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ARGENTINA CHINA CZECH REPUBLIC Shanghai, China Edinburgh, Scotland ENGLAND INDIA IRELAND ISRAEL ITALY MEXICO PERU SCOTLAND SPAIN

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: Host Family | Residence Hall | Apartment or Flat

: Self-Prepared Meals | Mandatory Meal Plan | Some Meals Included

: Internships | Student Teaching | Directed Research | Volunteering | Community-based Learning

: Special Scholarship Opportunity

: Photo courtesy of an IFSA student

: Russell Group Member | Group of Eight Member (similar to Ivy League)

Photo by IFSA student Noah Cordoba, Contemporary India, Fall 2018 SUMMER PROGRAMS

INTRODUCTION 2 Explore More & The Value of an IFSA Program 4 Always Forward & CHART: Map Your Journey Abroad 5 The IFSA Difference 6 Greater Returns 7 Internships and Distinctive Learning Components 8 You Belong Here 9 Unpacked: Student Stories 10 Afford Your Journey 11 Funding Solutions

PROGRAMS ARGENTINA 12 Advanced Language and Culture 12 Psychology in English

CHINA 13 Summer in Shanghai

CZECH REPUBLIC 13 Summer in Prague

ENGLAND 14 University of Sussex Partnership 14 Pembroke & King’s Colleges, University of Cambridge Partnership 15 Imperial College London Partnership 15 King’s College London Partnership 16 London School of Economics and Political Science Partnership 16 SOAS, University of London Partnership 17 University of the Arts, London Partnership 17 University of the Arts, London College of Fashion Partnership 18 University of Westminster Partnership 18 St. Peter’s College, University of Oxford Partnership 19 IFSA Global Flagships

INDIA 20 Summer in Pune

IRELAND 20 University College Cork Partnership 21 Summer Internships in Dublin Partnership 21 National University of Ireland, Galway Partnership 22 National University of Ireland, Galway Partnership – Ecology: Living Landscapes

ISRAEL 22 Summer in Jerusalem: Arabic Immersion 23 Summer in Jerusalem: Diversity & Coexistence 23 Summer in Tel Aviv

ITALY 24 Summer in Rome

MEXICO 24 Language and Cultural Studies in the Yucatán 25 Medical Spanish and Public Health in the Yucatán

PERU 25 Community Building and Sustainable Development in Peru

SCOTLAND 26 University of Stirling Partnership

SPAIN 26 Summer in Barcelona

CONNECT WITH US 27 Available Subjects 34 IFSA and Butler University 35 Connect with Us 36 National Advisors Council Executive Committee Members 37 Program Comparison Chart EXPLORE MORE The IFSA experience isn’t about simply seeing a new culture—it’s about living one. The discoveries you make along the way can be unexpected, and you might find it surprising how much your education can feel like an adventure. Whether you are navigating a new city or trying a new food, you will be exploring culture in everything you do. EMBRACE THE JOURNEY.

THE VALUE OF AN IFSA PROGRAM We believe in transparency, especially when it comes to your study abroad investment. We take a “total cost of attendance” approach that will help you and your family plan for expenses reasonably and honestly. Your IFSA experience includes: • No application fees • Excursions and co-curricular trips in your host city or country • On-site orientation to get familiar with your surroundings, the culture, and the academic system • Comprehensive medical insurance • Two copies of your transcript with credits already converted to the U.S. system • Academic tutor (Latin America programs) • 24/7 health and safety support • On-site IFSA personnel to assist with academic, personal, and professional goals • Access to a global network of professionals and educators • Signature Exploring Community & Culture™ in a Global Context class scholarships

2 SUMMER PROGRAMS Study abroad has the “ DUAL BENEFIT of making YOU more culturally sensitive but APPRECIATIVE of HOME when YOU return. ” YOUR FUTURE SELF THANKS YOU

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3 ALWAYS FORWARD Your needs drive our innovation. And that’s why we’re always evaluating even as we push ourselves to do more. We consider your best-fit program from every angle, helping you identify what you need to ensure your experience supports your academic, professional, and personal goals. TOGETHER, WE’RE GOING PLACES.

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MAP YOUR JOURNEY ABROAD You need to stay on your path to graduation while studying abroad. This may mean taking specific classes to meet your degree requirements. CHART, powered by IFSA, helps you do just that.

Need to take Advanced Creative Writing? Perhaps you need a Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer class. CHART will provide you with multiple options depending on the IFSA programs your school preapproves.

Peruse more than 10,000 classes already taken by students in IFSA programs over the last three years, with new classes added frequently. You can view class outlines, reading lists, and syllabi, and you may be able to see which class your school considers as the class equivalent!

Start your journey today by taking a direct path to CHART at IFSA-Butler.org/CHART. Photo by IFSA student Jessica Hyland, Contemporary India, Fall 2018

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THE IFSA DIFFERENCE Your success is our success. Whatever your future aspirations may be, we will help you find the perfect study abroad program to help achieve your goals.

World-class Academics On an IFSA program, you will find the highest quality classes taught by professors dedicated to providing challenging and rewarding classes along with the academic support you need.

Unparalleled Support From start to finish, we will guide you throughout the process. You will have academic and personal mentors to assist with program choice, application, travel, cultural acclimation, language acquisition, class registration, academic issues, health and safety, and everything in between.

Real-world Experience IFSA is prepared to help you round out your classroom experience with hands-on opportunities such as internships, directed research, student teaching, community- based learning, or volunteering. Our unparalleled network of professionals across the globe is ready to support you.

Engaged Citizenship Anyone can be a tourist in a foreign country. Use our broad network to engage in the community, build competencies communicating across cultures, and develop yourself as a citizen of the world.

Non-Profit Educational Organization We invest every dollar into providing a high-quality academic and cultural experience with the support services you need.

Photo by IFSA student Julia Berrebi, University College Dublin, Fall 2017

5 GREATER RETURNS The IFSA experience is about creating serious momentum for the professional you’re becoming. The lessons you learn will pay rewards throughout your career and life. You’ll enhance your education with opportunities to participate in internships, research, and service projects while staying on track to earn your degree. And the connections you build will last a lifetime, adding another dimension to your personal story. YOUR FUTURE SELF THANKS YOU.

Photo by IFSA student Joseph Lee, University of Kent, Spring 2018

6 SUMMER PROGRAMS INTERNSHIPS ABROAD Immerse yourself in the professional culture of another country while establishing an international network of colleagues and demonstrating your ability to navigate a global, multicultural business world. DIRECTED RESEARCH With the help of a faculty guide, you will create a research project that will serve as a tangible and meaningful product that showcases your commitment to your academic topic. STUDENT TEACHING As a future educator, you will encounter an increasingly diverse student population in the classroom. Showcase your ability to work with students from different cultures by conducting student teaching in a global setting.

COMMUNITY-BASED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES Community-based learning opportunities carry academic credit while providing a chance for active involvement in your host community. Placements are possible in NGOs, nonprofits, community organizations, schools, and government agencies. VOLUNTEER Give back to your adopted community abroad through meaningful work as a volunteer. Opportunities are available in a wide variety of interests, with activities ranging from a single-day project to a commitment for an entire semester. JOIN A COMMUNITY Wondering how you might make friends and actually feel like a local? Every IFSA program gives students the opportunity to engage in a community of their choosing. Whether through an on-campus club or a group based in the wider host community, IFSA programs facilitate true integration with the culture. EXAMINE COMMUNITY IDENTITY Our exclusive Exploring Community & Culture™ (C&C) class offers you the opportunity to experience your host city in a way most visitors never can. This 3-credit option fosters intercultural dialogue and a greater understanding of global society. Some programs offer an on-site class, while students in other locations can join a global cohort of other IFSA students worldwide by taking the class online. Using your host city as your laboratory, you will experience and examine cultural and personal identity.

