ERIC ED417652: Vacation Study Abroad, 1998/99. The Complete Guide to Summer and Short-Term Study.

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Vacation Study Abroad, 1998/99. The Complete Guide to Summer
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and Short-Term Study.
Institute of International Education, New York, NY.
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ISBN-0-87206-242-2
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1998-00-00
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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
learn
program, program site, dates, subjects of study and opportunities to
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.
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Contents
Institute of International Education
France
113
Germany
IIE Study-Abroad Books
161
Greece
How to Use This Book
175
Iceland
Abbreviations
181
Ireland
Planning for Study Abroad
182
Italy
Additional Resources for Study Abroad
189
Luxembourg
228
How to Read Study-Abroad Literature
Malta
228
Netherlands
228
PROGRAMS:
Norway
232
Portugal
233
Worldwide
Spain
235
Worldwide
Sweden
1
273
Switzerland
274
Africa, South of the Sahara
United Kingdom
279
More Than One Country
11
Cameroon
Middle East and North Africa
12
Ghana
12
More Than One Country
331
Kenya
13
Cyprus
331
Nigeria
14
Egypt
332
Senegal
15
Israel
333
South Africa
15
Jordan
336
Swaziland
17
Morocco
337
Uganda
17
Palestine National Authority Area
338
Zimbabwe
18
Tunisia
339
Turkey
339
Asia and Oceania
United Arab Emirates
340
More Than One Country
19
Yemen
340
Australia
22
China
29
Western Hemisphere
India
38
More Than One Country
343
Indonesia
40
Antigua and Barbuda
345
Japan
41
Argentina
345
Korea, Republic of
48
Bahamas
348
Nepal
49
Belize
349
New Zealand
50
Bermuda
349
Palau
50
Bolivia
350
Singapore
51
Brazil
350
Taiwan
51
Canada
353
Thailand
52
Cayman Islands
359
Vietnam
54
Chile
359
Colombia
361
Eastern Europe
Costa Rica
361
More Than One Country
57
Cuba
375
Armenia
58
Dominican Republic
376
Azerbaijan
58
Ecuador
378
Belarus
58
El Salvador
381
Bulgaria
59
Guadeloupe
382
Croatia
60
Guatemala
382
Czech Republic
60
Honduras
385
Georgia
66
Jamaica
386
Hungary
66
Martinique
386
Kazakhstan
69
Mexico
387
Kyrgyzstan
69
Netherlands Antilles
416
Latvia
70
Nicaragua
416
Moldova
70
Panama
417
Poland
70
Paraguay
417
Russia
72
Peru
417
Slovak Republic
83
Puerto Rico
419
Slovenia
83
St Lucia
420
Tajikistan
84
Turks and Caicos Islands
420
Turkmenistan
84
Uruguay
420
Ukraine
84
Venezuela
421
Uzbekistan
85
Indexes
Western Europe
Sponsoring Institutions
I:
425
More Than One Country
87
II:
Consortia
435
Austria
98
III: Fields of Study
445
Belgium
109
IV: Special Options
463
Denmark
111
V: Cost Ranges
473
Finland
112
VI: Duration
477
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ilrlIJ 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
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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
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the written permission of the Institute of International Education.
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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 public educational service. They are not contin-
attempt to evaluate programs listed in the books, nor
gent upon the purchase of advertising space by the
can it verify statements made by advertisers in their
sponsor. See Index I: Sponsoring Institutions to find
the program listings of the advertisers listed below.
Academic Programs International
IS Aix-en-Provence/IFS
Actilingua Academy
Koine Center
American Association of Overseas Studies
LEXIA Exchange International
American College in London
Lingua Service Worldwide
American Council of Teachers of Russian
Louisiana Tech University
American Institute for Foreign Study
Loyola University of Chicago
Austin Peay State University
Malaca Instituto Internacional de Estudios de Espanol
AustraLearn: US Center for Australian Universities
Michigan State University
Beaver College, Center for Education Abroad
Middlesex University
Boston University
Modern Language Studies Abroad
Center for Cross-Cultural Study
New York Film Academy
CLIC Centro de Lenguas e Intercambio Cultural
New York University
College Consortium for International Studies
Semester in Spain
College Year in Athens
Studio Art Centers International
Costa Rican Language Academy
SUNY College at New Paltz
CSA, Center for Study Abroad
SUNY College at New Paltz, Language Immersion
Institute
Cuauhnahuac
Drexel University
Syracuse University
Duke University
Trinity College (CT)
Eastern Michigan University
Tufts University
Escuela Internacional
Universidad Iberoamericana
European Heritage Institute
Universitaet Wien
Georgetown University
University of Arizona
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
University of California, Irvine
IES, Institute for the International Education of Students
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Institute for American Universities
University of Kansas
Institute of Spanish Studies
University of New Hampshire
Institute Cultural Oaxaca
University of New Orleans
Instituto de Lengua Espanola para Extranjeros
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Instituto Falcon
University Studies Abroad Consortium
Instituto Universal de Idiomas
Uppsala University
Intercultura Language Center
Vancouver English Centre
International Council for Cultural Exchange
Villanova University
Virtus Institute
International Studies Abroad
Institute of International Education
The Institute of International Education (HE) is the largest
Purposes and Participants
U.S. higher educational exchange agency.
