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ED452795.Pdf DOCUMENT RESUME ED 452 795 HE 034 016 AUTHOR O'Sullivan, Marie, Ed. TITLE Short-Term Study Abroad, 2001: IIE's CompleteGuide to Summer and Short-Term Study. INSTITUTION Institute of International Ek.:ation, New York, NY. ISBN ISBN-0-87206-262-7 ISSN ISSN-1046-2104 PUB DATE 2001-00-00 NOTE 543p.; For the previous version, titled"Vacation Study Abroad," see ED 441 376. For the "Academic YearAbroad" guide, see HE 034 015. AVAILABLE FROM Institute of International Education Books, 809United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017-3580. Web site: www.iie.org. PUB TYPE Books (010)-- Guides Non-Classroom (055) Reference Materials Directories/Catalogs (132) EDRS PRICE MF02/PC22 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *College Students; Eligibility; Foreign Countries; Higher Education; *International Educational Exchange; International Programs; Program Content; Program Descriptions; Second Language Programs; Student Costs; Student Exchange Programs; *Study Abroad; *Summer Programs IDENTIFIERS Institute of International Education NY ABSTRACT This guide, formerly called "Vacation Study Abroad," lists short-term educational programs of varying lengths from 1week to several months. Offerings are for the winter and spring breaks,the summer, and other short-term intervals. Some 60% of these programs aresponsored by U.S. accredited colleges and universities. The guide also offersinformation on many programs that combine study withextensive travel over short periods of time or that focus on topics of broad interest. The body of theguide consists of program descriptions that are organizedalphabetically within geographic regions. There is also a section for "worldwide" programsthat are active in more than one region. Each listing programsinformation non program sponsorship with contact and enrollment information. Programs areindexed by sponsoring institution, consortia, fields of study,special options, and cost ranges. A sample listing explainseach section of the listing. (SLD) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. 16 roa ©o earrtr PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE AND 0110.no. DISSEMINATE THIS MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY 1 .61+i-te eV TO THE EDUCATIONAL. RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) - 111 I V S DEPARTMENT OFEDUCATION O1tco of Eduationat Retearchand ttrotownont EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) Weithisdocument has been reproduced as received from the person or organiaston originating it 0 Minor changes have been made to" improve reproduction quality Points of view or opinion! slated In this le% document do not n000starily ropmoinl oflkiel OERI position or policy -9144,1.4 - ftiB %le% Ati Likt.w..*411" Mr lies%44, itt tit Wo Oti 1111:0(NA11,00NA8 BESTCOPYAVAILABLE 2 4k* Universidad Internacional The CenterfoO3ilingu.alMulticultural Studies Spanish. guage 8c Latin American Studies By Accredited College in Mexico * U. 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Stanislaus * Okanagan University * University of Missouri-Columbia * Cleveland State University * Palomar Community College * University of North Texas * College of Marin * Phoenix College * University of Phoenix * Colorado Mountain College * Portville College * University of Texas at Arlington * Columbus State University * Saint Clair County Community College * University of Texas at Austin * Florida Southern College * Saint Francis College * University of 113xas at Brownsville * Florida A &M University * Saint Mary's College * University of Utah * Francis Marion University *.Santa Barbara City College * University of Wisconsin at Whitewater Gonsaga University * Southwest Missouri State University * Victoria College * Indiana University of Pennsylvania * State University of NY at Brockport * Walla Walla Community College * Iowa State University and Cortland * Western Maryland College * John's Hopkins University .* Texas Tech University * Western Nebraska Community ('allege * Kingwood College ;k Texas Woman's University * Woodford College * Kirkwood Community College * Trinity College I --. _daLF.1111sna 11,11.001P 11!%,, 11f0 .11141A a, ."1,c--,mert 0Ocsaii.:04111: 111 Ike' gear A r . 41111. s -At4 464/W4.-- ',t'1" I Progowed ramsthrough through a.Formal Agreement with SUNY-BROCKPORT, an American Institution at C 1 ;irfl .1.1rligher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. Philadelphia, PA.. US. : ..; *;:4 (800) 932-2068 E-mailS: [email protected] . , Contact person: Rose Grimm , .. 