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: Photo courtesy of an IFSA student LATIN AMERICA INTRODUCTION 3 Map of Program Locations 4 Explore More & The Value of an IFSA Program 6 Always Forward & CHART: Map Your Journey Abroad 7 The IFSA Difference 8 Greater Returns 9 Internships and Distinctive Learning Components 10 You Belong Here 11 Unpacked: Student Stories 12 Afford Your Journey 13 Funding Solutions

PROGRAMS 14 ARGENTINA 17 Buenos Aires Global Flagship 18 Business and Economics in English 19 Psychology in English 20 Argentine Universities Program 21 AUP–Cinema 21 AUP–Directed Research 22 AUP–Human Rights: Diversity, Minority, and Gender Studies 22 AUP–Human Rights: Genocide 23 AUP–Intensive Spanish 24 AUP–Literature 25 AUP–Spanish Translation and Linguistics

26 CHILE 29 Chilean Universities Program, Santiago 29 Chilean Universities Program, Valparaíso

30 COSTA RICA 33 Universidad Nacional Partnership 33 Environmental Studies Learning Community

34 CUBA 37 Universidad de La Habana Partnership

38 MEXICO 41 Mérida Universities Program

42 PERU 45 Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú Partnership

CONNECT WITH US 46 Available Subjects 54 IFSA and Butler University 55 Connect with Us 56 National Advisors Council Executive Committee Members 57 Program Comparison Chart LATIN AMERICA Choose Latin America for its range of options — explore ancient cultures, environmental wonders, and the influence of literature, art, film, and dance on society.

Study alongside Spanish-speaking students in Spanish or English classrooms where you can explore the biodiversity of everything from rainforests, beaches, mountains, glaciers, and volcanoes or study the history and impact of human rights or gender studies issues. Live in the sophisticated capital Buenos Aires while studying business and psychology in English. Or, expand your facility with Spanish through integrated coursework and a homestay experience.

With a program in Latin America, you are sure to gain confidence and cultural skills while experiencing a wide variety of captivating landscapes, sophisticated big cities, and small towns with cobblestone streets. Enjoy family-owned wineries, coffee plantations, and street side cafés.

You’ll find that your IFSA Latin America experience is about much more than seeing new things—IT’S ABOUT SEEING THINGS NEW.

Photo by IFSA student Carolyn Beer, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Academic Year 2017

Photo by IFSA student Caroline Roddey, Argentine Universities Program, Fall 2018

2 LATIN AMERICA MEXICO HAVANA

MÉRIDA CUBA

HEREDIA

COSTA RICA

PERU

LIMA

CHILE

ARGENTINA

VALPARAÍSO & VIÑA DEL MAR

Photo by IFSA student Aleksandra Kusiak, SANTIAGO Universidad de La Habana, Spring 2018 BUENOS AIRES

LATIN AMERICA 3 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

4 LATIN AMERICA My study abroad EXPERIENCE “ influenced my PROFESSIONAL career in terms of both TEACHING and RESEARCH and I advise all my STUDENTS to study in a Spanish-speaking country. ” YOUR FUTURE SELF THANKS YOU

KOICHI HAGIMOTO ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF SPANISH WELLESLEY COLLEGE IFSA ALUM 2003 MENDOZA, ARGENTINA PROGRAM

Photo by David Molinaro

5 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 Aleksandra Kusiak, Universidad de La Habana, Spring 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 courses 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 Claudia Koechell, Photo by IFSA student AUP—Human Rights: Genocide, Gabriel Halperin-Goldstein, Spring 2018 Mendoza Universities Program, Fall 2017

LATIN AMERICA 7 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.

8 LATIN AMERICA 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) course 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.

LATIN AMERICA 9 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 Sara Asprilla, Universidad Nacional, Spring 2019

10 LATIN AMERICA 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

LATIN AMERICA 11 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 Hannah Dresdner, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Academic Year 2011

12 LATIN AMERICA 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:

Content Marketing | Diversity and Inclusion Support | Peer Advising | Photography | Social Media | Videography

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.

LATIN AMERICA 13 ¡HOLA! FROM ARGENTINA Patricio O’Dwyer One of the most unique cultures in South America, Resident Director Daniel Peiro Argentina is one that melds sophisticated Assistant Director

European influence with Argentine passion. Esteban Avalos Program Assistant Countless cultural attractions are available to you in Argentina, Romina Berman and fantastic travel opportunities await as well. Spend time in Academic Advisor María del Carmen Buenos Aires, often called the Paris of the Americas, where you Arnaiz Human Rights Learning can explore numerous bookstores and sidewalk cafés or learn Community Coordinator the country’s famous dance, the tango. Buenos Aires is where Celina Demarchi Summer Program European influence meets Latin American culture. Assistant Clara Kriger With the mighty Andes mountains to the west, Argentina Cinema Learning Community Coordinator

offers a vast geography to explore. In Argentina’s Patagonia Griselda Lopez Academic Advisor National Park, you can experience miles of hiking trails Diego Peller and canyons as well as archaeological sites and ancient Academic Coordinator rock art. You can explore the wineries in Mendoza or visit Victoria Picchetti Custom Programs and Salta, a historic city in the northwest. Or, view glaciers Academic Advisor Darío Steimberg and waterfalls unlike anywhere else. Argentina awaits! Academic Advisor

14 ARGENTINA BUENOS AIRES Home to countless cultural and sporting attractions, Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan societies in the world with a distinctly European air. Known for its sophistication and culture, the city offers unparalleled opportunities to enjoy theatre, music, films, sports, and museums. Although Buenos Aires is expansive, the city’s reliable and inexpensive local transportation make getting around a breeze. BUENOS AIRES Argentine Universities Program Business and Economics in English Psychology in English

ARGENTINA 15 ACTIVITIES Cultural excursions Engagement

IFSA hosts cultural activities unique to each program and term to enhance your understanding of the local culture and people. We also include a multi-day excursion in your program fee to supplement your semester abroad. Excursion destinations and activities may vary or change based on availability.

BUENOS AIRES • Visits to museums such as the Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires and Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes • A tour of The National Congress (El Congreso Nacional) building • Visit to the General Confederation of Labor, a union organization that has influenced the course of Argentinian history • Students focused on Human Rights visit to Parque de la Memoria, a park commemorating the victims of state sponsored terrorism. Other visits include the ESMA, a remembrance and human rights center, and El Olimpo, a center previously used for torture and extermination during Argentina’s military dictatorship • Cinema students attend screenings and conferences at the Buenos Aires Independent Film Festival or the Mar del Plata International Film Festival • A multi-day excursion takes students away from Buenos Aires to a destination such as Colonia, Uruguay; Punta del Este, Uruguay; or Rosario, Argentina. This extended getaway allows students to leave the cosmopolitan capital behind and enjoy a slower pace of life.

