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Edrs Price Descriptors DOCUMENT RESUME ED 417 652 HE 031 105 AUTHOR Steen, Sara J., Ed. TITLE Vacation Study Abroad, 1998/99. The Complete Guide to Summer and Short-Term Study. INSTITUTION Institute of International Education, New York, NY. ISBN ISBN-0-87206-242-2 ISSN ISSN-1046-2104 PUB DATE 1998-00-00 NOTE 522p.; For previous edition, see ED 405 756. AVAILABLE FROM IIE Books, Institute of International Education, P.O. Box 371, Annapolis Junction, MD 20701-0371; toll-free phone: 800-445-0443; fax: 301-953-2838; e-mail: [email protected] ($39.95, plus $6 handling). PUB TYPE Books (010) Guides Non-Classroom (055)-- Reference Materials Directories/Catalogs (132) EDRS PRICE MF02/PC21 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS College Students; Colleges; Eligibility; Exchange Programs; 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; Universities IDENTIFIERS Institute of International Education NY; Program Characteristics ABSTRACT This guide provides descriptions of 2,008 summer and short-term academic and language study-abroad programs that range in length from one-week to several months. Introductory sections provide information on the Institute of International Education (IIE), IIE publications, the use of the guide, planning study abroad, and 78 publications and 34 websites on study and research abroad and funding opportunities. The majority of the guide consists of individual program descriptions, arranged geographically by region and country. In addition to specific country and city listings, there is a "worldwide" section for programs that are active in more than one region. Each listing provides information on program sponsor, name of the program, program site, dates, subjects of study and opportunities tolearn foreign languages, eligibility, credit, instructional methods and language(s) of instruction, costs, housing, deadlines, other information, and contact points. Programs are indexed by program sponsor, consortia, field of study, special options, cost, and duration. A brief article, "How to Read Study-Abroad Literature," by Lily von Klemperer is included. (SW) ******************************************************************************** * Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made * * from the original document. * ******************************************************************************** cV V VD - - U S DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION B E Office of Educational Research and Improvement ED CATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) This document has been reproduced as received from the person or organization originating it. PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE AND I:I Minor changes have been made to DISSEMINATE THIS MATERIAL improve reproduction quality. HAS BEEN GRANTED BY Points of view or opinions stated in this document do not necessarily represent IIE official OERI position or policy. tr Institute of International Education TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) ) U TRAVEL&STUDY Not just in one location, but in many... all in thesame semester! Europe and the Mediterranean South and East Asia CHINA Xian Changsha Guilin isa &ome Ho Chi Naples Minh City Pornpei Delph MALAYSIA Mycenae Singapo Rhodes Crete Jerusalem ...r- ...---' Cairo Nuwelba Mt Sinai Hurghada Luxo Aswan Abu Simbel L What Makes Eastern Michigan University's Cultural History Tours Unique ? Many universities offer students the chance to study abroad, but often these programs are limited toa single country, or even a single city. However,EMU's Cultural History Tours offer you the unparalleled opportunity to travel and study throughout Western and Eastern Europe, Russia, the Mediterranean or Asiaallwhile earning up to a full semester's worth of university credit taught by experienced faculty in an interdisciplinary context. Six and 12-weeksummer sessions are also available. This is truly a unique learning experience, offered at a price that in many cases is not much more than the cost of a semesteron campus. If you are a serious student open to new and exciting challenges, the European or Asian Cultural History Tours could be the opportunity of your lifetime! IS For more information, please contact: Ttii Office of Academic Programs Abroad, Eastern Michigan University 332 Goodison Hall, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 800/ 777-3541 toll free or e-mail: [email protected] http: / /www.emich.edu/public/cont_ed/culhist.html li EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY. BEST COPYAVAILABLE Vacation Study Abroad lggPgg The Complete Guide to Summer and Short-Term Study Sara J. Steen, Editor Institute oInternational Education 