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MASTER LIST of PROGRAM DRAFT.Xlsx 2018 Education Abroad Expo Participant List INDIVIDUAL PROGRAMS A Day in the Life of Japan: Education, Popular Culture and Society Advertising and Public Relations a la Mediterranean Albert-Ludwigs University in Freiburg, Germany American College of Thessaloniki in Greece An MSU Jewish Studies Summer Program at Hebrew University Arabic in Jordan Arabic Study Abroad in Morocco Arcadia University Summer STEM Research – Australia, Ireland, Spain or UK Art and Archaeology in Greece Australia and New Zealand’s People, Government and Justice System Behavioral Ecology of African Mammals in Kenya Beyond Bollywood: Taste of Indian Media Business and Culture in Japan Business in Scotland Business of the Olympics: Olympic Venues Explored in Australia CEA STEM in Paris, France Chiang Mai University in Thailand (TEAN Network) China Summer School: Identity, Culture and Society Chinese Language and Culture in Harbin College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise in Northern Ireland Community-Based Research and Engagement in the Peruvian Andes Conservation Medicine in New Zealand Contemporary Culture, Politics, and Society in Greece Contemporary Issues in Developing Societies: Belize Spring Break Cuba: Cultural Heritage & Social Transformation Deakin University in Australia Development and NGOs: Internships in Malawi EARTH University in Costa Rica Ecology of the Mountains in India Economics of Law and Public Policy in the UK English Literature in London Environmental Communication in Peru Environmental Studies in Costa Rica Ethics and Development in India: Internships European Union, Globalization and Social Change in France and Belgium EuroScholars Research Abroad in various European countries Film in Britain Foundations of Neuroscience in Italy and the UK French Language, Literature and Culture in Tours, France Friedrich Schiller University in Germany German Language and Culture in Mayen Global Finance Studies in Belgium Global Health in Social Work and the Social Sciences -- Dominican Republic Harbin Institute of Technology in China Hispanic Studies in Valencia, Spain (in cooperation with the University of Virginia) History of Math in Europe History of Science in Europe: Paris 1 of 7 2018 Education Abroad Expo Participant List History, Culture and Schooling in Southern Africa IÉSEG School of Management – Paris in France Information and Communication Technologies for Development in Tanzania Integrative Studies in Social Science and Political Science in the UK Intensive Intermediate Spanish International Engagement in Mexico International Food Laws in Europe International Social Policy and Social Service Delivery in Finland Italian Language, Literature and Culture in Florence John Cabot University in Italy LaSalle Beauvais in Beauvais, France Learning, Technology and Culture in Europe Literary Studies in Dublin Made in Italy Make It in Tanzania Malawi: Infectious Diseases of Africa Marketing and International Comparative Dimensions of Business in Europe Marketing in China Mass Media in Ireland and the UK Medical Ethics and Health Policy in the UK Mega Event Planning, Food and Culture in Japan and S. Korea Modernity in the Streets: Revolutions in Politics, Culture and Society in Paris and London Molecular Biology Research at Heinrich-Heine Universität Düsseldorf in Germany Monash University in Australia Music in Vienna - Institute for the International Education of Students (IES) Music Performance in Ireland Music, Art, and Culture in Bregenz, Austria Natural and Human Environments of Queensland, Australia Natural Science in Iceland: Land of 'Fire and Ice' Natural Science in New Zealand Nursing in London One Health in Nepal Photo Communication in Czech Republic, France and UK Policy, Practice and Advocacy in Mexico Psycholgy at the University of Kent in the UK Public Health in Ghana: Methods for Community Practice Research and Action in the New South Africa Social Science in Rome Spanish for the Healthcare Professions in Mexico Spanish Language, Literature and Culture in Santander Spanish Language, Literature, and Culture in Valencia Stenden University in the Netherlands Summer Sports Program Down Under Sustainability and Civic Engagement in Costa Rica Sustainable Community Development in Tanzania Sustainable Food, Environment and Social Systems in Australia Sustaining South African Wildlife: Cash, Crime, Conflicts and Conservation Teaching Abroad in New Zealand (pending approval) 2 of 7 2018 Education Abroad Expo Participant List Technology, Humanities, and the Arts in London and Scotland Télécom Ecole de Management in France Theatre in London Universidad Politécnica de Madrid in Spain Universidad San Francisco de Quito in Ecuador Universite de Tours in France University of New South Wales in Australia University of Sydney in Australia University of the Philippines-Los Banos in the Philippines