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16 ARGENTINA BUENOS AIRES GLOBAL FLAGSHIP When you choose an IFSA program in Buenos Aires, you gain access to the resources LONDON in all our Global Flagship PRAGUE network locations: • London, England • Prague, Czech Republic SHANGHAI • Shanghai, China • Sydney, Australia

SYDNEY BUENOS AIRES 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 preprofessional 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.

ARGENTINA 17 BUENOS AIRES BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS IN ENGLISH The Business and Economics in English program is perfect for students of all language levels. Courses are taught in English alongside Argentine students. Choose from elective program classes designed and taught exclusively for IFSA students and specially selected classes with local students at the Universidad del Salvador (USAL).

INTERNSHIPS POPULAR CLASSES Gain valuable experience through an Accounting internship with a local non-profit organization or a Exploring Community and Culture company dedicated to one or more of the following Financial Management areas: business, hospitality and tourism, marketing, Industrial-Organizational Psychology GPA law, environmental and conservation, art and design, International Business Law 2.5 GPA education, journalism, and medicine. Internship and Methodology Seminar minimum for consideration Introduction to Public Relations

APPLICATION VOLUNTEERING ACADEMICS DEADLINES • Take integrated university classes with local APRIL 1 Volunteering while studying abroad in Buenos Fall (Late July—Early Dec.) Aires is an enriching experience, both personally and degree-seeking students academically. Students report that even volunteering • No language prerequisites – our team of IFSA NOVEMBER 1 a few hours per week enhanced their study abroad academic coordinators and advisors will Spring (Late Feb.—Early July) experience by providing them with access to the local guide you throughout the semester FEES* culture and a deeper understanding of problems that • Study Spanish language at any level to make $14,475 Fall face Argentines on a daily basis. If you are interested the most of your interactions with locals $14,475 Spring in participating in volunteer work, you can attend * Fees based on 2019. Please see Choose between off-campus IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. an informational session at the start of the semester homestays with an Argentine family or on the different options and requirements for each a residencia. A includes two meals organization. Volunteering does not earn academic homestay per day Sunday through Friday, and one credit and will not appear on your Butler University meal on Saturday. IFSA only places one transcript. student per homestay family for maximum cultural immersion. A residencia, a cross 2.9 between a U.S.-style dorm and a private MILLION apartment with many bedrooms, typically houses students from Argentina and other Latin American countries enrolled in a variety of local universities. Meals are not included, but some residencias offer meal plans and/or kitchen access. BUENOS AIRES PSYCHOLOGY IN ENGLISH The Psychology in English program is perfect for students of all language levels. The psychology classes are taught in English alongside Argentine students. Choose from elective program classes designed and taught exclusively for IFSA students and specially selected classes with local students at the Universidad del Salvador (USAL).

INTERNSHIPS POPULAR CLASSES Gain valuable experience through an Basic Psychological Processes internship with a local non-profit organization or a Clinical Psychology company dedicated to one or more of the following Exploring Community and Culture areas: business, hospitality and tourism, marketing, Industrial-Organizational Psychology law, environmental and conservation, art and design, Internship and Methodology Seminar education, journalism, medicine. Introduction to Psychology through Different Perspectives VOLUNTEERING Multicultural Psychology GPA IFSA offers volunteer opportunities for Neuroscience 2.5 GPA minimum for consideration students on this program. While volunteering does Social Psychology

not earn academic credit and will not appear on your APPLICATION Butler University transcript, it is a great addition ACADEMICS DEADLINES to your resume. Volunteer opportunities mostly • Take integrated university classes with local APRIL 1 surround group activities or events on set days degree-seeking students Fall (Late July—Early Dec.) (two or three “jornadas”) throughout the program. • Knock out a major general education NOVEMBER 1 Opportunities vary, and may include work at an requirement by exploring psychology in the Spring (Late Feb.—Early July) organic farm, helping at a bilingual school, or working country that boasts the highest number of with the LGBTQ+ community in Buenos Aires. psychologists per capita in the world FEES* $15,475 Fall • No language prerequisites – our unique team $15,475 Spring Choose between off-campus of IFSA academic coordinator and advisors * Fees based on 2019. Please see IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. homestays with an Argentine family or will guide you throughout the semester a residencia. A homestay includes two meals • Study Spanish language at any level to make per day Sunday through Friday, and one the most of your interactions with locals meal on Saturday. IFSA only places one student per homestay family for maximum cultural immersion. A residencia, a cross between a U.S.-style dorm and a private apartment with many bedrooms, typically houses students from Argentina and other Latin American countries enrolled in a variety 2.9 of local universities. Meals are not included, MILLION but some residencias offer meal plans and/or kitchen access.

ARGENTINA 19 BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINE UNIVERSITIES PROGRAM Buenos Aires offers the best of big-city living with fascinating social and economic dynamics. Mix-and-match classes between the largest, most prestigious university in Argentina and smaller universities offering intimate experiences. Enjoy world-class theater, music, film, sports, and museums, or simply people-watch while sipping coffee at a sidewalk cafe.

INTERNSHIPS POPULAR CLASSES Gain valuable experience through an Argentine Foreign Policy GPA internship with at a non-governmental organization Art and Politics in Contemporary Argentina 2.5 GPA dedicated to the issue of and fight for human rights Contemporary Argentine History: State and minimum for consideration Society such as Amnistía Internacional Argentina, Madres de la LANGUAGE Plaza de Mayo, or Asociación por los Derechos Civiles. Contemporary Spanish Literature II 4 semesters of college-level Spanish Fictions of the Present: Argentine Literature or equivalent and Cinema after 2000 APPLICATION History of Hispanic American and Argentine Art DEADLINES VOLUNTEERING Human Geography and Geopolitics APRIL 1 Volunteering while studying abroad in Buenos Iberoamerican Contemporary History Fall (Late July—Early Dec.) International Law and Organizations Aires is an enriching experience, both personally and NOVEMBER 1 academically. Students report that even volunteering Latin American and Argentine Literature Spring (Late Feb.—Early July) a few hours per week enhanced their study abroad Peronist Argentina Sociology of Education FEES* experience by providing them with access to the local $17,525 Fall culture and a deeper understanding of problems that $17,525 Spring face Argentines. If you are interested in participating ACADEMICS * Fees based on 2019. Please see in volunteer work, you can attend an informational • Create your own academic focus by mixing- IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. session at the start of the semester on the different and-matching classes at the following options and requirements for each organization. universities: Universidad de Buenos Aires, Volunteering does not earn academic credit and will Universidad del Salvador, Universidad not appear on your Butler University transcript. Torcuato Di Tella, and Universidad Católica Argentina • Take integrated university classes with local degree-seeking students where all classes are 2.9MILLION IFSA arranges housing with a carefully taught in Spanish by Argentine professors selected host family. The program free • Choose optional IFSA-exclusive classes from includes two meals per day Sunday through the Argentine Universities Program or learning Friday, and one meal on Saturday. IFSA communities—see pages 21-25 for details houses only one student per family for • Fieldwork experiences available for credit maximum cultural immersion. through specialized classes