7 YOU BELONG HERE Where you come from is just as important as where you’re going. With IFSA, you’ll be part of a community with a shared sense of belonging that persists beyond your time abroad. In a world where opportunity is not evenly distributed, we’ve tailored everything we do, from financial aid to advising, so people of all communities, identities, and abilities can navigate a future where one size doesn’t fit all. WELCOME ABROAD.

Photo by IFSA student Amy Abraham, Global and Public Health, Fall 2017

8 SUMMER PROGRAMS UNPACKED: STUDENT STORIES Read about students’ experiences on the UNPACKED: Student Stories section of the IFSA website, IFSA-Butler.org/unpacked. You’ll find stories from recent and current students abroad covering a range of searchable topics. Some examples of stories you might enjoy include:

BEING BLACK AND MUSLIM IN LONDON By Rachel Godfrey Queen Mary, University of London, Fall 2017

3 TIPS FOR WOMEN TRAVELING IN INDIA By Grace Carson The City, The River, The Sacred, Fall 2017

TRAVELING WHILE TRANSGENDER By Sketch Ree Mead NUI Galway, Fall 2017

FACING DISABILITIES ABROAD By Bethany Catlin Argentine Universities Program, Fall 2017

SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ABROAD By Brandon Barry University of Auckland, Spring 2017

FIRST-GENERATION STUDENT ABROAD By Carolyn Iduh Queen Mary, University of London, Spring 2018

9 AFFORD YOUR JOURNEY We believe that study abroad is within reach for every student, so we’re committed to helping you identify funding sources. We can assist you with your financial aid transfer, and we offer a wide range of scholarships and grants to help defray the cost of studying abroad.

FINANCIAL AID Pell Grants, Stafford Loans and PLUS loans can apply to your IFSA program. College grants and scholarships, Perkins Loans, state grants and loans, and 529 plans may also be used for study abroad, but you’ll need to ask your home campus financial aid office about their policies for transferring these types of aid.

SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships are available to any student enrolled in a summer, semester, or full-year IFSA program. See our complete list and full details online at IFSA-Butler.org/ scholarships.

SCHOLARSHIP ELIGIBILITY/REQUIREMENTS AWARD IFSA Scholarships Any IFSA Program $500 for summer $1,500 for semester $2,500 for full year IFSA Diversity Scholarship Any IFSA Program. Student must $1,250 for summer be high need and/or member of an $5,000 for semester underrepresented group $10,00 for year First-Generation Scholar Any IFSA Program. Student must be Up to $2,500, with a first-generation college student special awards available for certain programs Fill the GAP Program Student saves money prior to study Matching scholarship, abroad up to $1,000

Photo by IFSA student Grace Carson, The City, The River, The Sacred, Fall 2017

10 SUMMER PROGRAMS FUNDING SOLUTIONS WORK-TO-STUDY GRANT PROGRAM Gain valuable work experience and earn spending money while you are abroad! With the Work-to-Study Grant, students complete projects for IFSA in exchange for a stipend between $300 and $1,000, depending on the scope and involvement of the projects completed.

These grant opportunities are available to all students, with special consideration to those already on Federal Work-Study at their home campus. Work-to-Study positions are determined by current and frequently changing project needs at IFSA, but could include:

IFSA GRANTS Guaranteed Grants IFSA offers numerous grants specific to certain programs or countries. See the Afford Your Journey section at IFSA-Butler.org for complete details. Guaranteed Grants up to $2,000 are available in 2019-2020 for qualified programs in: England | Israel | Italy | Spain | Sri Lanka

IFSA State School Grant Do you attend a state school? Take advantage of the IFSA State School Grant, a $2,000 grant for any IFSA semester program. The grant will be applied to the overall tuition/housing costs during billing. There is no application process; state school students (including community college students) automatically receive the discount!

SAVINGS PROGRAMS Fill the GAP Program Take part in Fill the GAP (Global Account Program) and get a head start by saving early for your IFSA program. Use this savings account to gather contributions from friends and family, and IFSA will match up to $1,000 of your savings. See IFSA-Butler.org for enrollment information and deadlines.

UpFront Advance Program IFSA’s UpFront Advance Program allows you to bill certain fees to your IFSA student account. You can then pay these expenses with financial aid or with our monthly payment option.

VETERANS BENEFITS If you are a recipient of the Post-9/11 GI Bill, you may use your tuition benefits for study abroad. This process can differ among U.S. colleges and universities, so you will want to start the conversation early with your home campus study abroad office to determine the best billing procedure for your institution. Photo by IFSA student Connor Burwell, University College London, Spring 2018

11 ARGENTINA (Buenos Aires) ARGENTINA (Buenos Aires) ADVANCED LANGUAGE PSYCHOLOGY IN ENGLISH AND CULTURE • Live and learn in Buenos • Fulfill degree requirements Aires with its blend of and improve your Spanish European charm with in dynamic Buenos Aires South American warmth • All classes are taught in • Complete a major degree Spanish at the Universidad requirement by studying de Buenos Aires Multicultural Psychology • Spend your summer or Social Psychology, while studying the rich culture, building your Spanish history, and literature of language proficiency Argentina PROGRAM CLASSES PROGRAM CLASSES Spanish Language Class: In this required Spanish language Advanced Spanish and Argentine Culture: In this required, class, the focus will be on auditory comprehension, oral intensive advanced-level language class, you will practice production, reading comprehension, and written expression. your Spanish skills as you interact with different aspects of (3 U.S. semester credit hours) the local community. (3 U.S. semester credit hours) Take one or both of the following electives (3 U.S. semester Take one or both of the following electives (3 U.S. semester credit hours each): credit hours each): Social Psychology: This class covers topics such as social Latin American and Argentine Literature: Focusing on the cognition, attitudes, social influence, individual motivations, 20th century, you will survey influential literature produced collective behavior, and cultural influences. Here you will by Latin American authors. You will increase your literary examine how cultural structures shape micro and macro knowledge, develop deeper contextual and theoretical interactions in society. understanding, and analyze relationships between the texts and Latin American social and cultural processes. Multicultural Psychology: This class is designed around learning experiences and opportunities, and will place Argentine History: Examining a brief survey of Argentine psychology in a global perspective. It will explore the ways colonial history through independence prepares you for in which psychology is socially constructed and how factors the radical events of the 20th century, which have greatly such as language, oppression, religion, family structure, and influenced Argentina’s path through modern history. cultural values influence human development.

Students with advanced Spanish skills may cross enroll in the Advanced Language and Culture program. VOLUNTEERING Optional, non-credit volunteer opportunities are available VOLUNTEERING for you to serve the community. Opportunities vary, but may Non-credit volunteer opportunities based around group include helping out at a bilingual school, working at an urban activities or events on set days are available. Opportunities vary, organic farm, or assisting at a soup kitchen or orphanage. but may include working with high IQ students, working with the LGBTQ+ community, or helping out at a bilingual school. You will stay with a carefully selected host family. Two You will stay with a carefully selected host family. Two meals per day Sunday through Friday, and one meal on meals per day Sunday through Friday, and one meal on Saturday are included. Saturday are included. GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* 2.0 GPA minimum for consideration LANGUAGE: 4 semesters of college-level Spanish or equivalent required 2.0 GPA minimum for consideration

APRIL 1 application deadline APRIL 1 application deadline DURATION: 6 weeks (Late May—Early July) DURATION: 6 weeks (Late May—Late June)

$5,125 program fee $4,975 program fee * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates.

