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University of Bonn Intensive German Language, Cultural Immersion CS-L Waseda University, Study Abroad 2017-18 Waseda CS-L (Customized Study Program Language Focused Programs / Junior Year Program) at University of Bonn Location: Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, Germany Title: CS-L Program Language Requirements: Bonn can accept students who have reached the A1 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Level A1 is the basic "breakthrough" level, which means that someone "can understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases aimed at the satisfaction of needs of a concrete type; can introduce him/herself and others and can ask and answer questions about personal details such as where he/she lives, people he/she knows and things he/she has; and can interact in a simple way provided the other person talks slowly and clearly and is prepared to help." More information on the CEFR is available online at: http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu/en/resources/european-language-levels-cefr (general) For CEFR levels in German, the Goethe Institut provides some general information (http://www.goethe.de/dll/prf/bes/ueb/enindex.htm#ger) and offers an online placement test (http://www.goethe.de/cgi-bin/einstufungstest/einstufungstest.pl). A certificate of A1 level of German language certificate is required. Program Dates: Winter Semester: Early September - end of January Summer Semester: Early March- end of July Full-Year: Early September – end of July As for the dates for 2017 – 2018, please check our link to our academic calendar later this autumn: http://www.uni-bonn.de/studying/international-students/exchange-and-study-abroad/jyp/academic-calend ar course registration (for the first term): students register for classes after their arrival in Bonn and after having taken a placement test during orientation, i.e. in late September University of Bonn Intensive German language, cultural immersion CS-L: 2017-18 summer courses prior to CS-L program available? - yes, during August (attendance is optional), students should register through Waseda. See information at www.sommerkurs.uni-bonn.de Nationality: Is enrollment open to students of any nationality including your own country? If “no”, please specify all restrictions. –The CS-L program is open to students of all nationalities. GPA requirement : Good standing. GPA requirement on the 4-point scale: 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, 4 being the best. If lower than 3.0, subject to discussion. Summary: For nearly 70 years the University of Bonn has been organizing study abroad programs with partner universities all around the world. The Waseda-CS-L Program at Bonn is built upon this long-standing experience and presents Waseda students with a tailor-made study abroad program. The program is designed to increase intercultural competence and improve German speaking skills through German language tuition with native speakers and integration into a German-speaking environment. It offers total language immersion, specially designed courses on German culture, history and civilization, regular University courses and an extensive cultural program. The University of Bonn is one of Germany’s leading academic institutions. Founded in 1818 by Wilhelm von Humboldt, it is today a seat of learning for over 35,500 students and a center of interdisciplinary and innovative research and teaching. More than 4,500 students come from abroad. Bonn - a city of approximately 325,000 and over 2,000 years old - is the birthplace of Ludwig van Beethoven and proud of its rich cultural life. It has its own opera house, several theaters, concert halls and a range of museums. Located in the center of Europe, Bonn is a convenient gateway to explore the EU. Keyword(s): intensive German language, cultural immersion Academic Study Orientation Course (September) The study abroad program in Bonn begins with a four- to five-week orientation course in September /(or March for Spring semester students). The aim of the orientation is to prepare students for their studies at the university and to offer an introduction to German life and civilization. The course contains German language classes plus workshops on different topics, such language, literature and music. In addition the orientation offers an extensive cultural program, such as excursions to Trier - the oldest city in Germany- University of Bonn Intensive German language, cultural immersion CS-L: 2017-18 or to Marksburg castle, the only medieval hill castle on the Rhine River that has never been destroyed. Students will also be assigned a German buddy who will introduce them to the university and city from the perspective of a local student. Our office will assist the students with administrative procedures such as enrolment, insurance and residence permit matters when they are in Bonn. Overall Structure of the Program: During the semester, the flexible program structure and the different course offerings of the Bonn program give Waseda students the opportunity to find a tailor-made study abroad program. Students can select from intensive and advanced language learning classes as well as interdisciplinary/bridging classes (such as “German Culture and Civilisation”), and regular university courses: First Program Semester: Depending on German language proficiency as proven throughout orientation course - Intensive German language classes (12 contact hours/ 18 ECTS cr.) - Specialized language courses concentrating on certain language learning deficiencies, e.g. Phonetics (basic or intermediate level), Text Production (advanced level), Vocabulary and Conversation (advanced level) (each course: 3 contact hours/ 6 ECTS cr) - Thematic courses: Introduction to German Culture and Civilization (basic or advanced level) , German media (intermediate level), German literature (advanced level) , German history (advanced level) (each course: 3 contact hours/ 6 ECTS cr.) - Optional: regular courses from every academic field offered by the university (Students can choose from the whole range of courses regularly offered at the University of Bonn, provided they have the necessary qualifications (Sample list only) Second Program Semester: Depending on German language proficiency as proven throughout first semester - Intensive German language classes (follow-up to the WS intensive course, 12 contact hours/ 18 ECTS cr.) - Specialized language courses concentrating on certain language learning deficiencies, e.g. Phonetics (basic or intermediate level), Text Production (advanced level), Vocabulary and Conversation (advanced level) (3 contact hours/ 6 ECTS cr) - Thematic courses: Introduction to German Culture and Civilization (basic or advanced level) , German media (intermediate level), German literature (advanced level) , German history (advanced level) (each University of Bonn Intensive German language, cultural immersion CS-L: 2017-18 course: 3 contact hours/ 6 ECTS cr.)- Preparation course for the DSH (German language examination for university entrance) (advanced level for qualified students in their 2nd semester) (4 contact hours/8 ECTS cr.) International Office course can only be taken once – students cannot take the same course again in the semester to improve their grade. - Optional: regular courses from every academic field offered by the university. (Students can choose from the whole range of courses regularly offered at the University of Bonn, provided they have the necessary qualifications.) (Sample list only) Housing Program participants will be accommodated at coed university residence halls. All participants will have a single room or, in some cases, apartment. Those staying in an apartment will have a bathroom and a kitchenette at their disposal while those staying in a single room will share the bathroom and kitchen facilities with a small number of other students. There is only a limited number of apartments available. Opportunities for Learning Through Experience 1. German-Japanese Language Exchange Language learning is an important aspect of the program. In order to enhance the formalised learning effects of classroom course work, practising the newly acquired skills is all-important. The program will, therefore, provide an opportunity for doing just that in contact with German students learning Japanese (“Sprachtandems”). Beyond the aspect of language training, a cultural exchange between Japanese and German students will be a beneficial side effect. 2. Social and cultural program for international students In addition to academic education, first-hand experience of German culture and society constitutes a vital part of the program. Therefore, the social and cultural program is designed to make the participants’ stay in Germany as informative and rich in experience as possible. The activities comprise various trips and excursions (incl. a one-week excursion to Berlin) and social events. They are open to all international program students and thus provide a very good opportunity to interact with fellow students from all over the world. Each student will also be assigned a German student as a buddy to help them get along in Bonn and at the University during their first semester, especially during the initial weeks in Bonn. 3. Extracurricular activities University of Bonn Intensive German language, cultural immersion CS-L: 2017-18 There are numerous student activities at the University of Bonn, ranging from the academic orchestra to theater groups, dancing and art classes to debating societies. The University offers numerous different kinds of sport and several hundredcourses per week
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