20 ARGENTINA BUENOS AIRES BUENOS AIRES AUP–CINEMA AUP–DIRECTED RESEARCH A learning community of the Argentine Universities Program A learning community of the Argentine Universities Program

Argentina is passionate about The directed research learning cinema, and its movies are community provides IFSA a gateway to understanding students with the opportunity Argentine culture, habits, to study in great detail current language, and challenges. The events and issues of importance Cinema in Argentina program to individual countries, Latin immerses you into the world of America as a whole, and global visual arts in Buenos Aires and society alongside renowned examines social issues through faculty and researchers. The the creation of audiovisual learning community is designed work. Based at the prestigious Fundación Universidad del individually for each participant on the basis of past academic Cine (FUC) in the historic San Telmo district, the program work, research skills, and area of personal interest. You will integrates university coursework with rotating film combine group classes on methodology with individual production workshops where students observe Argentine meetings. movies as they progress through the various stages of creating a film. No previous film experience is required. ACADEMICS • Take two program classes: • Advanced Spanish and Argentine Culture POPULAR CLASSES • Research Methodology Seminar Classical and Modern Models in Argentine Cinema • Take two integrated university classes as part of the Argentine Classical Documentaries and Film Newsreels Universities Program (page 20) Contemporary Political Documentaries European Avant-Garde Documentaries Film Production Modes of Representation in Documentary Films VOLUNTEERING Students report that volunteering even a few hours per week The Outburst of Documentary Narrative enhanced their study abroad experience by providing them with Pioneers of Political Films access to local culture and a deeper understanding of problems that ACADEMICS face Argentines on a daily basis. IFSA has prepared a list of places where you can volunteer to do social service. While this is purely • Take three program classes: optional, a commitment on your part is needed in order to arrange a • Advanced Spanish and Argentine Culture placement. Volunteering does not earn academic credit and will not • Introduction to Contemporary Argentine Film appear on your Butler University transcript. • Representations of Buenos Aires • Take two integrated university classes as part of the Argentine Universities Program (page 20) DIRECTED RESEARCH TOPICS Past directed research projects have included: VOLUNTEERING • Analysis of the New Mural Graffiti in Buenos Aires Students report that volunteering even a few hours per week • Clandestine Textile Workshops in Modern Buenos Aires enhanced their study abroad experience by providing them with • Human Rights: the Genocide of 1976-1983 access to local culture and a deeper understanding of problems that • Literature and Gender within the last Dictatorship face Argentines on a daily basis. IFSA has prepared a list of places • Poverty and Public Health in Argentina where you can volunteer to do social service. While this is purely • Study of an NGO Dedicated to Combating Slave Labor optional, a commitment on your part is needed in order to arrange a • A Study of Women’s Role in Argentina Through Photography placement. Volunteering does not earn academic credit and will not appear on your Butler University transcript. HOUSING | GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES See details for the Argentine Universities Program on page 20

HOUSING | GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES See details for the Argentine Universities Program on page 20

CALL US AT 800.858.0229 ARGENTINA 21 BUENOS AIRES BUENOS AIRES AUP–HUMAN RIGHTS: AUP–HUMAN RIGHTS: DIVERSITY, MINORITY, GENOCIDE AND GENDER STUDIES A learning community of the Argentine Universities Program A learning community of the Argentine Universities Program Examine racist thought and its modern articulation as part Integrate into the cultural of this specialized learning life of Buenos Aires by community. Study the history working and researching of genocidal social practices at prestigious civil society as well as human rights and institutions alongside genocide definitions. You distinguished faculty and will specifically explore the experts. Learn how NGOs, experience of Argentina universities, governments, and the genealogy of the researchers, and students Argentine genocide experience, the 1976 military coup, work together to rally for the transition to democracy, the military junta trials, justice. As you study feminism, ethnic minorities, and impunity laws, and amnesty. Finally, you will analyze the sexual diversity and complete an internship in an NGO current human rights situation in Argentina by examining dedicated to human rights, you become part of the the heritage of the fight against impunity, economic and solution against discrimination and violence in this social rights, police violence, the penal system, and the dynamic city. anti-discriminatory fight.

ACADEMICS ACADEMICS • Take three program classes: • Take three program classes: • Advanced Spanish and Argentine Culture • Advanced Spanish and Argentine Culture • Diversity, Minorities, Gender and Argentina • Human Rights in Argentina • Human Rights Methodology Seminar • Human Rights Methodology Seminar • Take two integrated university classes as part of the • Take two integrated university classes as part of the Argentine Argentine Universities Program (page 20) Universities Program (page 20)

INTERNSHIPS INTERNSHIPS Gain valuable work experience as part of the research Gain valuable work experience as part of the research component of this program by participating in an internship component of this program by participating in an internship at a local NGO dedicated to issues of human rights. Non-credit at a local NGO dedicated to issues of human rights. Non-credit volunteering opportunities are also available. volunteering opportunities are also available.

FIELDWORK EXPERIENCES FIELDWORK EXPERIENCES Fieldwork experiences may include, but are not limited to, the Fieldwork experiences may include, but are not limited to, the following organizations: following organizations, considered the most important human Artemisa rights organizations in Argentina: Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina (AMIA) Asamblea Permanente por los Derechos Humanos Centro de Estudios de Estado y Sociedad Asociación por los Derechos Civiles (ADC) Centro Implementación de Políticas Públicas para la Equidad Centro de Estudios Legales y Sociales (CELS) y el Crecimiento Centro de Estudios Sobre el Genocidio (Universidad Tres de Centro Interdisciplinario para el Estudio de Políticas Públicas Febrero) Comunidad Homosexual Argentina Comisión de Apoyo al Refugiado (CAREF) Equipo Latinoamericano de Género y Justicia Fundación Poder Ciudadano Fundación Estudios de Investigación de la Mujer Instituto de Estudios Comparados en Ciencias Penales y Fundación Mujeres Contra la Corrupción Sociales (INECIP) Fundación Mujeres en Igualdad (MEI) Memoria Abierta Madres de la Plaza de Mayo Servicio de Paz y Justicia (SERPAJ) Secretaría de Igualdad de Género y Oportunidades de la Central de Trabajadores Argentinos HOUSING | GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES See details for the Argentine Universities Program on page 20 HOUSING | GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES See details for the Argentine Universities Program on page 20

22 ARGENTINA IFSA-BUTLER.ORG BUENOS AIRES AUP–INTENSIVE SPANISH A learning community of the Argentine Universities Program

Designed to support your transition to an advanced Spanish speaker, you’ll get personalized support and FROM UNPACKED: more than 60 hours of Spanish STUDENT STORIES instruction, while exploring classes that match your interests. This program allows MAKE THE you to learn grammar in the context of daily activities. All classes are taught in Spanish by Argentine professors. MOST

POPULAR CLASSES Argentine and Latin American Literature OF YOUR Argentine Foreign Policy Fictions of the Present: Argentine Literature and Cinema HOST MOM Peronist Argentina Society and State in Contemporary Argentina BY BETHANY CATLIN