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12 SUMMER PROGRAMS IFSA-BUTLER.ORG CHINA (Shanghai) CZECH REPUBLIC (Prague) SUMMER IN SHANGHAI SUMMER IN PRAGUE

• Make rapid gains in your • Spend your summer in Chinese language skills the lively city of Prague, a and complete coursework compelling vantage point toward your degree to study business and • Live in a student-friendly media neighborhood, where our • Extend your studies and Global Flagship offices stay in Prague by exploring are near the Shanghai your professional future University of Finance and through the Professional Economics Development Project • Enrich your understanding of this diverse urban center through excursions to historically and culturally PROGRAM CLASSES significant sites around Shanghai Session 1: Take one of the following classes, each worth 4 U.S. semester credit hours: PROGRAM OPTIONS • Business Economics Option 1: Pair Chinese language study, beginning through • Business Ethics advanced levels available (6 U.S. semester credit hours), with • Digital Photography one of these classes (3 U.S. semester credit hours): • Management and Operations • China: Economic Giant • Studio Painting • Chinese Society in the 21st Century • Web Design and Development • Public Health Policy and Practice in China ACADEMICS Option 2: Focus on intensive language study in an • Learn from a robust local network of academics, intermediate or advanced Chinese class. Two semesters of entrepreneurs, legal experts, Czech- and foreign-owned prior Chinese language study are required. (9 U.S. semester businesses, hacker spaces, and NGOs credit hours)

INTERNSHIP PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Option 3: Develop your intercultural and professional Session 2: Earn 4 U.S. semester credit hours and complete skills with an exciting internship designed for you in Shanghai. A a dynamic field-based learning experience where you will required methodology seminar along with an Essential Chinese learn more about your professional areas of interest. You will class will prepare you for the internship experience by developing actively survey an industry through a combination of visits and strategies and skills to navigate a cross-cultural workplace. experiences. Available areas of study include business, computer Placements range from arts administration and event management science, criminology, economics, finance, history, management, to corporate finance and health promotion. political science, psychology, and sociology. (7 U.S. semester credit hours)

With Option 1 or 3, you will stay in the international You will live in centrally located, fully-furnished student residence hall. Meals can be purchased at apartments in Prague. Flats feature single bedrooms restaurants near campus. For Option 2, you will stay with a with shared bathrooms, kitchens and common areas. Cook carefully selected host family to develop a more intimate for yourself, or purchase meals at nearby restaurants. understanding of Chinese culture. Breakfast and dinner are provided on weekdays by the host family, whereas you will be GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* responsible for lunch and weekend meals. 2.5 GPA minimum for consideration

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2.0 GPA minimum for consideration DURATION: Session 1, 4 weeks (Mid-June—Mid-July) APRIL 1 application deadline Session 1 and 2, 6 weeks (Mid-June—Late July) DURATION: 8 weeks (Mid-June—Mid-August) $4,475 Session 1 program fee $6,975 program fee $7,975 Session 1 and 2 program fee * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates.

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CALL US AT 800.858.0229 SUMMER PROGRAMS 13 ENGLAND (Brighton) ENGLAND (Cambridge) UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX PEMBROKE & KING’S COLLEGES, UNIVERSITY • Participate in the International Summer OF CAMBRIDGE School at the University of • Challenge yourself Sussex academically at one of the • Take an exciting variety world’s top universities of classes and join in on • Learn from Cambridge a full social program that faculty and world- will expose you to the local renowned experts culture • Take the opportunity • Spend your summer by the to learn independently, sea enjoying the best of the classic British resort town of pursue your interests, and Brighton deepen your knowledge of your discipline POPULAR CLASSES British Film POPULAR CLASSES Children’s Literature Alfred Hitchcock and Film Theory Culture, Social Change and Development Behavioural Economics Entrepreneurship Being Successful, Staying Ethical: The Art of being a Good Boss Existentialism Black Britain: Histories of Race and Immigration in the U.K. Gender, Violence and Society Cambridge Writers Health Psychology Contemporary Issues in Neuroscience Introductory Physics Creativity and Business Innovation Marketing Strategy Crime and Criminal Justice The Sociology of National Identities International Law/War(fare) Peace Building and Conflict Resolution ACADEMICS Spooks and Spies: A History of British and U.S. Intelligence • Pick and choose or hone in on your favorite subject from Communities, 1909 to the Present the summer class catalog The Politics of Gender: Social and Historical Perspectives on • Enroll in one class per session for 4 U.S. semester credit Gender, Feminism and the Family hours each, and enroll for Session 1, Session 2, or both Western National Security: Twenty-First Century Global • The University of Sussex is a very strong option for STEM Challenges majors • If you are interested in studying physics, you should apply ACADEMICS early to this program • Select three classes for a total of 12 U.S. semester credit • Physic classes are four weeks in duration hours • The summer intensive format allows STEM topics not available to visiting students during fall/spring semesters • Optional supervisions (independent research) in a wide range of subjects are available at a supplemental charge You will live on campus in a single bedroom with en- suite bathroom, and shared common area. Meals can You will live in a single room in a Cambridge University be purchased from the many cafeterias on campus or residence hall. Ten meals are provided during the week, prepared in shared kitchens. and you can purchase or prepare all other meals in shared GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* kitchens.

2.5 GPA minimum for consideration GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES*

MARCH 15 application deadline 3.2 GPA minimum for consideration Session 1, 3 weeks (Mid-June—Mid-July) Session 2, 3 weeks (Mid-July—Mid-August) JANUARY 15 application deadline DURATION: 6 weeks (Early July—Mid-August) $5,325 Session 1 or 2 program fee $8,475 Session 1 and 2 program fee $10,250 program fee * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates.

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14 SUMMER PROGRAMS IFSA-BUTLER.ORG ENGLAND (London) ENGLAND (London) IMPERIAL COLLEGE, KING’S COLLEGE LONDON REVOLUTIONS IN • Study at King’s College BIOMEDICINE Undergraduate Summer • Boost your resume with School to immerse yourself this hands-on research in London for the summer program designed for • Located in the heart of premed, public health, and London, with easy access bioscience majors to the West End for great • Participate in intensive, shopping and nightlife cutting edge laboratory- • Experience the world in a based scientific research single city and gain a global • Learn from top research perspective in a summer experts in the fields of POPULAR CLASSES biochemistry, microbiology, immunology, genetics, and Human Anatomy and Physiology public health Jane Austen’s England Literature in the City ACADEMICS London and Film • A four-week undergraduate program held at Imperial’s Museums of London: A Cultural History South Kensington and Hammersmith Hospital campuses Profiling and Psychology of Terrorism • Modules are designed around lab-based research, group Secrets and Spies: Modern Espionage and Intelligence work, and lectures/seminars Shakespeare in London • Instructors from Imperial College’s Faculty of Medicine will Theatrical London: Contemporary Performance in the City lead you through eight topical modules plus an eight-day Wonderland: 100 Years of Children’s Literature lab project contributing to the development of effective viral vaccines ACADEMICS • Four keynote lectures and a “Beyond Bioscience: Life & • Choose from a range of liberal arts, business, and social Career Perspectives” panel discussion will be held science subjects from the summer class catalog • Topics will be drawn from areas such as regenerative • Enroll in one class per session for 3 U.S. semester credit medicine, gene therapy and gene editing, novel cancer hours each, and enroll for Session 1, Session 2, or both therapeutics, big data, genomic medicine, microbial • Most classes are taught on the Strand and Waterloo resistance to antibiotics, diabetes and obesity, and global campuses, both located in the heart of London, but some health classes are taught on other King’s campuses • Students will complete an eight-day, laboratory-based mini- • Some classes have a one-off lab or field trip included research group project