809 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017-3580 'r I Al LITE DIVECT SUCCT EDIT YOUR OWN SHORT FILMS IN OUR INTENSIVE HANDS-ON TOTAL IMMERSION WORKSHOPS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH LITTLE OR NO PRIOR FILMMAKING EXPERIENCE. WORK WITH 16MM ARRIFLEX CAMERAS IN SMALL CLASSES DESIGNED AND TAUGHT BY AWARD -WINNING INSTRUCTORS. TUITION $4000. S ' II I I 11 SIJAMEU 1998 Four AND SIX WEEIc FlummArlsc WCIACSI-ICIDS IN THE UNITED STATES: OVERSEAS: NEW YCUIc FILM ACADEMY CAMUIVIDGE UNIVEIRSITY NEW YORK CITY CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND MINCETCN UNIVEUSITY PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY oxrcia) UNIVEUSITY YALE UNIVEIRSITY OXFORD, ENGLAND PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY UCLA VAC'S MANCE LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA SORBONNE UNIVERSITY ALL WORKSHOPS ARE SOLELY OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE NEW YORK FILM ACADEMY N-E Y -K F I L. ACA Co-El%011( 100 EAST 17TH STREET NYC 10003TEL: 212-674-4300 FAX: 212-477-1414 WEB: www.nyfa.com E-MAIL: [email protected] Contents Institute of International Education 113 France IIE Study-Abroad Books 161 Germany How to Use This Book 175 Greece Abbreviations 181 Iceland Planning for Study Abroad 182 Ireland Additional Resources for Study Abroad 189 Italy How to Read Study-Abroad Literature 228 Luxembourg 228 Malta 228 Netherlands PROGRAMS: 232 Norway 233 Portugal Worldwide 235 Spain 1 Worldwide 273 Sweden 274 Switzerland Africa, South of the Sahara 279 United Kingdom 11 More Than One Country 12 Cameroon Middle East and North Africa 12 Ghana 331 More Than One Country 13 Kenya 331 Cyprus 14 Nigeria 332 Egypt 15 Senegal 333 Israel 15 South Africa 336 17 Swaziland Jordan 337 17 Uganda Morocco 338 Palestine National Authority Area 18 Zimbabwe 339 Tunisia 339 Turkey Asia and Oceania 340 United Arab Emirates 19 More Than One Country 340 Yemen 22 Australia 29 China 38 India Western Hemisphere 40 Indonesia 343 More Than One Country 41 Japan 345 Antigua and Barbuda 48 Korea, Republic of 345 Argentina 49 Nepal 348 Bahamas 50 New Zealand 349 Belize 50 Palau 349 Bermuda 51 Singapore 350 Bolivia 51 Taiwan 350 Brazil 52 Thailand 353 Canada 54 Vietnam 359 Cayman Islands 359 Chile Eastern Europe 361 Colombia 57 More Than One Country 361 Costa Rica 375 Cuba 58 Armenia 376 58 Azerbaijan Dominican Republic 58 Belarus 378 Ecuador 59 Bulgaria 381 El Salvador 60 Croatia 382 Guadeloupe 60 Czech Republic 382 Guatemala 66 385 Honduras Georgia 386 Jamaica 66 Hungary 386 Martinique 69 Kazakhstan 387 Mexico 69 Kyrgyzstan 416 70 Latvia Netherlands Antilles 70 Moldova 416 Nicaragua 417 Panama 70 Poland 417 Paraguay 72 Russia 417 Peru 83 Slovak Republic 419 Puerto Rico 83 Slovenia 420 St Lucia 84 Tajikistan 420 Turks and Caicos Islands 84 Turkmenistan 420 84 Uruguay Ukraine 421 Venezuela 85 Uzbekistan Indexes Western Europe 425 I:Sponsoring Institutions 87 More Than One Country 435 II:Consortia 98 Austria 445 III: Fields of Study 109 Belgium 463 IV: Special Options 111 Denmark 473 V: Cost Ranges 112 Finland 477 VI: Duration iii To Send 111 InformationonilrlIJ Programs If you offer a study-abroad program not listed in this book, you may ask to be added to the mailing list for our annual summer survey. Enclose current printed information with your letter. If your program is appropriate for either Academic Year Abroad or Vacation 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 809 United Nations Plaza New York, NY 10017-3580 USA Fax: 212-984-5358 Credits Production Manager: Lisa Rhoades Assistant Editor: Daniel Wein Editorial Assistants: Theresa Duhon, Katie Johntz, Marie O'Sullivan, Carol Weeg Data Entry: Shane DeLeers, Theresa Duhon Computer Systems Coordinator:Jeanne Coleman McHugh Cover Design: Dutton & Sherman Cover Artwork: Joe FlemingFleming 1995 Forty-eighth Edition VACATION STUDY ABROAD was formerly published under the title Summer Study Abroad Copyright © 1998 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 Education. Printed in the United States of America. ISBN: 087206-242-2 ISSN: 1046-2104 iv 7 ilduertisers Advertising Policy Advertising in IIE's Study-Abroad books is open to U.S. ads. Inclusion of a program or advertisement does not and foreign higher educational institutions and private imply IIE recommendation, nor does omission imply IIE organizations that sponsor study-abroad programs listed disapproval. Advertisers are solely responsible for the in Academic Year Abroad or Vacation Study accuracy of the information in their advertisements. Abroad. Program listings are free of charge and are provided by The Institute of International Education does not IIE as a
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