ACADEMICS IFSA ARGENTINE • Take one required program class, Advanced Spanish and UNIVERSITIES PROGRAM Argentine Culture, which is designed to build on previous FALL 2017 Spanish coursework and enrich your knowledge of the language in four areas: oral comprehension, oral expression, I discovered that a host mom is the ideal source of figuring out how to written expression, and reading comprehension survive in your neighborhood. I couldn’t access Google maps, so she • Once you take the language placement test during drew out personalized maps for me and walked me through them, orientation, you will meet with your IFSA academic advisor to providing specific directions for each location I needed to get to that discuss which elective classes would be the best fit for your week...Even if you do pride yourself on independent navigating, I language level recommend letting your host mom help you – she is a better tour • You will choose four electives from a combination of IFSA guide of the city than any map. classes and classes with other international students at the Universidad del Salvador and Universidad Católica Argentina My host mom was also well-equipped to handle my “otherness” – • This program is specifically designed for students with 4 although I’ve encountered several forgiving strangers as I stumble semesters of college-level Spanish through a Spanish-speaking country, my host mom has most dutifully put up with the language barrier…

VOLUNTEERING Though I came to Argentina hoping to find new reserves of Students report that volunteering even a few hours per week independence by striking out on my own in a foreign country, I’ve enhanced their study abroad experience by providing them with come to realize that this experience is not about recreating college access to local culture and a deeper understanding of problems that freedom and experiences. To those considering study abroad, I have face Argentines on a daily basis. IFSA has prepared a list of places this to say: the best place to learn how others live is at home, and you where you can volunteer to do social service. While this is purely have one. Don’t forget to get to know your host mom or host family optional, a commitment on your part is needed in order to arrange a by spending nights in sometimes and letting dinners go long – it’s the placement. Volunteering does not earn academic credit and will not people who make the place. appear on your Butler University transcript. To read the entire post, visit IFSA-Butler.org/unpacked

HOUSING | GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES See details for the Argentine Universities Program on page 20

CALL US AT 800-858-0229 ARGENTINA 23 BUENOS AIRES AUP–LITERATURE A learning community of the Argentine Universities Program Argentina has a rich and dynamic literary atmosphere, and a renaissance in poetry FROM UNPACKED: has emerged since the last STUDENT STORIES decade of the 20th century. IFSA’s literature learning community students focus on AN four areas of study: creative writing, journalism, literary EDUCATION translation, and editing. ACADEMICS • Take three program classes: INTERNSHIP • Advanced Spanish and Argentine Culture • Topics in Contemporary Argentine Literature BY MO PULTE • Seminar: Literary Studies Methodology MÉRIDA UNIVERSITIES PROGRAM • Take one two integrated university classes as part of the FALL 2018 Argentine Universities Program (page 20)

FIELD WORK OR WRITING WORKSHOPS Participating in an internship at Colegio Teresiano Enrique de Ossó, a As part of the Literacy Studies Methodology seminar, you will middle school located in the heart of downtown Mérida, enriched my choose to complete fieldwork in a publishing house or participate in study abroad experience as it allowed for a cross-cultural exchange writing workshops. Non-credit volunteering opportunities are also and it helped with my Spanish language skills. Although I helped available. students practice their English-speaking skills within the classroom, they were always excited and willing to help me practice my Spanish outside of the classroom. PRIVATE/LITERARY WORKSHOPS Creative Writing These interactions with the students helped me to learn colloquial Essay Workshop terms and vocabulary that are used more informally but frequently Independent Editing Workshop within the region. Introduction to Literature and Poetry Today Introduction to Narrative Additionally, because Colegio Teresiano is a bilingual school, it Journalistic Research fosters cross-cultural knowledge and understanding. For example, Journalistic Writing Thanksgiving is not celebrated in Mexico, but the school held their own Literary workshop options Thanksgiving celebration, full of similar foods and traditions to that of Poetry and Translation Group the U.S. I was able to share with the students the significance behind Poetry Workshop this holiday and why it is widely celebrated. Radio Workshop Workshop on Narration and Poetry To read the entire post, visit IFSA-Butler.org/unpacked Writing Workshop

HOUSING | GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES See details for the Argentine Universities Program on page 20

24 ARGENTINA IFSA-BUTLER.ORG BUENOS AIRES AUP–SPANISH TRANSLATION AND LINGUISTICS A learning community of the Argentine Universities Program

Focus your studies on Spanish translation and linguistics MONEY MATTERS in this unique learning community. Program classes designed exclusively for IFSA IFSA students complement the integrated university elective, and an internship or literary DIVERSITY studies methodology seminar provide a solid foundation for SCHOLARSHIP a deeper understanding of the Spanish language. NEED-BASED AND UNDERREPRESENTED ACADEMICS • Take four program classes: STUDENTS MAY RECEIVE UP TO $10,000 • Advanced Spanish and Argentine Culture TO HELP FUND STUDY ABROAD • Introduction to Spanish Linguistics • Introduction to Spanish Translation Offered in collaboration with the Fund for Education Abroad (FEA), the • Seminar on Methodology of Translation IFSA Diversity Scholarship is intended for students with high financial • Take one integrated university class as part of the Argentine need and/or students from traditionally underrepresented groups, Universities Program (page 20) such as first generation college students or minority students.

INTERNSHIPS The scholarship is valued at: Gain valuable work experience through an internship, worth $10,000 for year-long study 3 U.S. semester credit hours, as part of the Seminar on Methodology $5,000 for semester of Translation class while in Buenos Aires. Possible internship $1,250 for summer placements include newspapers, small editing companies, small translation companies, and other companies for students with more For more details, visit IFSA-Butler.org or specific translating interests such as financial and technical work. fundforeducationabroad.org/apply Non-credit volunteering opportunities are also available.

The internship and IFSA classes really let me delve into Spanish on a whole new level—more than regular Spanish classes or even immersion on its own ever could! The small class size was also great for asking questions, getting one-on-one attention, and making close friends. What we learned in class also translated directly over to tons of conversations with Argentines about regional dialects, the politics of language, and so much more. ¡Todavía lo extraño!

Kelly Slatery IFSA AUP–Spanish Translation and Linguisics Fall 2017 Photo by IFSA student Grace Goulding, Universidad Nacionial, Fall 2018 HOUSING | GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES See details for the Argentine Universities Program on page 20

CALL US AT 800.858.0229 ARGENTINA 25 ¡HOLA! FROM CHILE Studying in Chile will change your life forever, widening your view of the world and your home country at the same time.

Chile stretches more than 2,500 miles north to south, but only 217 miles at its widest east to west. Within this thin space, you can explore deserts, beaches, forests, volcanoes, and glaciers.

Chile is an ideal location for foreign study, with a good balance Isabel Yevenes Resident Director, between academics and life experience. In Santiago and Santiago Claudia Silva Valparaíso, you can study at the best universities in Chile and Program Assistant immerse yourself in a vibrant culture outside the classroom. Explore one of many museums, stroll through a pedestrian mall, or relax at a sidewalk café.