You will live in a residence hall with an en-suite bathroom, and shared common area. Prepare your own meals in shared kitchens, or purchase meals from nearby Stay in IFSA flats located in central London and near cafés, restaurants, or grocery stores. You will receive a meal shopping, restaurants, and public transportation. Flats allowance of approximately £30 per week which may be used feature single rooms with shared bathrooms, kitchens, and at campus dining facilities. common areas. Cook for yourself, or purchase meals at GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* nearby restaurants. 3.3 GPA minimum for consideration GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* APRIL 1 application deadline 2.0 GPA minimum for consideration DURATION: Session 1, 3 weeks (Late June—Mid-July) APRIL 15 application deadline Session 2, 3 weeks (Mid-July—Mid-August) DURATION: 4 weeks (Late June—Late July) $5,975 Session 1 or 2 program fee $8,275 program fee $9,975 Session 1 and 2 program fee * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates.

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CALL US AT 800.858.0229 SUMMER PROGRAMS 15 ENGLAND (London) ENGLAND (London) LONDON SCHOOL SOAS, UNIVERSITY OF OF ECONOMICS AND LONDON POLITICAL SCIENCE • Focus your academics at • Known worldwide for its the only university in teaching and research Europe to specialize in the across the full range of study of Asia, Africa, and the social, political, and the Near and Middle East economic sciences • Live and learn in a great • A university with close location in the heart of ties to business, law, London near the British government, and media Museum, Oxford Street, in London, LSE is Britain’s Covent Garden, and the only university specializing West End in the study of the social sciences PROGRAM CLASSES POPULAR CLASSES • Beginners Arabic 1or Arabic 2 Alternative Investments • Beginners Persian 1 or Persian 2 Analysis and Management of Financial Risk • Government and Politics of the Middle East Applied Valuation and Securities Analysis • Culture and Society in the Middle East Athens to Al-Qaeda: Political Theory and International Politics Development Economics ACADEMICS Economics of European Integration • You will take two classes at SOAS which include an elective From Behavioural Insights to Strategic Decision Modelling and an intensive Arabic or Persian language class International Economics • You will earn 4 credits per class, for a total of 8 U.S. International Political Economy semester credit hours Introduction to Econometrics • Engage with your peers in an extraordinarily multicultural The Political Economy of Public Policy setting where more than 50 percent of the student body is international ACADEMICS • SOAS is part of the University of London (UL) system, so you • Students may attend a single session (except Session can use the University of London Union’s facilities 3), combine two consecutive sessions, or take all three sessions • Each class is worth 3.75 U.S. semester credit hours • Take classes with professionals from the United Nations, World Health Organization, and leading international banks

You will live in a single or double room with a shared bathroom and common areas in an LSE or University of London residence hall. Breakfast is provided daily. You can purchase other meals at nearby restaurants or prepare light meals in shared kitchen facilities.

GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* Housing is in a University of London residence hall. Cook for yourself, or eat at restaurants on or near 3.3 GPA minimum for consideration campus. MARCH 15 application deadline DURATION: GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* Session 1, 3 weeks (Mid-June—Early July) Session 2, 3 weeks (Early July—Late July) 3.0 GPA minimum for consideration Session 3, 3 weeks (Mid-July—Mid-August) MARCH 15 application deadline $6,575 Session 1 or 2 program fee DURATION: 5 weeks (Mid-June—Late July) $11,375 Session 1 and 2 or Session 2 and 3 program fee $15,975 Session 1, 2 and 3 program fee $7,975 program fee * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates.

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16 SUMMER PROGRAMS IFSA-BUTLER.ORG ENGLAND (London) ENGLAND (London) UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS, LONDON LONDON COLLEGE OF • Study at Europe’s largest FASHION specialist arts and design • Choose an eight-week university, made up of six class of study in Fashion prestigious colleges Business, Fashion Design, • Take an intensive three- or Footwear Design week class in an area • Work closely with faculty of interest or to fulfill a who are active designers degree requirement and entrepreneurs in the • Interact with amazing fashion world faculty who are active • Round out your fashion artists, designers, and communications professionals experience with an PROGRAM CLASSES included five-day fashion and culture field trip to Paris London College of Communication: Animation, Communication for PR and Advertising, Contemporary PROGRAM OPTIONS Photography Practice, Creative Industries London, Digital Footwear Design: Classes include Footwear Design, Photography Portfolio, Filmmaking, Games Design, Graphic Footwear Making, and Introduction to Rapid Prototyping and and Media Design, Journalism, and Media, Culture and RHINO for Footwear Communications Introduction to Fashion Business: Classes include Fashion Camberwell College of Arts: Illustration Entrepreneurship and Marketing, Fashion Media, Fashion Business and Product Development, Contemporary Culture Central Saint Martins: Acting Shakespeare with Drama and Fashion Studies, Styling, and Visuals for Fashion Centre London, Architecture, Art History, Contemporary Fine Art Practice, Experimental Fashion Knitwear, Fashion Introduction to Fashion Design: Classes include Collection Communication, Fashion Design-Menswear, Graphic Design, and Portfolio, 3D Design and Experimentation, Fashion Interior and Spatial Design, Interior Design, Textile Design Business and Product Development, Contemporary Culture and Fashion Studies, Styling, and Visuals for Fashion Chelsea College of Arts: Digital Textile Design, Fine Art Studio ACADEMICS Wimbledon College of Arts: Theatre and Screen • Ideal program for fashion majors • Classes are designed around studio-based, practical ACADEMICS workshops, lectures, and seminars • Programs available whether you’re a specialist in your area • A five-day field trip to Paris, the “City of Lights,” with visits or have little or no experience to museums, galleries, churches, markets, boutiques, • All classes are worth 3 U.S. semester credit hours shopping districts, and major sites is included

Stay in London College of Fashion residence halls with fellow fashion students near shopping, restaurants, and You will live in university residence halls at your chosen public transportation. Flats feature bedrooms with en suite University of the Arts, London campus. Cook for bathrooms, and shared kitchens and common areas. Cook for yourself, or purchase meals at nearby restaurants. yourself, or purchase meals at nearby restaurants.

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MARCH 15 application deadline MARCH 15 application deadline DURATION: 3 weeks (Early July—Late July) DURATION: 8 weeks (Mid-June—Early August)

$5,955 program fee $12,275 program fee * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates.