University of the Ryukyus in Japan Visual Art in Italy COLLEGE TABLES Agriculture & Natural Resources Arts & Letters - representing the following DE, EX and Internships Aarhus University in Denmark American College of Thessaloniki in Greece American University in Cairo American University of Rome Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Beer Sheva, Israel Chiang Mai University City University of Hong Kong Hebrew University of Jerusalem Internships in Argentina Internships in Australia Internships in Berlin Internships in Cape Town, South Africa Internships in China Internships in Dublin Internships in Hong Kong Internships in London Internships in Madrid Internships in Paris Internships in Toronto John Cabot University in Rome Lancaster University in England Lund University in Sweden Queensland University of Technology in Australia Tel Aviv University Universidad San Francisco de Quito in Ecuador Universite de Tours in France University of Haifa in Israel University of Innsbruck in Austria University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa Waseda University in Japan Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea 3 of 7 2018 Education Abroad Expo Participant List Eli Broad College of Business - representing the following Broad semester programs American University of Rome in Italy Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Israel BI Norwegian Business School in Norway (HB) Chulalongkorn University in Thailand City University of Hong Kong in China Corvinus University of Budapest in Hungary Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel Hong Kong Polytechnic University in China (HB) Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in China International College of Management Sydney in Australia (HB) John Cabot University in Italy Monash University in Australia Neoma Business School in France Stenden University in the Netherlands (HB) Tel Aviv University in Israel Universita Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Italy University of New South Wales in Australia University of Stavanger in Norway (HB) University of Sydney in Australia University of Technology Sydney in Australia University of Waikato in New Zealand Communication Arts & Sciences Education Engineering - representing the following programs Arcadia University Summer STEM Research – Ireland Ecole Catholique dArts et Metiers in Lyon, France Ecological Engineering in the Tropics in Costa Rica John Cabot University in Rome, Italy Leibniz University in Hannover, Germany Make It in Tanzania Monash University in Melbourne, Australia National Taiwan University PENTATECH: 5 Trending Technologies in Madrid Queensland University of Technology in Australia RWTH-Aachen in Germany Summer Engineering in Madrid Technical University in Denmark Tohoku University in Sendai, Japan Trending Technologies in Madrid Universidad Politécnica de Madrid in Spain Universidad Pontificia Comillas, ICAI, School of Engineering, Madrid, Spain University College Dublin: Summer Physics University of Edinburgh in Scotland University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa 4 of 7 2018 Education Abroad Expo Participant List University of New South Wales in Australia Honors College Human Medicine James Madison College - representing all JMC programs and internships Aarhus University in Denmark ADA University in Azerbaijan Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Beer Sheva, Israel Carpentier’s Havana: The Dialogue Between Text and City in Cuba City University of Hong Kong Comparative Republicanism in Rome & Florence, Italy Corvinus University of Budapest in Hungary Environmental Policy Analysis in the UK Hebrew University of Jerusalem Institut d‘Etudes Politiques in Lille, France International Development in South Asia: Practice and Policy in Sri Lanka International Relations in Brussels Internships in Argentina Internships in Australia Internships in Berlin Internships in Cape Town, South Africa Internships in China Internships in Dublin Internships in Hong Kong Internships in London Internships in Madrid Internships in Paris Internships in Toronto JMC Post-Term Study Abroad in the UK Lund University in Sweden Nature, Culture, and Environmental Issues in a Green Israel Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity & Sexual Politics in Amsterdam Tel Aviv University Thai Language & Southeast Asian Studies at Chiang Mai University University of Cambridge International Summer School in England University of Innsbruck in Austria University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa Lyman Briggs College Music Natural Science - representing CNS partner programs, research abroad and pre-health professional opportunities Arcadia University Summer STEM Research – Australia, Ireland, Spain or UK Deakin University in Australia EuroScholars Research Abroad in various European countries 5 of 7 2018 Education
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