Chile is a country with breathtaking landscapes that begs to be explored. Live in a cosmopolitan city just minutes Mark Sinclair Resident Director, from mountains and beaches and study at a top South ValparaÍso Pamela Martínez American university. You’ll love it here! Program Assistant

Photo by IFSA student David Gleisner, Chilean Universities Program, Santiago, Fall 2017

Photo by IFSA student David Gleisner, Chilean Universities Program, Santiago, Fall 2017

26 CHILE VALPARAÍSO & VIÑA DEL MAR Valparaíso, Chile’s second-largest city, enjoys an ideal location between the mountains and the sea. Known for its romantic elegance of cobbled streets and Victorian houses, the city’s natural amphitheater includes 41 hills with spectacular ocean views. Valparaíso’s Historic Quarter, a UNESCO-recognized World Heritage site, and its vibrant life as the country’s “Cultural Capital” add to its

VALPARAÍSO & VIÑA DEL MAR charm. Twin city Viña del Mar is Chile’s premier coastal urban center Chilean Universities Program, Valparaíso and boasts beautiful beaches and stunning coastline, lavish gardens, subtropical atmosphere, cinemas, and dance clubs. SANTIAGO Chilean Universities Program, Santiago SANTIAGO Santiago is the economic, political, and cultural heart of Chile and therefore an ideal location for a study abroad experience. The city enjoys modern infrastructure, diverse architecture, green parks and a delightful Mediterranean climate. Its central location provides opportunities for travel throughout Chile and Latin America, while its wide range of cultural and entertainment options will make you want to stay in the city.

Photo by IFSA student David Gleisner, Chilean Universities Program, Santiago, Fall 2017

Photo by IFSA student David Gleisner, Chilean Universities Program, Santiago, Fall 2017

CHILE 27 ACTIVITIES Cultural excursions Engagement

IFSA hosts cultural activities unique to each program and term to enhance your understanding of the local culture and people. We also include a multi-day excursion in your program fee to supplement your semester abroad. Excursion destinations and activities may vary or change based on availability.

SANTIAGO • A city tour of Santiago, including a walking tour of downtown with visits to Cerro San Cristobal and La Moneda Palace. Some activities take you outside of Santiago for a comparative view of Chilean culture. Activities may include a vineyard harvest tour or a visit to Pomaire a town where traditional handcraft clay ceramics are created. • You will take a multi-day excursion to San Pedro de Atacama, located in the north of Chile and the driest place on earth. You will be surrounded by amazing landscape including Valle de la Luna, salt flats, altiplanic lagoons, volcanoes, geysers, and hot springs. A visit with a local family will expand your understanding of Atacameña culture and the importance of llamas in their culture.

VALPARAÍSO • A tour of Valparaíso offers a deeper look into the local culture of Chile’s historic port city and World Heritage site. Students may participate in a trip to Nobel Laureate Pablo Neruda’s home at Isla Negra and the Las Cruces Marine Research Center or to the Casablanca vineyard tour including grape harvest activities. A day trip to Santiago may focus on Chile’s recent dictatorial experience and related human rights violations, the current immigration boom and the new gastronomic and artistic expressions it has introduced. • A multi-day excursion to southern Chile allows you to engage with the indigenous Mapuche communities in the Andes Mountains region. You will explore Mapuche culture through homestays and artisan and recreation workshops. Outdoor activities include trekking and white water rafting.

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Photo by IFSA student David Gleisner, Chilean Universities Program, Santiago, Photo by Alberto Miranda San Martín Fall 2017

28 CHILE SANTIAGO VALPARAÍSO, VIÑA DEL MAR CHILEAN UNIVERSITIES CHILEAN UNIVERSITIES PROGRAM, SANTIAGO PROGRAM, VALPARAÍSO • Live like a local—take • Valparaíso provides an university classes integrated opportunity to examine the with degree-seeking Chilean economic and psychological students and live with a factors influencing Latin carefully selected Chilean American politics host family • The city is famous for its • Participate in volunteer charm and picture-perfect opportunities to engage views, not to mention the more deeply and give back art scene and politically to the local community active student body • Volunteer opportunities allow you to give back to the POPULAR CLASSES community and further integrate into Chilean culture Anthropology of Law and Human Rights Astronomy Chile and Latin America’s Indigenous History POPULAR CLASSES Geography of Chile: Space and Society 20th Century Science, Technology, and Society History and Society in Contemporary Chile Chilean Society and Community Action Internship Latin America Politics Contemporary Chilean History Social Psychology Exploring Community & Culture Migration and Interculturalism in Latin America ACADEMICS Psychology of Creativity Workshop • Take the program class, Advanced Spanish: Grammar, Sociopolitical History of Latin America, 20th Century Composition and Conversation • Outstanding academics and unparalleled flexibility in class ACADEMICS choice—you will mix-and-match classes from three top • Take the program class, Advanced Oral and Written universities where you will take classes with local students: Spanish, and mix-and-match classes from two outstanding • Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile universities with degree-seeking local students: • Universidad de Chile • Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso • Universidad Diego Portales • Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María • Pair with a language partner for conversational practice and • You will be paired with a language partner for further take advantage of academic tutors throughout the semester conversational practice and you will have access to academic tutors throughout the semester

DIRECTED RESEARCH INTERNSHIP Opt to complete a directed research project and earn 6 Gain valuable experience while participating in an U.S. semester credit hours. You will work closely with IFSA staff and optional, credit-bearing internship. Options may include: working Chilean university faculty to develop a substantial research project. with children and youth in community organizations, performing Through a combination of methodology seminars and meetings arts groups, working with the disabled, conducting marketing with your research sponsor, you will explore a topic of interest and outreach, working with the homeless, or engaging in throughout the semester. environmental and science education.

You will be paired with a carefully selected host family in You will be paired with a carefully selected host family in Santiago. The program fee includes three meals per day. Valparaíso. The program fee includes three meals per day.

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

2.75 GPA minimum for consideration 2.5 GPA minimum for consideration LANGUAGE: 4 semesters of college-level Spanish or equivalent required LANGUAGE: 4 semesters of college-level Spanish or equivalent required

APRIL 1 NOVEMBER 1 APRIL 1 NOVEMBER 1 Fall (Late July—Mid-Dec.) Spring (Late Feb.—Mid-July) Fall (Late July—Mid-Dec.) Spring (Mid-Feb.—Mid-July)

$16,475 Fall $16,475 Spring $15,995 Fall $15,995 Spring * 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 CHILE 29 ¡PURA VIDA! FROM COSTA RICA This delightful Central American country is tiny, but full of a rich biodiversity that is largely protected through reserves, national parks, and wildlife refuges.