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CALL US AT 800.858.0229 SUMMER PROGRAMS 17 ENGLAND (London) ENGLAND (Oxford) UNIVERSITY OF ST. PETER’S COLLEGE, WESTMINSTER UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD • Live and learn in central • Study at one of the most London just a short prestigious universities in distance from the busy the world where classes shopping and theater are taught through a districts program of tutorials, • Participate in an optional seminars, and lectures social program which • Live and learn in the heart includes cultural events of Oxford, near libraries, in London, along with museums, theaters, and a weekend trip for an shops additional fee • English Literature students will participate in weekly field excursions designed to introduce you to sites of POPULAR CLASSES exceptional importance in England’s literary heritage Art and Society Entertaining London PROGRAM CLASSES International Business Choose one of three program options: International Strategic Project Management • English Literature (6 U.S. semester credit hours) Jane Austen: From the Page to the Screen • Medieval Studies (6 U.S. semester credit hours) Journalism: The London Experience • Environmental Studies (8 U.S. semester credit hours) Leadership of Events Londinium to the Blitz: London Through its Museums ACADEMICS London Theatre Studies • The Environmental Studies programs requires an intensive, Monarchy: A Royal History of London four-day field excursion at a supplemental cost of $675 Photographing the City: London • If you select English Literature or Medieval Studies, you Principles of Marketing can earn an additional 2 U.S. semester credit hours for Shakespeare: Themes and Presentation participating in the four-day field excursion and write a 2,000-word paper on a subject related to the excursion ACADEMICS (approved by St. Peter’s College) at a supplemental cost of • Enroll in one summer session or both $675 • Study in one of three primary areas: Liberal Arts and Law; • Participate in weekly tutorial session where you and one or Media, Arts and Design; or International Business two other students meet with a tutor to discuss an assigned • Classes from most areas are offered during both sessions and essay topic are worth 4 U.S. credits each • Attend evening lectures given by distinguished speakers • Attend free lunchtime lectures given by speakers from from the university and wider world that are organized Westminster and other universities around special banquets and receptions

Housing is in single rooms in university residence halls. Purchase your own meals or cook for yourself in a fully You will live in a single room in Magdalen College. Three equipped kitchen available for student use. meals a day are included during the week, and brunch GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* is provided on the weekends. Once a week, a reception is held followed by a formal dinner in the dining hall. 2.7 GPA minimum for consideration GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* MARCH 15 application deadline DURATION: 3.0 GPA minimum for consideration Session 1, 4 weeks (Mid-June—Early July) Session 2, 4 weeks (Early July—Late July) MARCH 15 application deadline DURATION: 6 weeks (Early July—Mid-August) $5,425 Session 1 or 2 program fee $8,975 Session 1 and 2 program fee $8,975 program fee * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates.

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18 SUMMER PROGRAMS IFSA-BUTLER.ORG GLOBAL FLAGSHIPS When you choose an IFSA program, you gain access to the resources in all our Global Flagship network locations: • Buenos Aires, Argentina • Sydney, Australia • Shanghai, China • Prague, Czech Republic • London, England LONDON PRAGUE

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BUENOS AIRES SYDNEY

Take advantage of IFSA’s global reach and unique resources. Tap into a system of knowledgeable faculty and industry experts to expand your professional network or augment your personal research. Live like a local while building global connections across the Global Flagship locations. Gain the pre-professional skills you need while enhancing your study abroad experience.

EXPLORE CUTTING-EDGE TOPICS BUILD SKILLS FOR YOUR FUTURE EXPAND YOUR NETWORK Flagship locations offer unique No matter your future path, you are likely Join experts and students in other programs taught by world-class to engage with individuals and teams Global Flagship locations to share faculty. These signature IFSA program across time zones and nations. Build the ideas, collaborate on projects, and classes serve the emerging interests pre-professional skills employers seek by build relationships. Communicate of students, offering experiential developing your intercultural skills and through “hubs,” high-tech physical opportunities such as internships, working effectively across multinational spaces that create a shared virtual professional development projects, groups through our technologically environment, connecting each Global and directed research. interconnected Global Flagship locations. Flagship together.

IFSA Global Flagships are operated by the Institute for Study Abroad, an independent, educational not-for-profit. The programs and classes have no affiliation with The Language Flagship programs, products, or services.

SUMMER PROGRAMS 19 INDIA (Pune) IRELAND (Cork) SUMMER IN PUNE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE • Immerse yourself in CORK the cultural capital of • Learn about Irish culture, Maharashtra, with a history, literature, and thriving university scene society in Cork, Ireland’s and active development second largest city community leading the • Spend your mornings in next generation of Indian lectures, afternoons in innovation lively discussion, and take • Take advantage of our a series of relevant field centrally located program trips center for easy access to nearby shops, restaurants, • Explore Cork’s many entertainment, and transportation throughout the city restaurants and cafés, or take part in Cork’s eclectic PROGRAM CLASSES music scene The Summer in Pune program is comprised of an India- ACADEMICS focused sociology class, and an internship or directed • The program is built around a theme related to Irish history research project, totaling 6 U.S. semester credit hours. and literature that changes each summer

• In 2019, the theme was “Another World: Word, Memory, Contemporary India: A political, historical, and social and the Making of the Irish Identity.” The first two weeks survey of post-Independence India as a complex yet unified are devoted to the study of Irish history, while the last two multi-cultural, multi-linguistic, religiously pluralistic weeks are devoted to literature. democracy and rising global power, this class gives you the • The UCC summer program is worth 5 U.S. semester credit ability to understand current events contextualized within a hours historical framework. • Irish language instruction included as part of the curriculum INTERNSHIP OR DIRECTED RESEARCH • Social program designed for study abroad students, Participate in a full-time, four-week internship to fulfill including historical tours of Munster, field trips, and your field component requirement. Interns are placed in Indian, traditional Irish music concerts joint-venture, or foreign-owned, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and companies working in fields such as microfinance, informatics, women’s rights, education, environmental protection, public health, and civic engagement. Or, you may choose to pursue directed research. You will be paired with a faculty member appropriate to your academic area of interest – such as performing arts, journalism, tribal, environmental or women’s issues, public health, or text-based historical research – and produce a formal research paper.

You will live with a carefully selected host family in Housing is in an apartment consisting of suites with Pune. Breakfasts on weekdays are provided at the IFSA single bedrooms and shared living room, kitchen, and program center, lunches are eaten out, and dinner is provided bathroom. Cook for yourself, or eat at restaurants on or near by your host family. campus.

GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES*

2.0 GPA minimum for consideration 2.8 GPA minimum for consideration

APRIL 1 application deadline APRIL 1 application deadline DURATION: 7 weeks (Mid-June—Early August) DURATION: 4 weeks (Late June—Late July)

$6,250 program fee $4,995 program fee * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates.

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20 SUMMER PROGRAMS IFSA-BUTLER.ORG IRELAND (Dublin) IRELAND (Galway) SUMMER INTERNSHIPS NUI GALWAY IN DUBLIN • From classes in business to Irish language and history • Take hold of your to art and culture, NUI future with a business Galway has something for internship in one of you the world’s fastest- • Located in the Gaeltacht growing entrepreneurial area, live and study in a metropolises region known for its proud • Explore Dublin’s thriving preservation of the Irish global business scene, language and culture gain academic credit, • Galway is the perfect location from which to explore the and experience Ireland’s beautiful west coast of Ireland culture all in one summer • Available for business majors only PROGRAM OPTION: IRISH STUDIES Choose two electives to focus on Irish history, film, PROGRAM CLASSES archeology, art, music, or culture (3 U.S. semester credit You will take the core class Ireland’s International Business hours each). Popular classes include: Environment, one elective, and an internship. Earn 6 U.S. • Creative Writing: Poetry and Fiction and Memoir Gaelic semester credit hours total for the program. • Culture and Literature • Introduction to Art in Ireland Previous electives included: • Irish History • Digital Marketing Communications • Music, Emigration, and Ireland • Global Finance • Representing Ireland: Literature and Film • Responsible Management and Society • The Archaeological Heritage of Ireland

PROGRAM OPTION: BUSINESS INTERNSHIPS Take these two classes on economic policy in Ireland and Internships are sponsored by the prestigious, accredited international cross-cultural management (3 U.S. semester Lochlann Quinn School of Business at University College Dublin. credit hours each): Internships are available in the following areas: • Economic Policy in Ireland • Business Analytics • International & Cross Cultural Management • Business Development and International Business • Finance and Accounting ACADEMICS • Human Resources • Choose two classes for the summer, and receive 3 U.S. • Marketing, Sales, and Public Relations semester credit hours for each class You will work Monday through Thursday, during business hours, • Courses focus on business, Irish history, film, archeology, for 32 hours a week at your internship, and will be supervised by art, music, or culture faculty from the UCD. Internships run for six weeks of the eight- • Both options include excursions and events week program.

