The International Student Exchange Program (ISEP) offers various study abroad programs including beginning - advanced level foreign language study in France, Mexico, Uruguay, Chile, and Germany. Other offerings include Animal and Plant Ecology Studies in Finland, Korean and Asian Studies at Yonsei University in Korea, and Buddhism and Asian Studies in Thailand. For additional information, see http://www.isep.org/students/Programs/summer_programs.asp
Cultural Experiences Abroad offers more than 30 summer study abroad programs in various countries including Spain, Costa Rica, France, Italy, Mexico, Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, and England. Programs in non-native English speaking countries offer foreign language study from beginning - advanced levels with the opportunity to live in a homestay or apartment. The CEA program in London offers a full curriculum while the program in Cork, Ireland offers courses in Irish history and heritage. For full details, see www.gowithcea.com or visit the Study Abroad Office in 2053 MUC to obtain a CEA catalog.
American Institute for Foreign Study (AIFS) offers summer programs in Austria, Canada, China, Czech Republic, England, France, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Russia, South Africa, and Spain. For full details, see: www.aifsabroad.com or visit the Study Abroad Office (2053 MUC) to obtain an AIFS Summer catalog.SIUE Summer Travel Study Programs
SIUE Travel Study Programs provide students the opportunity to experience international education through a variety of short term programs directed and led by SIUE faculty. The nature of travel study activities varies widely depending on the discipline and destination. Travel study courses vary in duration from 1 – 6 weeks, with most programs offered in summer term or during break periods. Click on SIUE Travel Study Programs for information on summer 2009 SIUE travel study programs in Turkey, France and China.
Salzburg College - Summer 4 week program in European Studies
May 13 - June 20, 2009
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The Summer Session at Salzburg College offers an introduction to various aspects of the Austrian and European culture. Most courses emphasize the special opportunities provided by the Salzburg setting. Field experience including visits to historical sites, to cultural and professional institutions and the attendance of musical events constitute an important part of the program.
Courses
German language studies at Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced levels (3 hrs)
Understanding Austria: History, Politics and Culture (3 hrs) From the Habsburg empire to the modern state.
Austrian Literature and Culture (3 hrs): An examination of 20th century Austrian literature against the background of the country's history, politics and culture.
The European Union (3 hrs): An introduction to the process and institutions of European political and economic integration.
The Mozart Project (3 hrs): (For music majors.) Personal study project combining research and performance.
Music History (3 hrs): An introduction to the musical heritage of Europe from the Classical Period to the 20th Century.
Music Performance (3 hrs): Private instruction for music majors - practice facilities are provided. Additional fee $470
Students are expected to enroll for two courses, for a total of 6 semester credit hours. Salzburg College reserves the right to cancel a course if less than 5 students enroll.
A four-day trip to Vienna (included in program fee), Austria's historical capital, will provide a broad range of experiences related to history, art, music, and modern life. In addition, a variety of local field trips constitute an integrated part of the academic program. There is also some time for independent travel on weekends.
To maximize the cultural involvement, students live in Austrian families where they also take their breakfasts and dinners. Family accommodations are normally reserved for students up to the age of 26. Other accommodations can be made available at request. Weekday lunches are served at the Salzburg College Study Center.
COST: $4,750 - Includes tuition, full room and board, local excursions and social events, 4-day trip to Vienna (only breakfast included for Vienna trip).
For more information on Salzburg College, see http://www.salzburgcollege.com
Application Deadline: FEB 1, 2009
Contact jbeall@siue.edu in the Office of Study Abroad to apply. 650-2419
Heidelberg College Summer Program -
German Language & German Studies in the heart of Europe: Heidelberg, Germany
Dates: MAY 22 - JULY 3, 2009
Summer 2009 program fee: $4950 - includes tuition (6 - 8 credits), housing, breakfast & dinner, passes for public transportation in and around Heidelberg, 4 day Berlin study trip, several 1 day excursions and cultural events, a GermanRail pass.
Eligibility: Participants must have completed at least 1 year of college level German and have cumulative GPA of at least 3.0. .
For more information : http://www.heidelberg.edu/ajy/studyoptions/summerprogram
To earn SIUE credit, all applications for Heidelberg College must be submitted through SIUE's Office of Study Abroad.
DON QUIJOTE
Spanish Language Courses in Spain and Latin America. Don Quijote Spanish Language schools offer intensive Spanish language class at all levels. Don Quijote destinations include Barcelona, Granada, Madrid, Salamanca, Seville, Tenerife, Valencia and Malaga in Spain, Guanajuato Mexico and Cusco Peru. Most sites offer choice of accommodations in homestay with a family, student residence, or student flat. To earn SIUE Spanish credit for study at a Don Quijote School, contact the Study Abroad Coordinator to schedule an appointment.
LANGUAGE LINK
Spanish language courses in Spain, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Panama and Peru.
Pictures from Language Link School in Cuernevaca, Mexico
Summer Program in Mexico
Cuernavaca Mexico, Monterrey Tech - Cuernavaca Campus
Spanish Language and Latin American Studies
Summer 2009 Program Dates: May 27 - July 8, 2009
Click HERE for course offerings
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Cost estimates for 6 credit course in 2008 summer program:
| 6 hours tuition (including scholarship) | $1818 |
| Activity Fee | $100 |
| Registration Fee | Waived |
| SIUE Study Abroad Fee | $150 |
| Homestay with Mexican family with 3 meals/day | $830 |
| Total | $2898 |
Housing options include homestay with a Mexican family or the Student Inn Program (apartment style living on a family's property). Housing costs and $100 fee are paid directly to the host institution during orientation. An friendly and highly skilled staff in the Office of International Affairs at Monterrey Tech Cuernavaca provides airport pick-up, an orientation program, planned optional excursions to other parts of Mexico, and ongoing assistance to international students. Summer Program Dates: Late May - early July (6 weeks) .
Summer Application deadline: MARCH 1st.
Applications must be approved and submitted through SIUE's Office of Study Abroad.
For more information see: http://www.cva.itesm.mx/cicom/
SIU Ancient Legacies
Intellectual Adventures in Egypt and Greece
See: http://www.ancientlegacies.org
Egypt 2008 Program Dates
May 13 - 26 and June 16 - 28
Greece 2008 Program Dates:
May 26 - June 8: Athens, Delphi, the Greek Islands of Samos and Kos, and the west coast of Turkey
June 22 - July 6: Athens, Mycenae, Crete, Santinori, and Mykonos
SIUE students can earn 3 credits for IS 352: Women in the Ancient World. For more information, contact Dr. Nancy Ruff, 650-3649, nruff@siue.edu
School of Business Summer Programs
Summer study abroad opportunities for students in the School of Business include the Summer Program in Angers, France, Budapest International Management Seminar, and the "Know Europe Summer Program." For more information, see http://www.siue.edu/business/international/sa_summer.shtml or contact Cyndi Perterson in the School of Business, 650-2922 or cypeter@siue.edu