Though Costa Rica has only .03 percent of the world’s landmass, it has 5 percent of the world’s biodiversity. You can find more than 900 species of birds in Costa Rica — more than in all of North America! It’s no wonder that Costa Rica is regularly ranked

among the happiest nations in the world. With the wide variety Rodney Vargas Resident Director of outdoor adventures in this small country, you’ll never want Angelica Leiton for something to do. Hiking through the rainforest, sunning at Administrative Assistant the beach, or ziplining through the cloud forest all await.

Whether you want to explore the educational system of Costa Rica or examine the environmental conservation, sustainable tourism, and community development that the country advocates, Costa Rica is a great location for your study abroad experience. Come join us! HEREDIA Universidad Nacional

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HEREDIA An active, student-friendly suburb of San José, Heredia is a city in the mountains. With volcanic national parks, tropical forests, and downtown life just minutes away, you have access to environmental wonders and the perks of a city, including sports, a variety of ethnic foods, and events such as concerts and speakers. In your spare time, visit the picture-perfect waterfalls and gleaming rivers that surround Heredia.

Photo by IFSA student Grace Goulding, Universidad Nacional, Fall 2018

COSTA RICA 31 ACTIVITIES Cultural excursions Engagement

IFSA hosts cultural activities to enhance your understanding of the local culture and people. These, as well as excursions, are included in your program fee to supplement your semester abroad. Destinations may vary, and activities may change based on availability.

• Cultural activities expose students to Costa Rica’s beautiful landscape and wildlife through the nature, culture, and gastronomy of the Costa Rican Caribbean coast. You will discover the secrets of cacao during a chocolate tour at the Tirimbina Biological Reserve, a national wildlife refuge while you learn about the rich marine ecosystems. An excursion to a Permaculture and Sustainability farm in Providencia de Dota, in the mountain highlands of the Cordillera de Talamanca, you will learn about rural ecotourism and sustainable living and its importance in Costa Rica. Explore “the jewel in the crown of cloud forest reserves” in the Monteverde Nature Reserve where you will visit a local women’s cooperative and visit an organic coffee plantation that ends with a canopy tour hovering above the cloud forest. • Visits to Costa Rica’s Teatro Nacional, Museo Nacional, and the Pre-Columbian Gold Museum take students outside of Heredia and into the nation’s capital of San Jose. You will attend a workshop for painting Sarchi oxcarts, Costa Rica’s most famous craft. You also have the opportunity to spend a half-day visiting Corso Lecheria, a sustainable dairy and strawberry farm near the Poas Volcano, where you learn how cheese is made in addition to other dairy farm secrets.

COSTA RICA

Photo by IFSA student Loretta Schamberger, Universidad Nacional, Fall 2017

32 COSTA RICA HEREDIA HEREDIA UNIVERSIDAD ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES NACIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITY • You’ll find great academic • Focus on environmental opportunities at top-ranked studies in one of the world’s Universidad Nacional, all most eco-friendly destinations within the reach of ecological • Combine specialized sites, national parks, beaches, environmental studies and and nearby hiking trails an advanced Spanish class • Focus on peace, with integrated classes at sustainability, and the Universidad Nacional environment • Program excursions • A short distance from your and activities focus on home stay, you can visit a rainforest, a waterfall, or a environmental conservation, sustainable tourism, and volcano community development • Environmental volunteer opportunities are available POPULAR CLASSES Costa Rican History POPULAR CLASSES Ecology and Sustainable Development Applied Ecology Education for Diversity Development and Economic Growth in Latin America and the Feminist Perspectives and New Development Approaches Caribbean Political System and Foreign Policy in Costa Rica Environment and Development Sociology of Life Environmental Ethics Spanish Syntax International Environmental Policies Natural Resources, Culture and Sustainability ACADEMICS Regional Integration • Enroll in the Advanced Spanish core class • Universidad Nacional combines excellent academics ACADEMICS with opportunities to get involved in campus life and the • Enroll in Advanced Spanish and the program core class, surrounding community Ecology and Sustainable Development in Costa Rica which • Join an exciting, diverse student body in smaller class sizes at includes hands-on experiences and field excursions an innovative university • Complete your class load with three integrated classes with local degree-seeking students

Photo by IFSA student Grace Goulding, Universidad Nacional, Fall 2018

You will be paired with a carefully selected host family in You will be paired with a carefully selected host family in Heredia. The program fee includes three meals per day. Heredia. The program fee includes three meals per day.

GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* GPA | APPLICATION DEADLINES | FEES* 2.75 GPA minimum for consideration 2.75 GPA minimum for consideration LANGUAGE: 4 semesters of college-level Spanish or equivalent required LANGUAGE: 4 semesters of college-level Spanish or equivalent required APRIL 1 NOVEMBER 1 APRIL 1 NOVEMBER 1 Fall (Mid-July—Mid-Nov.) Spring (Early Feb.—Mid-June) Fall (Mid-July—Mid-Nov.) Spring (Early Feb.—Mid-June)

$15,825 Fall $16,325 Spring $15,825 Fall $16,325 Spring * 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 COSTA RICA 33 ¡HOLA! FROM CUBA Experience Cuba, home to some of Latin America’s most fascinating cultures and an ideal location for the adventurous and open-minded study abroad student.

This beautiful nation is just 90 miles southeast of the Florida Keys, but when you’re here you’ll feel a world away. Although Cuba shares many aspects of its physical beauty with its neighbors— pristine beaches, lush, green mountains, and urban palm

trees—its culture, politics, and economy are unlike any other. Rose Ana Berbeo Resident Director Since opening Cuba’s first study abroad program nearly 20 Nadia Reyes years ago, IFSA has been welcoming students like you to Program Coordinator the island nation.

In Cuba, you will come face-to-face with history and learn firsthand how historic events influence the present. At the same time, you will see daily adjustments as the country adapts to constant changes and prepares for the future.

34 CUBA HAVANA Universidad de La Habana

HAVANA Havana is the capital city and leading commercial center of Cuba. Its signature architecture dots every corner of the city, lending a distinctly historic air to the casual, Caribbean atmosphere that permeates Cuban society. A colorful ocean view provides a postcard- perfect backdrop to the city, while the active discussions about history, politics, music, and baseball fill the air. Havana is past and future in one place, constantly evolving.

CUBA 35 ACTIVITIES Cultural excursions Engagement

IFSA hosts cultural activities to enhance your understanding of the local culture and people. These, as well as excursions, are included in your program fee to supplement your semester abroad. Destinations may vary, and activities may change based on availability.

• Activities such as concerts, dance performances, and art exhibitions get you outside of the classroom and into Cuban culture. You will have the opportunity to engage in annual events such as the Havana Film Festival and the Havana International Book Fair. • Excursions to cities in central and eastern Cuba, such as Trinidad, Santa Clara, or Santiago may include visits to UNESCO World Heritage sites that provide insight into life outside the capital. • A visit to western Cuba, to explore Las Terrazas, an intentional community within a biosphere reserve, built on reforestation, sustainability, and environmental protection may include a guided tour of the coffee plantation ruins and the ecovillage, as well as a visit to the San Juan River.