You will stay in a campus residence hall featuring suites with single bedrooms with shared bathrooms, Housing is in modern student apartments located and common living areas, and kitchens. Cook for yourself, eat within walking distance from the campus. Kitchens are at restaurants, or eat on or near campus. available for student use.

GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES*

3.0 GPA minimum for consideration 2.8 GPA minimum for consideration

MARCH 15 application deadline APRIL 1 application deadline DURATION: 8 weeks (Late May—Early June) DURATION: 4 weeks (Mid-June—Mid-July)

$8,775 program fee $5,975 program fee * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates.

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CALL US AT 800.858.0229 SUMMER PROGRAMS 21 IRELAND (Galway) ISRAEL (Jerusalem) NUI GALWAY – ECOLOGY: SUMMER IN JERUSALEM: LIVING LANDSCAPES ARABIC IMMERSION • Gain practical experience • Spend six weeks immersed of the natural environment in Arabic language study as while learning survey skills you interact with and learn to identify natural resources from Israel’s many Arab • Develop your skills to communities evaluate the sustainable • Live and learn near Mount use and conservation Scopus in the ancient city of Ireland’s ecological of Jerusalem, located resources within easy access to • From the fertile rocks of transportation, markets, the Burren karst limestone, to the raised bogs of the and eateries midlands, the sheer cliffs of the Aran Islands to the salt • Enroll in elementary, intermediate, or advanced classes marshes of Galway Bay, there is a wealth of natural based on the Al-Kitaab textbooks history to explore PROGRAM CLASSES Arabic Immersion Elementary PROGRAM CLASSES Arabic Immersion Intermediate Session 1: Take the Living Landscapes of the Burren and East Arabic Immersion Advanced County Galway class worth 3 U.S. semester credit hours. ACADEMICS Session 2: Take the Living Landscapes of Connemara and • The Arabic Immersion program is a single class that Joyce Country class worth 3 U.S. semester credit hours. combines both colloquial Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic – the formal language employed in print, news ACADEMICS broadcasts, and formal speeches across the Arab world • Take one class in the first session, one class in the second • Learn to read, write, and speak Arabic with local students at session, or take both sessions for a comprehensive Hebrew University’s Rothberg International School, one of exploration of the land of contrasts on Ireland’s Atlantic the Middle East’s most prestigious universities West Coast • Outside of the classroom, you will participate in events and tours to religious and cultural sites designed to engage you with diverse ethnic, religious, and linguistic communities • Enhance your ability to communicate with native Arabic speakers during organized coffee hours

You will live at Hebrew University live in the Scopus Student Village, a short walk from campus. Housing Housing is in modern student apartments located consists of air-conditioned suites with single bedrooms and within walking distance from the campus. Kitchens are shared living room, kitchen, and bathroom facilities. Cook for available for student use. yourself, or eat at restaurants on or near campus. GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* 2.8 GPA minimum for consideration 2.0 GPA minimum for consideration APRIL 1 application deadline application deadline Session 1, 2 weeks (Mid-June—Late June) APRIL 15 6 weeks (Mid-June—Late July) Session 2, 2 weeks (Late June—Mid-July) DURATION:

Sessions 1 and 2, 4 weeks (Mid-June—Mid-July) $7,400 program fee FEES: Please see IFSA-Butler.org for session fees. * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. 874 THOUSAND80 THOUSAND

22 SUMMER PROGRAMS IFSA-BUTLER.ORG ISRAEL (Jerusalem) ISRAEL (Tel Aviv) SUMMER IN JERUSALEM: SUMMER IN TEL AVIV DIVERSITY & COEXISTENCE • Build your own curriculum from IFSA-taught classes • Jerusalem is your living – take either the first or classroom as you explore second session, or combine its political, ethnic, and them for a seven-week religious diversity experience • Discover how this ancient • Take classes created to city’s struggles and expand your knowledge of successes hold lessons for the start-up process communities around the • The program, located in the world modern Mediterranean city • Investigate identity, of Tel Aviv, allows you to interact with entrepreneurs and immigration, and multiculturalism through integrated innovators leading the world in insurance, finance, and field visits technology PROGRAM CLASSES Understanding Identities–Immigration and Cultural PROGRAM CLASSES Choose one class per session. Our classes span business, Diversity from the Israeli Experience: Explore the dynamics innovation, and marketing – allowing you to fulfill common and challenges of immigration and multiculturalism from the degree requirements and to explore compelling issues vantage point of Israel. You will meet with educational, social, affecting start-ups all over the world. Each class is worth 3 government, private, and non-governmental organizations U.S. semester credits. Certain classes may be offered in only to learn how they have dealt with multiple waves of one session. immigration.

Politics of Planning in Multicultural Cities–The Case of Jerusalem: Examine Jerusalem as a growing urban center that has a crucial need for effective city planning based on its diverse populations. You will explore the contours of the city, its ethnic makeup, and the political developments that shaped it. This class presents dilemmas and struggles that affect contemporary city planning and urban design.

ACADEMICS INTERNSHIPS • Both classes are taught in English, for a total of 7 U.S. Complete a 6-credit internship in Tel Aviv instead of two semester credit hours elective classes when you commit to both IFSA summer sessions. • Study along students from around the world in classes Your internship is paired with a seminar to help you reflect on your hosted by Hebrew University’s Rothberg International workplace experiences in a way that deepens your intercultural School, one of the Middle East’s most prestigious universities savvy. Placements with local start-up incubators, businesses, and • Outside of the classroom, you will participate in excursions non-profit organizations are based on your background and goals. to historically and culturally significant places such as the Sea of Galilee or Nicosia, Cyprus Live with other IFSA and Israeli students in centrally located apartments with single bedrooms, shared You will live at Hebrew University live in the Scopus bathrooms, common living space, and a kitchen. Cook for Student Village, a short walk from campus. Housing yourself, or eat at restaurants on or near campus. consists of air-conditioned suites with single bedrooms and shared living room, kitchen, and bathroom facilities. Cook for GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES yourself, or eat at restaurants on or near campus. 2.0 GPA minimum for consideration LANGUAGE: No Hebrew required GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* MARCH 15 application deadline 2.0 GPA minimum for consideration Session 1, 3 weeks (Mid-May—Mid-June) Session 2, 3 weeks (Mid-June—Mid-July) APRIL 15 application deadline Sessions 1 and 2/Internship, 7 weeks (Mid-May—Mid-July) DURATION: 4 weeks (Early July—Late July) $3,995 Session 1 or 2 $5,975 program fee $6,995 Sessions 1 and 2 * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. $6,995 Internship

