ERIC ED428611: Vacation Study Abroad 1999/2000. The Complete Guide to Summer and Short-Term Study.

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Steen, Sara J., Ed.
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Vacation Study Abroad 1999/2000. The Complete Guide to
TITLE
Summer and Short-Term Study.
Institute of International Education, New York, NY.
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ISBN-0-87206-248-1
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ISSN-1046-2104
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1999-00-00
555p.; For previous edition, see ED 417 652.
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ABSTRACT
This guide provides descriptions of 2,223 summer and
short-term study-abroad opportunities that range in length from one-week to
several months. Introductory information provides information on the
Institute of International Education (IIE), IIE publications, the use of the
guide, abbreviations, planning for study abroad, additional resources for
study abroad, and suggestions on how to read study abroad literature. The
main body 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 world region. Each listing provides information on:
institutional program sponsor, name of the program, program site, dates,
subjects of study, eligibility, credit, instructional language and methods,
cost, housing, deadline for application, other information, and contact
information. An appendix presents statistical data on study abroad. Programs
are indexed by sponsoring institutions, consortia, fields of study, special
options, cost ranges, and duration.
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EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.
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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 to a 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 Asiaall
while earning up to a full semester's worth of university
credit taught by experienced faculty in an interdisciplinary context. Six and 12-week summer 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 semester on 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!
For more information, please contact:
Office of Academic Programs Abroad, Eastern Michigan University
Goodison Hall, Ypsilanti, Michigan
332
48197
toll free or e-mail: [email protected]
800/ 777-3541
http:/ /www.emich.edu/public/cont_ed/culhist.html
EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.
Contents
Institute of International Education
IIE Study-Abroad Books
How to Use This Book
Abbreviations
Planning for Study Abroad
Additional Resources for Study Abroad
How to Read Study-Abroad Literature
Programs
Hungary
78
Worldwide
Western Hemisphere
Kazakhstan
81
Worldwide
More Than One Country
367
1
Kyrgyzstan
81
Antigua and Barbuda
368
Latvia
81
369
Argentina
Africa, South of the Sahara
Moldova
81
Bahamas
372
More Than One Country
15
Poland
82
372
Barbados
Burkina Faso
17
Russia
83
Belize
373
Cameroon
17
Serbia
95
Bermuda
373
Cape Verde
17
Slovak Republic
95
374
Bolivia
Ethiopia
17
Slovenia
95
Brazil
374
Ghana
18
Tajikistan
95
Canada
378
Ivory Coast
19
Turkmenistan
96
Cayman Islands
385
Kenya
19
Ukraine
96
Chile
386
Mali
21
Uzbekistan
97
387
Colombia
Nigeria
21
388
Costa Rica
Senegal
21
Western Europe
Cuba
403
South Africa
22
405
More Than One Country
Dominican Republic
99
Swaziland
25
Ecuador
407
Austria
110
Tanzania
25
El Salvador
411
Belgium
120
Uganda
25
412
Guadeloupe
Denmark
122
Zimbabwe
26
Guatemala
412
Finland
123
Honduras
415
France
124
Asia and Oceania
Jamaica
416
Germany
175
More Than One Country
27
Martinique
417
Greece
189
Australia
29
418
Mexico
Iceland
196
China
41
Netherlands Antilles
447
Ireland
197
India
51
Nicaragua
447
Italy
207
Indonesia
52
Panama
449
249
Luxembourg
Japan
54
Paraguay
449
Malta
249
Korea, Republic of
62
Peru
449
Netherlands
249
Laos
63
451
Puerto Rico
254
Norway
Nepal
63
Trinidad/Tobago
452
Portugal
256
New Zealand
65
Turks and Caicos Islands
452
Spain
257
Philippines
66
Uruguay
452
298
Sweden
Singapore
66
454
Venezuela
Switzerland
300
Taiwan
66
Virgin Islands
457
306
United Kingdom
Thailand
67
Vietnam
69
Indexes
Middle East and North Africa
Sponsoring Institutions
459
I:
More Than One Country
355
Eastern Europe
II:
Consortia
471
Cyprus
355
More Than One Country
71
Fields of Study
481
Egypt
356
Armenia
72
IV: Special Options
Israel
503
357
Azerbaijan
72
Cost Ranges
513
Jordan
V:
361
Belarus
73
VI: Duration
361
517
Morocco
Bulgaria
73
363
Palestine National Authority Area
Croatia
73
Tunisia
363
74
Czech Republic
Turkey
364
Estonia
77
United Arab Emirates
365
78
Georgia
366
Yemen
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To Send IIE Information on Hew 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,
HE 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
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E-mail: [email protected]
Credits
Lisa Rhoades
Production Manager:
Daniel Wein
Assistant Editor:
Shane De Leers, Theresa Duhon, Katie Johntz, Marie O'Sullivan
Editorial Assistants:
Computer Systems Coordinator: Jeanne Coleman McHugh
Dutton & Sherman
Cover Design:
Fleming 1995
Joe Fleming
Cover Artwork:
Forty-ninth Edition
VACATION STUDY ABROAD
was formerly published under the title Summer Study Abroad
Copyright © 1999 by the Institute of International Education.
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Malaca Instituto Internacional de Estudios de Espanol
Austin Peay State University
Michigan State University
AustraLearn: North American Center for
Middlesex University
Australian Universities
Modern Language Studies Abroad
Beaver College, Center for Education Abroad
New York University
Boston University
Oregon Partnership for International Education
Caffe' Italiano Club Centro di Lingua & Cultura Italiana
Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro
Center for Bilingual Multicultural Studies
Scandinavian Seminar
Center for Cross-Cultural Study
Semester in Spain
Center for Cultural Interchange
Solexico
CLIC Centro de Lenguas e Intercambio Cultural
Sotheby's Institute
College Consortium for International Studies
Studio Art Centers International
College Year in Athens
SUNY College at New Paltz
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University of Georgia
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Instituto Cultural Oaxaca
University of Kansas
Instituto de Lengua Espanola para Extranjeros
University of Newcastle (Australia)
International Council for Cultural Exchange
University Studies Abroad Consortium
IS Aix-en-Provence/IFS
Uppsala University
KCP International
Villanova University
Koine Center
Wayne State University
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