03/25/17 CHILE: VALPARAÍSO/VIÑA DEL MAR

SUMMER AT THE PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE VALPARAÍSO Spanish Language & Latin American Studies SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD VERITAS Health Care Courses in English & Medical Spanish TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 1 Mid May - Late Jun 2017 $4,975 03/25/17 Summer 3 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $4,850 03/25/17 Summer 2 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $4,975 04/25/17 Summer 4 Early Jul - Early Aug 2017 $4,850 04/25/17 Summer 1 & 2 Mid May - Late Jul 2017 $9,200 03/25/17 Summer 3 & 4 Late May - Early Aug 2017 $8,500 03/25/17

SUMMER AT THE PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE VALPARAÍSO SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD VERITAS Business Internship, Spanish Language & Latin American Studies Spanish Language, Liberal Arts & Environmental Studies

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 3 Mid May - Mid Jun 2017 $5,725 03/25/17 Summer 5 Early Jul - Early Aug 2017 $4,850 04/25/17

Summer 4 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $5,725 04/25/17

Summer 3 & 4 Mid May - Late Jul 2017 $10,700 03/25/17 SUMMER Study + Service-Learning

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE SUMMER AT THE PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE VALPARAÍSO Field Research in Education SPANISH LANGUAGE & LATIN AMERICAN CULTURE + SERVICE-LEARNING

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 1+SL Late May - Late Jul 2017 $6,075 03/25/17

Summer 5 Mid May - Mid Jun 2017 $5,725 03/25/17 HEALTH CARE COURSES IN ENGLISH & MEDICAL SPANISH + SERVICE-LEARNING

Summer 3+SL Late May - Late Jul 2017 $7,000 03/25/17 SUMMER Study + Service-Learning

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

SPANISH LANGUAGE & LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES + SERVICE-LEARNING

Summer 1+SL Mid May - Mid Jul 2017 $7,150 03/25/17

Summer 2+SL Mid Jun - Mid Aug 2017 $7,150 04/25/17

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SUMMER Study + Service-Learning COSTA RICA: SANTA CRUZ TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD LATINA - SEDE SANTA CRUZ Spanish Language & Latin American Literature BUSINESS, LITERATURE & SPANISH LANGUAGE + SERVICE-LEARNING

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 1+SL Late May - Late Jul 2017 $7,150 03/25/17

Summer 2 07/01/17 – 08/06/17 $3,975 04/25/17 HEALTH SCIENCE & MEDICAL SPANISH + SERVICE-LEARNING

Summer 3+SL Late May - Late Jul 2017 $8,750 03/25/17

CUBA: HAVANA SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE LAS ARTES MIDDLE EAST Spanish Language, Literature & Cuban Culture

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE JORDAN: AMMAN

Summer1 Early Jun - Early Jul 2016 $4,850 03/25/17 SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF JORDAN Arabic Language & Middle Eastern Studies

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 Late May - Early Jul 2017 $7,150 03/25/17 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: SANTIAGO Summer 2 Mid Jul - Mid Aug 2017 $7,150 04/25/17

SUMMER AT THE PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA MADRE Y MAESTRA Summer 1 & 2 Late May - Mid Aug 2017 $13,800 03/25/17 Culture, Literature & Spanish Language

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE SUMMER Study + Service-Learning Summer 1 Early Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $4,950 03/25/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

SUMMER ARABIC LANGUAGE & MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES + SERVICE-LEARNING Study + Service-Learning Summer 1+SL Late May - Mid Aug 2017 $9,550 03/25/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

CULTURE, LITERATURE & SPANISH LANGUAGE + SERVICE-LEARNING

Summer 1+SL Early Jun - Mid Aug 2017 $6,950 03/25/17 PACIFIC

AUSTRALIA: ADELAIDE PERU: CUSCO SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE University of Adelaide Summer School SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA CURSOS INTERNACIONALES EN CUSCO TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Language, Literature & Culture Summer 1 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $6,350 4/15/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Housing is guaranteed but not included in the program price. On-campus, self-catered Summer 1 05/19/17 - 06/24/17 $4,850 03/25/17 accommodation starts at $1,200.