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CALL US AT 800.858.0229 SUMMER PROGRAMS 23 ITALY (Rome) MEXICO (Mérida) SUMMER IN ROME LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL • Build your own curriculum STUDIES IN THE YUCATÁN from IFSA-taught classes • Experience Mérida, one of – take either the first or the most charming cities in second session, or combine Latin America, through its them for a seven-week language and culture experience • Explore the rich history • Make the Italian capital your of the prehistoric Mayan home as you learn about civilization and its yesterday’s leaders, meet influence on Mexican today’s influencers, and culture plan for tomorrow • Enhance your Spanish • Cool off with delicious gelato in the shade of magnificent skills whether with your host family or visiting an monuments and breathtaking basilicas on your walk archaeological site home from class PROGRAM CLASSES PROGRAM CLASSES Intermediate Spanish and Culture or Advanced Spanish Choose one IFSA-taught class per session. Our classes span and Culture: This is an intensive, 45 contact hours business and the social sciences – allowing you to fulfill intermediate- or advanced-level language class conducted in common degree requirements, and to explore compelling Spanish by Mexican professors. issues throughout Rome’s history and modern-day position on the world stage. Each class is worth 3 U.S. semester credit Contemporary Yucatán: This class examines current events hours. Certain classes may be offered in only one session. happening in the Yucatán and throughout Mexico. Topics include History of the 19th and 20th Centuries, as well an INTERNSHIPS exploration of the Yucatán and the Caribbean Complete a 6-credit internship in Rome instead of two elective classes when you commit to both IFSA summer sessions. ACADEMICS Your internship is paired with a seminar to help you reflect on your • Enroll in two classes exclusively designed for IFSA students workplace experiences in a way that deepens your intercultural • Earn a total of 6 U.S. semester credit hours for the program savvy. Placements with family-owned businesses, non-profit • Placement in the intermediate or advanced track of this organizations, galleries, start-up incubators, and community program will be determined upon your arrival in Mexico groups are based on your background and goals. • Classes are taught in Spanish by local university professors • Field visits such as historic towns, nature preserves, museums, theaters, and cooking classes are included

Live with other IFSA and international students in centrally located apartments, where you will share a You will stay with a carefully selected host family, and bedroom and a communal kitchen to prepare your meals. three meals per day are included. IFSA houses only one student per family for maximum cultural and language GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES integration. 2.0 GPA minimum for consideration LANGUAGE: No Italian required GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES*

MARCH 15 application deadline 2.0 GPA minimum for consideration Session 1, 3 weeks (Mid-May—Mid-June) LANGUAGE: 2 semesters of college-level Spanish or equivalent required Session 2, 3 weeks (Mid-June—Mid-July) Sessions 1 and 2/Internship, 7 weeks (Mid-May—Mid-July) APRIL 1 application deadline DURATION: 6 weeks (Early June—Mid-July) $3,995 Session 1 or 2 $6,995 Sessions 1 and 2 $4,375 program fee $6,995 Internship * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. 2.8 MILLION 777THOUSAND

24 SUMMER PROGRAMS IFSA-BUTLER.ORG MEXICO (Mérida) PERU (Lima/Iquitos) MEDICAL SPANISH AND COMMUNITY BUILDING PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE AND SUSTAINABLE YUCATÁN DEVELOPMENT IN PERU • Study the rich culture • Combine Lima’s of the Yucatán and learn metropolitan city life, Spanish in Mérida, a cozy, global fusion cuisine, city located near the coast and endless culture with • Build your Spanish Iquitos, the capital of the language medical Peruvian Amazon, and the vocabulary so you can largest city in the world not help even more people reachable by road in your future career in • Science and culture come health care, social work, or together as you study business development and work with local organizations on environmentally focused community improvement projects PROGRAM CLASSES Introduction to Medical Spanish: In this class you will study PROGRAM CLASSES the vocabulary used in the medical field, with an emphasis Advanced Spanish and Peruvian Culture: This is an on applied Spanish language not only from a linguistic intensive advanced-level language class with field visits to competence but how to interpret meanings of medical an archaeological site or an ecological farm. terminology according to the local cultural context. Biodiversity and Sustainable Development: While Contemporary Issues in Public Health in the Yucatán: This working with local organizations in Lima and Iquitos, you class examines, from a cross-cultural perspective, the public will participate in hands-on, environmentally focused and private health care systems of Mexico, mainstream community improvement projects such as recycling and and traditional care in urban and rural settings, as well planting trees. as local prevailing health issues. A series of field visits to local rural communities are included, as well as visits to ACADEMICS several medical facilities where you will conduct clinical • Further your knowledge of community action and observations. environmental sustainability, contributing to your understanding of the confluence of science and culture ACADEMICS • Participate in environmentally focused community • Both classes are taught in English, for a total of 6 U.S. improvements projects with several organization in Iquitos semester credit hours and Lima to gain practical experience abroad • Classes instructed by local university professors and • Enroll in two exclusively designed classes taught in Spanish include clinical observations by faculty from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Perú for 6 • No previous Spanish language study required U.S. semester credit hours • An excursion to Havana explores Cuban health care systems

While in Lima, you will live with a carefully selected host family, and while in Iquitos you will stay in a You will stay with a carefully selected host family, and shared room at a local hotel and a lodge in the Amazon. Two three meals per day are included. IFSA houses only one meals per day Sunday through Friday, and one meal on student per family for maximum cultural and language Saturday are included while in Lima. integration. GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* 2.0 GPA minimum for consideration 2.0 GPA minimum for consideration LANGUAGE: 4 semesters of college-level Spanish or equivalent required

APRIL 1 application deadline APRIL 1 application deadline DURATION: 5 weeks (Mid-June—Late July) DURATION: 6 weeks (Mid-June—Mid-July)

$4,375 program fee $4,975 program fee * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates.

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CALL US AT 800.858.0229 SUMMER PROGRAMS 25 SCOTLAND (Stirling) SPAIN (Barcelona) UNIVERSITY OF STIRLING SUMMER IN BARCELONA • Build your own curriculum • Spend your summer in from IFSA-taught classes scenic Stirling, surrounded – take either the first or by the majestic Highland second session, or combine foothills them for a seven-week • Boost your resume with experience an internship in a local • Develop your independence business or organization as you explore the easy-to- • Explore the beauty of navigate city streets and live Scotland while making in your own apartment with strides in your academic international and U.S. roommates and professional career • Travel and see the rest of Europe in your free time – Rome, London, and Prague are only a short flight away POPULAR CLASSES Brief Encounters: An Introduction to Writing Short Stories PROGRAM CLASSES Education and Learning: A Scottish Perspective Choose one IFSA-taught class per session. Our classes Monsters and Vampires: The Impact of British Gothic on explore a variety of disciplines through the lens of the self Contemporary Popular Culture and the city – helping you to understand the subject in the Photographing the Urban context of Barcelona and to apply lessons learned to your Religion and Conflict future self. Each class is worth 3 U.S. semester credit hours. Royals and Rascals: Contemporary Studies in British Journalism Certain classes may be offered in only one session. Scottish History: The Jacobites The Scottish Wars of Independence, c.1286-c.1371 INTERNSHIPS Complete a 6-credit internship in Barcelona instead of two ACADEMICS elective classes when you commit to both IFSA summer sessions. • Attend the first session (4 weeks) or both sessions (8 Your internship is paired with a seminar to help you reflect on your weeks), taking one to two classes per session, earning up to workplace experiences in a way that deepens your intercultural 12 U.S. semester credit hours savvy. Placements with family-owned businesses, non-profit • Excursions are an integral part of each class, and they are organizations, galleries, start-up incubators, and community open to all summer students groups are based on your background and goals.

INTERNSHIPS Participate in a full-time internship for 3 U.S. semester credit hours in lieu of taking classes in the second four-week block. Internships are available in sports, environment, politics, marketing, and not-for-profit organizations. You may also propose an internship in your own area of interest. A Tier 4 visa is required and the application deadline is March 15.