'San Jeronimo 304, Col Tlaltenango, Ctietnavaca, WM0462179, M6xico Tel: (52-7) 317-10-87 Fax: (52-7) 317405 ".' Website: www.bilingOal-cente4cOntBEST COPY AVAILABL F 3 ShOrti:::27ERStUd TEDEd 2001 Complete Guide Sulmmev and Vr]oTtnierrirn; Shy4 Mavie Editov 809 United Nations Plaza I NMbLI New York, NY 10017-3580 4W www.ile.org L.A I BEST COPY AVM-A[4L Whereareyou goingthissumm University of Kansas SummerP rams A . 1 b east 11 4v` .e ":41.11.W."e4fAiL.F.4-I id I (11,j ., .7----""...-..............%... !I ' N ; .;:gilLIL:hkti: a r %b. I I II2000 KU SummerPrograms Brazil Language and Culture Costa Rica TropicalStudies England Legal History ``,'. -.1,1,;,. , './.i- 14-, 4/.0,4a Humanities Uni of anus London School ofEconomics France Language and Culture of S Abroad Germany Language and Culture (2wogs.) 108 Hal Israel Archeology Italy Business Lawrence, KS 88045 Language and Culture Widen your horizonsand earn University of Art History Kansas credit tidesummer in such diverse www.ukans. duion Japan Language and Culture places as Hiratsuka,Japan, Geifits, Costa Rica, or Cambridge, 785.884.3742 Mexico Language and Culture Emilia:II KU offerse Nepal Anthropology wide range of oppertunItiufor the UMW. osafulums.edu Russia Language and Culture encompaulag a variety ofacademic Art History at the disciplines. Most KUSummer Programs Hermitage Abroad are 3-8 weeks Spain language and Culture in length and offer3- 10 hews of University Ukraine Language and Culture of Kansas credit. Apply today! 5 Contents vi Institute of International Education viii IIE Study-Abroad Books x How to Use This Book xvii Abbreviations xix Planning for Study Abroad xxvi Additional Resources for Study Abroad xxxii How to Read Study-Abroad Literature Programs 84 Romania 367 Belize Worldwide 84 Russia 368 Bermuda 1 Worldwide 93 Slovakia 369 Bolivia 93 Slovenia 370 Brazil Africa. South of the Sahara 93 Ukraine 375 Canada 13 More Than One Country 381 Cayman Islands 14 Burkina Faso Western Europe 381 Chile 383 Costa Rica 14 Cameroon 95 More Than One Country 15 Ethiopia 398 Cuba 105 Austria 402 Dominica 15 Ghana 114 Belgium 18 Ivory Coast 402 Dominican Republic 117 Denmark 403 Ecuador 18 Kenya 118 Finland 20 Mali 408 Guadeloupe 119 France 408 Guatemala 20 Senegal 164 Germany 20 South Africa 411 Haiti 178 Greece 412 Honduras 23 Swaziland 186 Iceland 24 Tanzania 412 Jamaica 187 Ireland 413 Martinique 24 Uganda 197 Italy 25 Zimbabwe 413 Mexico 231 Luxembourg 435 Nicaragua 231 Malta Asia and Oceania 435 Panama 232 Monaco 436 Paraguay 27 More Than One Country 232 Netherlands 436 Peru 30 Australia 238 Norway 439 Puerto Rico 41 Bangladesh 239 Portugal 440 St Lucia 41 China 240 Spain 440 Trinidad and Tobago 53 Fiji 290 Sweden 441 Turks and Caicos Islands 53 India 292 Switzerland 441 Uruguay 55 Indonesia 299 United Kingdom 441 Venezuela 55 Japan 443 Virgin Islands 63 Korea, Republic of Middle East and North Africa 63 Mongolia 349 More Than One Country Indexes 63 Nepal 350 Cyprus 65 New Zealand 445 I: Sponsoring Institutions 350 Egypt 455 II:Consortia 66 Philippines 352 Israel 66 Singapore 465 III: Fields of Study 355 Jordan 487 IV: Special Options 66 Taiwan 356 Lebanon 495 V:Cost Ranges 68 Thailand Morocco 356 501 VI: Duration 71 Vietnam 357 Tunisia 358 Turkey Eastern Europe 360 United Arab Emirates 73 More Than One Country 360 Yemen 74 Bulgaria 74 Croatia Western Hemisphere 75 Czech Republic 361 More Than One Country 79 Estonia 362 Anguilla 80 Hungary 363 Argentina 83 Macedonia 367 Bahamas 83 Poland 367 Barbados iii To Send III Information on Dew Programs If you offer a study-abroad program not listed in this book, you may ask to be added to the mailing list. Enclose current printed information with your letter. If your program is appropriate for either Academic Year Abroad or Short- Term Study Abroad, IIE will send our New Program Questionnaire to you next summer. The books are intended to offer information on postsecondary programs up to one year in length. Mail or fax your request to: Study Abroad Editor IIE BOOKS Higher Education Group 809 United Nations Plaza New York, NY 10017-3580 USA Fax: 212-984-5358 Credits Senior Project Manager: Peter Kerrigan Editor: Marie O'Sullivan Assistant Editors: Darrel Irving, Justin Kavanagh, Joy Smith, Brid Turner, Mary Ann Wrobleski Research: Marie Stapleton Cover Design: Renee Meyer Advertising: Mollie Melugin Fifty-first Edition SHORT-TERM STUDY ABROAD was formerly published under the titles Summer Study Abroad and Vacation Study Abroad. Copyright © 2001 by the Institute of International Education. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be incorporated into any information retrieval system, electronic or mechanical, without the written permission of the Institute of International
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