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HOBART AND WILLIAM SMITH COLLEGES

BERLIN, GERMANY (Norwich Univ—NU) Center for (CGE) Architecture Program Global Education BERLIN, GERMANY

About Berlin Located in northeastern Germany near the Polish border, Berlin is the capital of Germany and the country’s most populous city, with nearly 3.5 million people. As Germany itself was divided between East and West, Berlin was divided by the infamous “Wall” from 1961 until 1989. While the legacy of its unique history is ever- present, as seen in its architecture, monuments, and its people, Berlin has experienced a remarkable revival in the two decades since reunification. It is a vibrant, multicultural center, home to world-class museums (including those located on Museum Island in the Mitte District), major universities, and a multitude of parks, gardens, and recreational areas that make Berlin one of the most “livable” big cities in the world. From the grandeur of its traditional structures to the striking aesthetic of its modern design, Berlin is the ideal city in which to pursue architectural studies.

Brandenburg Gate

The Program Hobart and William Smith Colleges offer an architectural studies program in Berlin in conjunction with Norwich University in Vermont. Students will have the opportunity to blend classroom and studio experience with field studies in and around Berlin and excursions to other German cities. Courses are given by faculty with wide-ranging academic and professional experience and local architects are often invited as guest lecturers.

Courses Students enrolled in this program will take 4 courses:

 Design Studio: Architectural Design  Architecture Seminar: The Architecture and Urbanism of Berlin  Workshop: Urban Landscape: Public and Open Space in Berlin  German Language

Academic Focus This program is intended for students focusing on Architectural Studies with an interest in learning more about Germany. Bauhaus Building in Dessau

Eligibility This is a highly selective program and only those applying for and receiving a Julius G. Blocker ’53 Fellowship will be considered for admission. The program is open to juniors and seniors majoring in Architectural Studies in good academic and social standing with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Students must have completed at least one semester of college-level German prior to departure and must take a German language course in Berlin. Due to the challenging nature of study abroad, student academic and disciplinary records will be carefully screened.

Accommodations Students will reside in either shared furnished apartments, dorms or homestays and will typically prepare their own meals at home or take meals in affordable student cafeterias or in local restaurants.