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Academic Opportunities Abroad AcademicAcademic OpportunitiesOpportunities AbroadAbroad Contents ***Click on links below to skip to that section*** Programs Overview SCSU Short Term & Long Term Programs for 2015 ----------------------- 4 Suggestions by Major Herberger Business School Business Majors -------------------------------------------------------------- 7 School of Education Education Majors ------------------------------------------------------------- 15 Student Teaching Abroad ---------------------------------------------------- 19 School of Health and Human Services Community Psychology -------------------------------------------------------- 26 Gerontology ------------------------------------------------------------------- 28 Kinesiology -------------------------------------------------------------------- 29 Medical Laboratory Sciences ------------------------------------------------ 32 Nursing ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 33 Radiologic Technology -------------------------------------------------------- 36 Social Work ------------------------------------------------------------------- 37 College of Liberal Arts The Arts ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 42 Communication ---------------------------------------------------------------- 45 Ethnic and Women’s Studies ------------------------------------------------- 47 Global Studies ----------------------------------------------------------------- 49 History ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 52 Language Studies ------------------------------------------------------------- 55 Literature --------------------------------------------------------------------- 60 Mass Communication ---------------------------------------------------------- 63 Psychology --------------------------------------------------------------------- 66 School of Public Affairs Criminal Justice --------------------------------------------------------------- 70 Economics ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 73 Geography ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 76 Hospitality & Tourism ---------------------------------------------------------- 79 International Relations -------------------------------------------------------- 82 Planning and Community Development ----------------------------------------- 86 Political Science ---------------------------------------------------------------- 89 College of Science and Engineering Biology ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 94 Chemistry ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 98 Computer Science ------------------------------------------------------------- 100 Earth & Atmospheric Science ------------------------------------------------ 103 Electrical Engineering --------------------------------------------------------- 106 Environmental Science -------------------------------------------------------- 109 Mathematic -------------------------------------------------------------------- 113 Mechanical Engineering ------------------------------------------------------- 115 Physics ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 117 Other Helpful Resources: Most Affordable Programs --------------------------------------------------- 119 Internships Abroad ----------------------------------------------------------- 121 Service Learning Abroad ------------------------------------------------------ 123 Resources/Links --------------------------------------------------------------- 125 Education Abroad- Center for International Studies St. Cloud State University Lawrence Hall G-08 Education Abroad 2014 - 2015 Phone: (320) 308-0119 Email: [email protected] Tentative Short Term Programs Website: www.stcloudstate.edu/educationabroad Duration Tentative dates Country Faculty Director Housing Credit Department Course Offerings Estimated Deadline Cost Winter Jan 1 – 10, 2015 Costa Rica Mikhail Blinnikov Hotel/ 3 Geography& Global GEOG 410 or GLST 410– Landscapes & $2960 Oct 1 Session Hostels Studies Conservation Winter Break Laos/Thailand/Malaysia Shoua Yang Hotel 3 Political Science POL 495 – Laos, Thailand & Malaysian Political TBD Oct 1 Robert Johnson Cultures Spring Break Spring Break South Africa Robert Johnson Hotel 3 Ethnic Studies ETHS 305 - South Africa/US Relations TBD Feb 1 Summer May 2015 China Hung Chih “Alvin” Yu Hotel/ 3 Geography & GEOG 410 - Education Tour: The Study of China TBD Feb 1 Hostels Planning June 10 –25, 2015 Croatia Marina Cetkovic-Cvrlje University 6 Biology BIOL 390 – Comm Public Health and Medical TBD Feb 1 Housing Issues BIOL 494 – Pathophysiology May 2015 France, Germany & Masha Mikolchak Hotel/ 6 Languages & FREN 110 - Intro into French