Live in apartments with other IFSA and international You will have a single bedroom with an en-suite students in the Eixample neighborhood, where you will bathroom, shared living/dining area and kitchen in a share a bedroom and a communal kitchen to prepare meals. apartment-style flat on campus. Cook for yourself, or eat at restaurants on or near campus. GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES

GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* 2.0 GPA minimum for consideration LANGUAGE: No Spanish required 2.8 GPA minimum for consideration MARCH 15 application deadline APRIL 1 | MARCH 15 (Internships) application deadline Session 1, 3 weeks (Mid-May—Mid-June) DURATION: Session 1, 4 weeks (Early June—Early July) Session 2, 3 weeks (Mid-June—Mid-July) Session 1 and 2, 8 weeks (Early June—Early August) Sessions 1 and 2/Internship, 7 weeks (Mid-May—Mid-July)

$5,975 Session 1 $3,995 Session 1 or 2 $9,575 Session 1 and 2 $6,995 Sessions 1 and 2 * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. $6,995 Internship

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Photo by IFSA student Jimmy Zhang, Photo by IFSA student Mary Kate Long, King’s College London, Fall 2018 Argentine Universities, Spring 2009

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY China Summer in Shanghai | 13 Czech Republic Summer in Prague | 13 India Summer in Pune | 20

30 SUMMER PROGRAMS IFSA-BUTLER.ORG/CHART Photo by IFSA student Innes Hicsasmaz, University of Oxford, Academic Year 2018-2019

CALL US AT 800.858.0229 SUMMER PROGRAMS 31 England ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP King’s College London | 15 Czech Republic University of Cambridge | 14 Summer in Prague | 13 University of the Arts, London | 17 University of Westminster | 18 ORGANIZATIONAL MANAGEMENT Czech Republic Ireland/Northern Ireland Summer in Prague | 13 Summer Internships in Dublin | 21 PAINTING Israel Czech Republic Summer in Tel Aviv | 23 Summer in Prague | 13 Scotland England University of Stirling | 26 University of the Arts, London | 17 Spain Summer in Barcelona | 26 PEACE / CONFLICT STUDIES Israel MATERIALS SCIENCE Summer in Jerusalem: AND ENGINEERING Diversity & Coexistence | 23 Peru Community Building and Scotland Sustainable Development | 25 University of Stirling | 26

Photo by IFSA student John Zetzman, Photo by IFSA student Anna Martens, Reimagining Europe, Spring 2018 Mérida Universities Program, Spring 2019

SUMMER PROGRAMS 33 IFSA & BUTLER UNIVERSITY IFSA (Institute for Study Abroad) was founded in 1988 at Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana, as a provider of study abroad programming for U.S. undergraduates. Over time, IFSA has maintained its independence as a non-profit organization and its close connection as an affiliate of Butler University, a nationally recognized, comprehensive university.

In addition to providing transcripts for all IFSA students, Butler University endorses all IFSA-taught classes through a faculty committee that reviews class syllabi and provides curriculum advice, verifying that our academic rigor meets or exceeds expectations. Contributing to our high level of academic integrity, Butler University reviews all IFSA programs prior to program launch, and representatives from the university serve on IFSA advisory panels, our National Advisors Council Executive Committee, and our Board of Directors.

At the conclusion of your program, you and your home institution will receive a Butler University transcript with your overseas credit and grades translated to the U.S. system, making it faster and easier to receive credit for your coursework.

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With 105 programs in 20 countries around the globe, we are sure to have a program that fits your needs. Our dedicated team of program advisors will help guide you through the program selection and application process. Whether you are looking for a specific class to take abroad or you have questions about the location you’ve selected, we can help. Contact us today to start the process.

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Photo by IFSA student Shristi Uprety, University of Oxford, Spring 2016

36 LATIN AMERICA PROGRAM COMPARISON

Language Distinctive Learning GPA City City Duration Credit Application Requirement Component Population Hours Deadline ARGENTINA Advanced Language and Culture 4 sems. Spanish Volunteering 2.0 Buenos Aires 2.9 million 6 weeks 6-9 April 1 Summer Psychology in English Volunteering 2.0 Buenos Aires 2.9 million 6 weeks 6-9 April 1

CHINA Summer in Shanghai Internship 2.0 Shanghai 24 million 8 weeks 7-9 April 1

CZECH REPUBLIC Summer in Prague Professional 2.5 Prague 1.3 million 4 or 6 weeks 4-8 May 1 Development Project

ENGLAND Imperial College London Partnership 2.0 London 9 million 4 weeks 4 April 15 King’s College London Partnership 3.3 London 9 million 3 or 6 weeks 3-6 April 1 London School of Economics and Political Science Partnership 3.3 London 9 million 3 to 9 weeks 3.75-11.25 March 15 Pembroke & King’s Colleges, University of Cambridge Partnership 3.2 Cambridge 124,000 6 weeks 12 January 15 SOAS, University of London Partnership 3.0 London 9 million 5 weeks 8 March 15 St. Peter’s College, University of Oxford Partnership 3.0 Oxford 150,000 6 weeks 6-8 March 15 University of the Arts, London Partnership 3.0 London 9 million 3 weeks 3 March 15 University of the Arts, London College of Fashion Partnership 3.0 London 9 million 8 weeks 12 March 15 University of Sussex Partnership 2.5 Brighton 250,000 3 to 8 weeks 4-8 March 15 University of Westminster Partnership 2.7 London 9 million 4 or 8 weeks 4-8 March 15

INDIA Summer in Pune Internship, Research 2.0 Pune 3.1 million 7 weeks 6 April 1

IRELAND NUI Galway Partnership 2.8 Galway 80,000 4 weeks 6 April 1 NUI Galway Partnership – Ecology: Living Landscapes 2.8 Galway 80,000 2 or 4 weeks 3-6 April 1 Summer Internships in Dublin Partnership Internship 3.0 Dublin 1.2 million 8 weeks 6 March 15 University College Cork Partnership 2.8 Cork 125,000 4 weeks 5 April 1

ISRAEL Summer in Jerusalem: Arabic Immersion 2.0 Jerusalem 874,000 6 weeks 10 April 15 Summer in Jerusalem: Diversity & Coexistence 2.0 Jerusalem 874,000 4 weeks 6 April 15 Summer in Tel Aviv Internship 2.0 Tel Aviv 435,000 3 or 7 weeks 3-6 March 15

ITALY Summer in Rome Internship 2.0 Rome 2.8 million 3 or 7 weeks 3-6 March 15

MEXICO Language and Cultural Studies in the Yucatán 2 sems. Spanish 2.0 Mérida 777,000 6 weeks 6 April 1 Medical Spanish and Public Health in the Yucatán 2.0 Mérida 777,000 5 weeks 6 April 1

PERU Community Building and Sustainable Development in Peru 4 sems. Spanish 2.0 Lima/Iquitos 9.7 million 6 weeks 6 April 1

SCOTLAND University of Stirling Partnership 2.8 Stirling 94,000 4 or 8 weeks 6-12 April 1 University of Stirling Partnership with Internship Internship 2.8 Stirling 94,000 8 weeks 6-9 March 15

SPAIN Summer in Barcelona Internship 2.0 Barcelona 1.6 million 3 or 7 weeks 3-6 March 15 Jerusalem, Israel

London, England Mérida, Mexico Powerscourt Waterfall, Ireland

For more details about our programs, please see our other catalogs: ASIA & PACIFIC | EUROPE & MIDDLE EAST | LATIN AMERICA

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