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36 CUBA HAVANA UNIVERSIDAD DE LA HABANA Nestled between mountains, Havana offers a unique Latin American experience. You’ll find great academic opportunities at top-ranked Universidad de La Habana, Cuba’s oldest and most prestigious university, which attracts students from throughout Latin America and around the world. In Cuba, you’ll be within reach of ecological sites, national parks, beautiful beaches, and nearby hiking trails.

POPULAR CLASSES ACADEMICS Afro-Caribbean Studies • All classes are integrated with Cuban students, Anthropology of Food and an Academic Coordinator will guide you Caribbean Art through registration and other academic Cuban Film matters GPA Cuban Literature • Elective classes are available in a variety of 3.0 GPA minimum for consideration History of Cuba disciplines Marxist and Leninist Philosophy • Participate in a multi-day academic excursion LANGUAGE Political Economy to a rural part of Cuba where you will 5 semesters of college-level Spanish or equivalent Problems, Social Structure and Inequality participate in community activities and live Rural Cultures of Cuba like a local APPLICATION Sociology of Health DEADLINES Tendencies of Contemporary Capitalism APRIL 1 Fall (Late Aug.—Mid-Dec.)

OCTOBER 15 Spring (Late Jan.—Mid-May) I continue to reflect upon my experience in FEES* Cuba; what it means to have visited, and what $16,975 Fall it means to be back in the States after such an $16,975 Spring adventure. I am grateful to all the people who * Fees based on 2019. Please see welcomed me and took me into their shared IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. experience. They taught me that it is important to see and recognize each other as individuals, Photo by IFSA student Aleksandra Kusiak, Universidad de La Habana, Spring 2018 and the enormity of the world feels smaller and less intimidating when we meet others outside Students on the IFSA Cuba program are of our own country.” placed in small groups in private homes. Rooms are shared doubles with air Anna Santiago conditioning, shared bathroom, and access to 2.1MILLION Universidad de La Habana a refrigerator. The program fee includes Fall 2016 breakfast and dinner daily; students can purchase lunches on or near campus.

CUBA 37 ¿QUÉ ONDA? FROM MEXICO The combination of the great Mayan civilization with Spanish roots will transport you to a time and place difficult to imagine until you experience it.

Mérida, also known as “La Ciudad Blanca” because of the widespread use of white limestone and paint, is a living laboratory of ancient cultures still present today through architecture, language, and amazing cuisine with contemporary Mérida as a

lively center. Through different experiences, classes, faculty, Diana Arizaga Resident Director friends, local families, travel, and exposure to life here, you Francisco Fernández will challenge old myths of Mexico, break stereotypes, and Repetto Academic Director redefine identities. You will go from tourist to traveler, from Tania Gonźalez seeing to observing, and from bystander to connector. Program Assistant

Study alongside Mexican students at outstanding local universities while by contrasting some of the world’s famous archaeological sites with cities as amazing as Mexico City, Chiapas, and Havana, Cuba.

38 MEXICO MÉRIDA Mérida Universities Program YUCATAN PENINSULA MEXICO CITY

MÉRIDA The capital and largest city of Yucatán, Mérida lies in sharp contrast to many Americans’ stereotypes about Mexican cities. The city is compact and tranquil, yet also a cos- mopolitan center of culture in southern Mexico. It’s also famed for having a relaxed attitude and student- friendly atmosphere. Early Spanish architecture adds to Mérida’s beauty and personifies the city’s long history, while a thriving Mayan influence shows in the local language and dress. In your spare time, take advantage of free evening concerts and Mérida’s exciting nightlife.

MEXICO 39 ACTIVITIES Cultural excursions Engagement

IFSA hosts cultural activities unique to each program and term to enhance your understanding of the local culture and people. We also include multi-day excursions in your program fee to supplement your semester abroad. Excursion destinations and activities may vary or change based on availability.

• One-day trips to the Ek-Balam archaeological site provide you with the opportunity to experience the history of Mérida outside the classroom. Visit the city of Valladolid, swim in a local cenote, and view one of the best preserved Mayan grand scale masks. Other trips and activities include multi-day trips to Uxmal, a bus tour of Mérida, a visit to the Museum of the Mayan World, and a trip to Chiapas. • A three-day community service project including a homestay experience with a Mayan family allows for immersion into contemporary rural Mayan reality. Chiapas- public health concentration students visit the Museum of Mayan Medicine where you will interact with a group of midwives and a Doula training center.

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40 MEXICO MÉRIDA MÉRIDA UNIVERSITIES PROGRAM Explore how Mexico balances 21st century realities with the enduring influence of the pre-Hispanic Mayan empire. You will participate in multi-day excursions to locations such as Mexico City and San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, where you will interact with complexities of the local culture and learn how the Mayan influence is thread differently throughout Mexico. Take advantage of opportunities to engage deeply with the local community through volunteer work, and enjoy the same benefits as degree-seeking Mexican students, including discounts for transportation and events and access to all facilities at both universities.

PUBLIC HEALTH LEARNING COMMUNITY POPULAR CLASSES GPA 2.5 GPA Take part in a specialized academic Anthropology of Caves minimum for consideration concentration focused on Public Health. This Disability and Society opportunity offers you an in-depth exploration of the Educational Psychology LANGUAGE subject through coursework on Public Health and life Epidemiology and Public Health 4 semesters of college-level Spanish or equivalent sciences at the university and work with local health Financial Accounting professionals in rural and urban settings to examine Growth and Development APPLICATION traditional and non-traditional approaches to health History of Mexico-USA Relations DEADLINES care. As part of the program class, Contemporary Mayan Culture APRIL 1 Fall (Mid-Aug.—Early Dec.) Issues in Public Health, you will participate with a Mexican Anthropology public health organization to complete a field project Racism and Indigenous Peoples OCTOBER 15 or a service project at UADY’S Hoy en Tu Comunidad. Spring (Early Jan.—Mid-May) You will also visit a Mayan community to meet a ACADEMICS FEES* midwife, a bonesetter, and an herbal doctor, among • All students take two program classes $15,575 Fall other related activities. (Advanced Spanish and Exploring Yucatán: $15,575 Spring Community & Culture) and choose from * Fees based on 2019. Please see electives taught at two universities in Mérida: IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. • Universidad Autónoma de Yucatán, one of IFSA arranges housing with a carefully Mexico’s most prestigious universities selected host family. The program fee • Universidad Modelo, a private university includes three meals per day and laundry with excellent academic facilities services. IFSA houses only one student per • Conduct field research in a topic of interest family for maximum cultural and language through the Directed Research class. You will integration. work with a faculty member to explore your 777 topic in greater depth, producing an academic research paper as part of the 3-credit class.

MEXICO 41 ¡BUENOS DIAS! FROM PERU In Peru, you can climb the highlands of Machu Picchu, surf the waves of the Pacific Ocean, or go bird-watching in the Amazon rainforest.