Culture TBD Feb 1 Switzerland Apartments Cultures GER 110 - Into the German Culture *There are no language requirements for this program May 2015 Ghana Chuks Ugochukwu Hotel 3 Geography & CMTY 410/510 - Asset Building to Community TBD Feb 1 Planning Development: A Study of Ghana May 2015 Italy & Greece Joe Melcher Hotel 3 Psychology PSY 330 – Cross Cultural Psychology TBD Feb 1 May 2015 Italy & Greece Aspasia Rigopoulou- Hotel 3 Geography & CMTY 410 - Eternal Cities of Italy & Greece TBD Feb 1 Melcher Planning May 2015 Italy Higher Ed Christine Imbra University 3-6 Higher Education HIED 664 – Critical Issues Seminar in Higher Ed TBD Feb 1 Housing HIED790 – Critical Issues in Italian Higher Ed May 2015 Italy Dennis Bristow Hotel/ 6 Herberger Business HBS 410/510 – Italy Educational Tour TBD Feb 1 Rajesh Gulati Hostels School HBS 479/579 – Global Business Seminar May 2015 Nepal Mikhail Blinnikov Hotel/ 6 Global Studies GLST 410 – Landscapes, Environment and TBD Feb 1 Hostels Society in the Himalaya Please note: Costs shown are program costs and DO NOT include St. Cloud State University tuition. Programs are proposed programs and cannot go without sufficient enrollment. You must take all classes listed for each program, unless stated otherwise. ALL COSTS ARE ESTIMATES Education Abroad- Center for International Studies St. Cloud State University | Education Abroad Lawrence Hall G-08 Phone: (320) 308-0119 2014 – 2015 Semester Programs Email: [email protected] Website: www.stcloudstate.edu/educationabroad Country Host Institution Duration Housing Language Course Offerings ++Estimated Cost Deadline Australia Southern Cross University, Lismore Fall, Spring R English Most Majors $14,200 - $15,070 March 1, Oct 1 Chile Universidad de Concepción Fall HF Spanish/ History, Culture, Spanish $9,579 - $11,640 March 1 English England British Studies Program – Alnwick Fall, Spring R English Most Majors $12,150 - $16,125 March 1, Oct 1 British Studies Program – Alnwick Summer R English Most Majors $9,850 - $13,675 Feb 1 * Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Oxford Fall, Spring R English Most Majors $16,000 + March 1, Oct 1 * Newcastle University Fall, Spring, A English Most Majors $11,348 - $13,664 March 1, Oct 1 Academic Year France Angers University Spring R English Business $12,854 - $15,679 Oct 1 Germany * Eichstätt Language Program Fall, Spring A German/ German language, culture, history, and more $8300 + tuition & on March 1, Oct 1 English site costs * Ingolstadt Program Fall, Spring A English Business $11,610 -$16,087 March 1, Oct 1 Japan * Akita National University Year R English/ Japanese Language and Culture See Education March 1 Japanese Abroad * Daito Bunka University Fall, Spring, R English/ Japanese Culture and Language $5000 + tuition per March 1, Oct 1 Academic Year Japanese semester * Seinan Gakuin University Fall, Spring, R English/ Japanese Language and Culture, Theology, See Education March 1, Oct 1 Academic Year Japanese Law, Literature, and more Abroad * Akita International University Fall, Spring, R English/ Japanese Language and Culture, Global $5585 + tuition per March 1, Oct1 Academic Year Japanese Studies, Global Relations and more semester Malaysia Taylor’s University Fall, Spring R English Most Majors See Education March 1, Oct 1 Abroad Netherlands * Vrije Universiteit (VU University Amsterdam) Fall, Spring A English Business $14,895 - $18,363 March 1, Oct 1 South Africa Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University Fall, Spring A English Most Majors $9,200 March 1, Oct 1 South Korea * Global Village –Wonju, Yonsei University Fall, Spring, R English Most majors, required to take Korean $5800 + tuition per March 1, Oct 1, -students may receive up to a $3000 stipend for Academic Year language, history and culture courses semester participating in a cultural internship program * Songsim Global Campus – Seoul Fall, Spring, R English Most majors, required to take Korean See Education March 1, Oct 1 Academic Year language, history and culture courses Abroad * Woosuk University Fall, Spring, R English Most majors, specifically TESL coursework & $4250 + tuition per March 1, Oct 1 Academic Year focus on East Asian Studies semester * Woosong University Fall, Spring, R English Most majors, coursework focus on East Asian See Education March 1, Oct 1 Academic Year Studies Abroad Student Various places in Asia, Europe, Africa, South America, Fall, Spring, Varies Mostly Varies See Education Varies Teaching Australia, and South Africa Summer English Abroad Non-SCSU US Accredited Sponsors & Direct Involvement Varies Varies Varies Most Majors Varies Varies Housing Codes: A=Apa rtment, HF=Host Family, R=Residence Halls/University
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