Summer 2 06/30/17 - 08/05/17 $4,850 04/25/17

Summer 1 & 2 05/19/17 - 08/05/17 $8,950 03/25/17

SUMMER AUSTRALIA: GOLD COAST Study + Service-Learning TRIMESTER AT BOND UNIVERSITY TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Business, Law, Society & Design

LANGUAGE, LITERATURE & CULTURE + SERVICE-LEARNING TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1+SL Late May – Late Jul 2017 $6,950 03/25/17 Summer 1 Early May - Late Aug 2017 $13,800 02/15/17

Housing is guaranteed but not included in the program price. On-campus, self-catered accommodation starts at $3,400.

PERU: LIMA

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DEL PACÍFICO Business, Literature & Spanish Language AUSTRALIA: SYDNEY SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Business, Design, Communications & Culture + Internship Summer 1 Late May - Late Jun 2017 $4,900 03/25/17 TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 3 Mid May - Early Jun 2017 $4,950 03/15/17 SUMMER AT THE PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DEL PERÚ Spanish Language & Peruvian Studies Summer 4 Mid Jun - Early Jul 2017 $4,950 03/15/17

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 5 Mid May - Early Jul 2017 $8,750 03/15/17 Summer 2 Late Jun - Late Jul 2017 $4,850 05/15/17 Housing is included in the program price.

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSIDAD PERUANA CAYETANO HEREDIA Health Science & Medical Spanish TRIMESTER AT THE INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT, SYDNEY (ICMS) International Tourism, Hospitality, Business & Event Management TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE Summer 3 Late May - Early Jul 2017 $6,500 03/25/17 Summer 2 Late May - Late Aug 2017 $12,600 03/15/17

Housing is guaranteed but not included in the program price. On campus accommodation with meals starts at $3,800.

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NEW ZEALAND: DUNEDIN

SUMMER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO New Zealand Studies

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 Late Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $6,800 03/01/17

Housing is included in the program price.

NEW ZEALAND: PALMERSTON NORTH SUMMER AT MASSEY UNIVERSITY Pay it Agriculture & Environment Expedition + Internship

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 1 Late May - Early Jul 2017 $6,900 03/01/17 Housing is included in the program price. Forward

NEW ZEALAND: WELLINGTON ISA Pay It Forward is a grant fund SUMMER AT MASSEY UNIVERSITY Communications & Marketing Expedition + Internship that supports ongoing sustainable

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE development projects in under-resourced

Summer 1 Mid Jun - Late Jul 2017 $6,900 03/01/17 communities around the world. 100% of ISA Pay It Forward donations go toward Housing is included in the program price. funding sustainable projects identified

SUMMER AT MASSEY UNIVERSITY by our ISA Service-Learning community Disaster Risk & Emergency Management Expedition + Internship partners in 13 cities around the world. TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE

Summer 2 Late Jun - Early Aug 2017 $6,900 03/01/17 ISA Service-Learning students can play an important role in the success of these Housing is included in the program price. projects throughout their program by: 1. Helping their host organization TRAVEL PROGRAMS submit a project proposal SUMMER 2. Assisting with a project that has Australian Sporting Industry been funded by the Pay It Forward TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE grant Summer Early Jun - Late Jun 2017 $5,750 03/15/17

Housing is included in the program price. This is your opportunity to demonstrate your understanding of local issues and to SUMMER Edge of the Outback: Australian Photography collaborate with your host organization

TERM PROGRAM DATES PRICE APP DUE to identify community-benefiting

Summer Mid Jun - Mid Jul 2017 $5,150 03/15/17 projects!

Housing is included in the program price.

ISA Pay it Forward 2015 PATIO VOLANTÍN IN VALPARAÍSO, CHILE The first partner organization selected to receive the Pay It Forward grant in 2015 was Patio Volantín in Valparaíso, Chile. Through the financial support of ISA Pay It Forward along with the hard work of local community members and ISA Service- Learning students, this community exchange center was able to build a community garden and renovated green space in an abandoned building that was destroyed during a devastating earthquake in 2010.

107 HOW TO APPLY

CONGRATULATIONS APPLICATION & ADMISSION PROCESS on your decision to study abroad! ISA accepts students on a rolling basis, so Once you are accepted, you will be required to Just follow these steps, and you’re on your way to applications should be submitted as soon as submit completed paperwork from the student portal an exciting and unique learning opportunity. possible. Check the application due date on the ISA and full payment by your program’s final forms and If you have any questions, please call us at website for the program of your choice and submit payment due date, found on the ISA website. (512) 480-8522 or email us at your application accordingly. Due to high enrollment, [email protected]. ISA recommends submitting applications at least one to two months before the application due date.

