Please see the CGE for more information. information. more for CGE the see Please

NOTE: The information above is subject to change. change. to subject is above information The NOTE:

www.hws.edu/academics/global/ www.hws.edu/academics/global/

For specific dates contact the CGE. CGE. the contact dates specific For 315-781-3307 315-781-3307

October (for Fall programs) and March (for Spring programs). programs). Spring (for March and programs) Fall (for October

Geneva, NY 14456 14456 NY Geneva,

Applications are due at the CGE office at a selected date in in date selected a at office CGE the at due are Applications 

Hobart and William Smith Colleges Colleges Smith William and Hobart

e Center for Global Education. Education. Global for Center e th at available are Applications 

Third Floor Trinity Hall Hall Trinity Floor Third

This program is offered every semester. semester. every offered is program This 

The Center for Global Education Education Global for Center The

Application Deadline Deadline Application

tion and advice based on your specific situation. situation. specific your on based advice and tion

e you to talk to the CGE staff who can offer informa informa offer can who staff CGE the to talk to you e encourag strongly we finances, about concerned are you If

a tight budget should be able to manage with less. less. with manage to able be should budget tight a on students However, charges. board and room beyond and

siderably. We would suggest a minimum of $1,500 above above $1,500 of minimum a suggest would We siderably. con differ habits spending student because expenses

difficult to give an accurate estimate of student student of estimate accurate an give to difficult is It $300. at books and Coast East the from $1000-$1200

travel). We estimate airfare for this program at at program this for airfare estimate We travel). independent and transportation ground entertainment, (laundry,

e airfare, books, and personal expenses expenses personal and books, airfare, e includ covered not expenses ditional Ad semester. longer the to due spring

als. Costs for both room and board will be higher in the the in higher be will board and room both for Costs als. me own their prepare who students for sufficient be should

stes, we estimate that about $2100—$2500 $2100—$2500 about that estimate we stes, ta individual to according vary will expenses Llansteffan Castle Llansteffan

ard fee to cover meals. While food food While meals. cover to fee ard bo their bring should they and David St.

sing option chosen) directly to Trinity Trinity to directly chosen) option sing hou the on (depending semester spring for $2800

$2000-$2400 for the fall semester and $2400- and semester fall the for $2000-$2400 approximately of fees room pay will

board charge is included. Students Students included. is charge board or room no that Note excursions. and program tion

fee. This will cover credit for a four-course semester, airport arrival services, orienta- orienta- services, arrival airport semester, four-course a for credit cover will This fee.

ition and fees and a $550 administrative administrative $550 a and fees and ition tu HWS standard charged be will Students

Going Abroad With the CGE CGE the With Abroad Going

the students on the Carmarthen campus. campus. Carmarthen the on students the with taken be will and fees program basic

the cultural program are included in the the in included are program cultural the in offered excursions the All London. and Bath

Llansteffan Castle, while more distant destinations for excursions may include Cardiff, Cardiff, include may excursions for destinations distant more while Castle, Llansteffan

the Welsh coast and climbing climbing and coast Welsh the off seal-spotting include es activiti local Some Wales.

unique beauty and heritage of of heritage and beauty unique the experience you let to d designe expeditions cultural

students a full package of excursions and and excursions of package full a students HWS offers program campus Lampeter The

Excursions Excursions

out in local cafes and restaurants. restaurants. and cafes local in out dine to choose may they or meals,

furnished kitchens where students may prepare their own own their prepare may students where kitchens furnished fully include Residences students. local with rooms single

Students reside in residence halls administered by Trinity St. David. A typical residence provides fully furnished furnished fully provides residence typical A David. St. Trinity by administered halls residence in reside Students

Accommodations

HOBART AND WILLIAM SMITH COLLEGES Center for (CGE) LAMPETER, WALES Global Education LAMPETER, WALES

About Lampeter Lampeter is a small, historic market town set at the foothills of the Cambrian Mountains in the county of Ceredigion. With the River Teifi flowing around the outskirts of the town and a panorama of rugged hills, Lampeter is not your typical university town. The Uni- versity campus is situated in the middle of town, with all shops and amenities located within an easy walk of the campus. The town of Lampeter offers a variety of unusual, independent shops, together with student-friendly cafes and pubs that provide everything you need on a day-to-day basis.

The town of Lampeter is a center for organic food. A wide selection of organic fruits, vegetables, cheeses, breads, and other quality foodstuffs are sold in the town and served in local restaurants. Lampeter is also at the forefront of the Transition Town movement in Wales, a community venture that looks for sustainable solutions to the challenges of peak oil and climate change. Lampeter town center

The Program Hobart and William Smith Colleges offer students the chance to study in Wales through its affiliation with University of Wales Trinity St. David. The Lampeter campus has approxi- mately 800 students enrolled, many from southern Wales but also from other regions of Britain, Western Europe and around the world. Lampeter is known for the close-knit relationship between the university community and the local town. HWS students will have the opportunity to live and take classes alongside Welsh and international students. Students who also wish to undertake voluntary service (non-credit bearing) may do so as part of their study abroad experience.

Lampeter campus

Courses Students who participate in this program can select courses in a variety of academic areas, including but not limited to anthropology, archaeology, classics, creative writing, English, history, philosophy, and religious studies. The standard course load is comprised of 60 course “units” which could be three or four classes in Wales, and for which students will receive 4 HWS credits. All courses are taught by Trinity St. David faculty. For specific information about courses and the program, please consult the Trinity St. David website for international students at http://www.trinitysaintdavid.ac.uk/en/courses/undergraduatecourses/lampetercampus-undergraduatecourses/

Academic Focus Due to the range of courses offered at Lampeter, this program can accommodate students from a variety of disciplines but will be of particular interest to those studying anthropology, archaeology, classics, creative writing, English, history philosophy and religious studies.

Eligibility This program is open to second semester sophomores, juniors and seniors in good academic and social standing with a minimum GPA of 2.5. Due to the challenging nature of study abroad, student academic and disciplinary records will be carefully screened.