IIE administers international education, training and
IIE builds international understanding through educational
research activities to fulfill goals developed in consultation
exchanges that reach nearly all the world's nations. Many
with its sponsor organizations. Purposes can vary from the
IIE programs further international development goals.
institutional development of a university in an emerging
nation to multinational corporate staff development, from
A nonprofit organization with over 650 college and univer-
short-term training to long-term research on world food
sity members in the U.S. and abroad, IIE has provided
needs. Half of those assisted are foreign students pursuing
information on educational exchange to higher education
U.S. graduate degrees. The Institute also assists large
and the public for more than 75 years.
numbers of U.S. students and U.S. and foreign senior
scholars, scientists, artists, corporate executives and
community leaders each year.
USIA Fulbright Program
Services to Higher Education
The Institute assists the U.S. Information Agency (USIA)
and the Community
in the conduct of the graduate Fulbright Program for both
U.S. and foreign students at the predoctoral level.
IIE provides educational advising services worldwide that
U.S. students enrolled in a U.S. college or university must assist 200,000 individuals annually. IIE publications are
standard guides to international study. IIE research
apply through a campus Fulbright Program Adviser. U.S.
citizens not formally enrolled in a higher educational
reports provide a substantive basis for policy choices in the
field of international exchange.
institution may request applicant information on USIA
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grams Office.
Membership Services
Foreign nationals who wish to apply for financial assistance
As members of HE, approximately 2,000 campus profes-
through the Fulbright Program to study in the United
sionals worldwide receive complimentary copies of HE's
States must apply through the binational Fulbright Com-
invaluable information resources, including Academic Year
mission or designated U.S. diplomatic post in their home
Abroad and Vacation Study Abroad, and have access to a
nation. IIE cannot accept applications from foreign nation-
members-only area of the IIE website, which includes
als for the USIA Fulbright Program.
complete searchable versions of HE's study-abroad directo-
ries. Members also receive the Educational Associate
Program Administration
quarterly newsletter, participate in IIE seminars and
university fairs and benefit from IIE services targeted to
IIE administers 250 programs which benefit more than
their specific needs. Membership is open to U.S. and
overseas universities and U.S. non-profit organizations.
11,000 men and women from nearly 170 nations each year.
The Institute is an independent nonprofit agency. It
For membership information, contact: Manager, Member-
organizes international projects at the request of sponsors
ship Services, HE, 809 United Nations Plaza, New York NY
10017-3580 or email: [email protected].
such as the U.S. Information Agency, U.S. Agency for
International Development, foundations, corporations,
universities, foreign governments and international
organizations.
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INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION
VACATION STUDY ABROAD 1998/99
IIE Online
URL: http://www.iie.org
Supported by a search engine and extensive menus
designed to take advantage of the superior hypertext
linking capacity of the World Wide Web, the IIE website
contains over 7,000 screens of digital content and is still
growing. The USIA Fulbright section includes grant
descriptions by country for U.S. graduate student
Fulbright applicants, and in-country contacts for citizens
of other nations interested in securing a Fulbright
Fellowship. The Services area contains full online ver-
sions of the directories, Academic Year Abroad, Vacation
Study Abroad, Financial Resources for International
Study and Funding for US Studyover 5,000 web pages
of up-to-date international education content, in a pass-
word-protected membership services area expressly
designed for HE's hundreds of member universities and
colleges in the U.S. and abroad. Other areas include a
downloadable version of HE's Annual Report and Mission
Statement, and descriptions of sponsored programs that
assist 11,000 people each year.
U.S. and Overseas Offices
U.S. offices are located in New York, the Institute's
central office; Washington, DC; Chicago, Denver, Houston
and San Francisco. IIE overseas offices are located in
Bangkok, Thailand; Hong Kong, China; Hanoi, Vietnam;
Mexico City, Mexico; Budapest, Hungary; Moscow,
Russia; and Cairo, Egypt. In Indonesia, IIE is represented
by the International Education Foundation in Jakarta.
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