In this melting pot of cultures and traditions, you will be amazed by Peru’s diversity, outstanding cuisine, and long history. Known best for the Incan citadel of Machu Picchu, Peru also boasts the largest pre-Columbian ruins in all the Americas.

Danny Gibbons Study everything from business and economics to politics Resident Director and sociology in Peru. Examine social realities and work Laura Gonźalez Housing Coordinator with a local NGO, gaining valuable experience in a global setting while contributing to the community. Archaeology majors can work at a pre-Incan site, contributing to the excavation of a site under exploration today.

Meanwhile, enjoy the benefits of city life in Lima, with the beach and the mountains within easy reach.

42 PERU LIMA Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú

LIMA One of the most cosmopolitan and important capitals in South America, Lima is in a stunningly beautiful setting at the foot of the Andes surrounded by the Pacific Ocean. A modern city with historical elements still intact, Lima is known worldwide for its fantastic cuisine and wide variety of museums, archaeological sites and famous architectural treasures. The city’s local markets feature beautiful crafts, silver products and jewelry, and its youth-friendly entertainment attracts students from around the world. In addition, Lima’s location on the Pacific is ideal for all kinds of activities, from water sports to hang gliding from the cliffs over the beaches.

PERU 43 ACTIVITIES Cultural excursions Engagement

IFSA hosts cultural activities to enhance your understanding of the local culture and people. These, as well as excursions, are included in your program fee to supplement your semester abroad. Destinations may vary, and activities may change based on availability.

• Explore areas in and around Lima by visiting an Afro-Peruvian town where students learn about Afro-Peruvian influence in local culture on music, dance, and food. Learn how to play the cajÓn (a drum box) and dances like festejo and zapateo, and see the pre-Hispanic past of Lima unfold in Huaca Pucllana, an ancient archaeological site. • A breathtaking trip to Machu Picchu takes you to Cusco and through the ruins of llantaytambo. Visit Caral, an ancient city dating back to 3000 B.C. that was discovered in 1994 and is still under excavation.

PERU

44 PERU LIMA PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DEL PERÚ Live and learn in Peru, a melting pot of cultures, with world- recognized cuisine, music, and dance from Africa, Asia and Europe, combined with local indigenous populations. You can choose to get involved in Peruvian social, economic, and political issues through community service and research with major non-governmental organizations in Lima, while taking advantage of outstanding academics at one of the highest ranked universities in Latin America.

POPULAR CLASSES ACADEMICS GPA Archaeology Themes • Take two program classes (Advanced 2.5 GPA Communication and Social Conflicts Academic Writing and Peruvian Culture, minimum for consideration

Crime and Society Peruvian Social Reality) for 7 U.S. semester LANGUAGE Film credit hours 4 semesters of college-level Spanish Gender and Education • Study alongside local Peruvian students in or equivalent Gender and Politics electives that you choose from the classes APPLICATION Labor Economics offered at Pontificia Universidad Católica del DEADLINES Peru in Modern Times Perú APRIL 1 Phonetics • You will work with a local NGO throughout Fall (Early Aug.—Mid-Dec.)

the semester as part of the required Peruvian Political Sociology NOVEMBER 1 Urban Geography Social Reality class. Available organizations Spring (Early March—Mid-July) focus on human rights, women’s movements, ecology, homelessness, and more. FEES* $16,625 Fall • Archaeology majors can work at Huaca GENDER STUDIES $16,125 Spring LEARNING COMMUNITY Pucllana, a pre-Incan site from the Lima * Fees based on 2019. Please see Study in a specialized academic learning community culture that dates from 0 to 700 AD and is still IFSA-Butler.org for current rates. focused on gender issues, gaining in-depth knowledge under exploration in Lima about the subject via coursework and engagement with a local non-governmental organization IFSA arranges housing with a carefully (NGO) that focuses on gender issues. Through selected host family in the residential your community service, explore Peruvian social, suburbs of Miraflores. The program fee includes economic, and political issues. two meals a day Monday through Saturday and one meal on Sunday. IFSA houses only one 9.7MILLION student per family for maximum cultural and language integration.

Photo by IFSA student Kate Iida, Photo by IFSA student Kate Iida, Pontifica Universidad Católica Del Perú, Spring 2018 Pontifica Universidad Católica Del Perú, Spring 2018

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LATIN AMERICA 53 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 courses through a faculty committee that reviews course 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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LATIN AMERICA 55 NATIONAL ADVISORS COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS Marne Ausec Kenyon College Theresa Cann Bryn Mawr College Jessica Fetridge Northwestern University Cori Filson Skidmore College Jennifer Fritz Bucknell University Brian Harley Purdue University Martha Johnson University of Minnesota Carol Lebold University of Massachusetts at Amherst Sue Mennicke Franklin & Marshall College Heather Powell Browne Colorado College ’Dimeji Togunde Spelman College J. Scott Van Der Meid Brandeis University Daniella Widdows Hampden-Sydney College Scott Wilson Sewanee: The University of the South Taylor Woodman University of Maryland, College Park Jill McKinney Butler University (Ex Officio)

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56 LATIN AMERICA PROGRAM COMPARISON

Spanish City Available Terms and Application Deadlines ARGENTINA GPA Distinctive Learning Component City Requirement Population Fall Spring Business & Economics in English None 2.5 Internship Buenos Aires 2.9 million April 1 November 1 Psychology in English None 2.5 Internship Buenos Aires 2.9 million April 1 November 1 Argentine Universities Program 4 semesters 2.5 Internship Buenos Aires 2.9 million April 1 November 1

Available Terms and Application Deadlines Spanish City CHILE GPA Distinctive Learning Component City Requirement Population Fall Spring Chilean Universities Program, Santiago 4 semesters 2.75 Research Santiago 7 million April 1 November 1 Chilean Universities Program, Valparaíso 4 semesters 2.5 Internship Valparaíso 295,000 April 1 November 1

Spanish City Available Terms and Application Deadlines COSTA RICA GPA Distinctive Learning Component City Requirement Population Fall Spring UNA Environmental Studies 4 semesters 2.75 Volunteering Heredia 139,000 April 1 November 1 Universidad Nacional Partnership 4 semesters 2.75 Volunteering Heredia 139,000 April 1 November 1

Spanish City Available Terms and Application Deadlines CUBA GPA Distinctive Learning Component City Requirement Population Fall Spring Universidad de La Habana Partnership 5 semesters 3.0 Volunteering Havana 2.1 million April 1 October 15

Spanish City Available Terms and Application Deadlines MEXICO GPA Distinctive Learning Component City Requirement Population Fall Spring Community-based Learning, Mérida Universities Program 4 semesters 2.5 Mérida 777,000 April 1 October 15 Directed Research

Available Terms and Application Deadlines Spanish City GPA Distinctive Learning Component City PERU Requirement Population Fall Spring Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú 4 semesters 2.5 Community-based Learning Lima 9.7 million April 1 November 1 Partnership Iquitos, Peru

Vinales, Cuba Heredia, Costa Rica Santiago, Chile

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

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