Meet The Minimum Requirements Complete The Online Application Mail Required • Please refer to the ISA catalog or website for the The online application Application Materials enrollment requirements for your program of Apply online at studiesabroad.com/admissions interest. Mail any necessary documents to: • Submit the one-page supplement International Studies Abroad • Ensure that you know application deadlines and Please remember to have the Credit Verification Attn: Admissions, Program City (e.g. Rome) are applying prior to your program’s deadline. section completed and signed by an advisor at 1112 W. Ben White Blvd. Applications for back to back programs are due by your home institution. Austin, TX 78704 the earliest session's due date. • Official copy ofour y transcript • Minimum GPA requirements range from 2.50 to (from each institution you have attended) 3.50. • $200 deposit (paid online) • Applicants must be enrolled at a college or The deposit is non-refundable once your high school at the time of application for application has been submitted. However, if most programs. your application is denied due to eligibility requirements, your deposit will be refunded. The • When applicable, students must also meet the deposit will be applied toward the full program minimum language requirement. price and may be paid by check or credit card.

ISA accepts Visa, Mastercard and Discover. If writing a check, please make checks payable to International Studies Abroad or ISA.

• Please note: Certain programs in Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, England, Ireland, Japan, Scotland, South Africa, South Korea, Thailand and FSU Partnership programs require additional application materials.

Please see the appropriate section of the ISA website or contact your ISA Program Manager for details.

STUDENT VISA INFORMATION For Students Who Are ISA program countries vary greatly in their visa requirements for students. While some participants may be Not Applying Online required to obtain a student visa, others may be able to stay in the host country for the duration of their program (downloaded application) as a tourist. The application process for a student visa also varies by country. Depending on the foreign consulate, applicants may have to apply for the visa in person, via an online application or by mailing in all application Visit the ISA website at materials. ISA will include country-specific student visa information in the student portal (when applicable). studiesabroad.com/admissions and click on Download Complete Most countries require a background check to issue a student visa, and any current or unresolved legal matters ISA Application (PDF). Print, may result in a visa application being denied. If you have a current or unresolved legal matter or have not complete and mail all pages along completed all sanctions from a legal matter, contact the consulate directly right away to obtain more information. with your official transcript(s) and $200 deposit to ISA. Please refer to the Embassies and Consulates Section of the ISA website to find consulate and relevant student visa requirements.

108 QUESTIONS TO ASK OTHER STUDY ABROAD ORGANIZATIONS

Does the program offer the support ofon-site full-time staff Does the program provide insurance? What does your while abroad or are they working for the University? insurance include that others do not?

Are excursions organized by full-time resident staff to Are housing and meals included in the price of the program? locations of cultural significance of the host city (and sometimes country)?

Does the program organize on-site local activities, like the Does the program offerlaundry service or at the very least ISA Discovery Model that expose participants to the culture? laundry facilities?

Will the program conduct a comprehensive Bridging Does the program promise a transcript from the host Cultures Program orientation on-site? university upon the successful completion of the academic courses?

While abroad, will the program have 24-hour emergency Does the program offer free career advising tools for how to crisis support from a full-time resident staff? market your study abroad experience?

PROGRAM COMPARISON WORKSHEET The chart below is designed to help you compare the offerings and prices of ISA to other study abroad program providers. We hope that this will help you choose the study abroad program that best fits your academic and personal needs.

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Comprehensive advising & support  On-site cultural activities  Online pre-departure orientation  Housing  2 Visa Support  Meals  2 Full-time resident staff  Laundry service  On-site office or facility  Insurance  24-hour emergency assistance  Tuition at host university  1 3 Airport reception  Tutoring  Official transcript from Computer and internet access  host university  On-site cultural & academic orientation and Bridging Cultures Professional Development Toolbox  Program  Airfare The Discovery Model  TOTAL PROGRAM COST Excursions  1. Airport reception and excursions are not included for intensive month and J-Term TOTAL PROGRAM COST programs. Return transportation at the end of the program is included for select sites. Please visit studiesabroad.com for details. 2. Varies by program site and housing option. 3. Available for students enrolled in foreign language acquisition programs. AFRICA MOROCCO

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