GERMANY-PADERBORN THE UNIVERSITY OF PADERBORN

Visit this university’s website at: http://www.uni-paderborn.de Paderborn  A lively modern town with a population of 140,000  Economic centre of the East-Westphalia region  An information technology center  Located in the centre of Europe and within easy reach of popular travel destina- tions such as Paris, Prague, Amsterdam, Vienna, Krakow, Berlin, Munich and Cologne.

University of Paderborn —Exchange Program for ISU Students ONLY  About 14,000 students  Be partnered with a Paderborn Buddy  Organized social activities for international students

Business Program  A three-month German Language Course beginning January is required of all Business students.  Depending on your level of German at the end of the language program, before the semester you may choose to enroll in business courses in either English or German. Duration - Spring ONLY!  A variety of business courses in English: Strategic Marketing Manage- 3-month Language Course ment, Economic Policy in Germany, and Quality Management in Europe. plus Semester classes January-July Courses designed for all business students rather than just for Americans. Application Deadline English & Computer Science Programs October 1st  Courses in American and British Literature are available to English majors and are taught in English.  Also available are courses in Applied Computer Science. Paderborn How To Apply concentrates on computer science and its application, and especially 1. Make an appointment with a Study on IT-related aspects of interdisciplinary collaboration involving all Abroad Advisor in OISP*, Fell Hall the academic departments of the university. Room 308 (Ph: 438-5276) 2. Pick up a study abroad application Cost form along with:  The estimated budget includes room and board, airfare, OISP* fees, ISU a) 2 Faculty/Staff Recommendations reduced tuition & insurance, International Student ID Card, local b) Essay (in English) transportation, books, supplies & personal expenses. c) Course Placement Request Sheet 3. Make an appointment with your  Financial aid is available to those who qualify. To make an appointment Academic Advisor—discuss your call 438-2231. graduation needs & possible courses Please see budget on the back of this flyer for estimated costs abroad 4. All students need to see Dr. Iris Varner, Housing (see contact details)  Dorm or apartment 5. Make an appointment with the Financial Aid Office—if you qualify For more information on this program, contact: 6. Complete and turn in application along Keith Dutton, International Business with required paperwork to Fell Hall COB 119, Ph: 438-7987, Email: [email protected] Room 308 before the application deadline

Office of International Studies and Programs, Fell 308 contact us @ 309.438.5276 Email: [email protected] www.internationalstudies.IllinoisState.edu Students who need accommodations based on a disability may contact 438-5853 or 438-8620 (TT/TDD).