ERIC ED452795: Short-Term Study Abroad, 2001: IIE's Complete Guide to Summer and Short-Term Study.

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O'Sullivan, Marie, Ed.
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Guide to
Short-Term Study Abroad, 2001: IIE's Complete
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Summer and Short-Term Study.
Institute of International Ek.:ation, New York, NY.
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ISBN-0-87206-262-7
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This guide, formerly called "Vacation Study Abroad," lists
week to several
short-term educational programs of varying lengths from 1
the summer, and other
months. Offerings are for the winter and spring breaks,
sponsored by U.S.
short-term intervals. Some 60% of these programs are
information on
accredited colleges and universities. The guide also offers
extensive travel over short periods of
many programs that combine study with
guide
time or that focus on topics of broad interest. The body of the
alphabetically within
consists of program descriptions that are organized
that are
geographic regions. There is also a section for "worldwide" programs
information non program
active in more than one region. Each listing programs
indexed by
sponsorship with contact and enrollment information. Programs are
special options, and cost
sponsoring institution, consortia, fields of study,
each section of the listing.
(SLD)
ranges. A sample listing explains
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Contents
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Institute of International Education
viii
IIE Study-Abroad Books
x
How to Use This Book
xvii
Abbreviations
xix
Planning for Study Abroad
xxvi
Additional Resources for Study Abroad
xxxii
How to Read Study-Abroad Literature
Programs
Belize
367
Romania
84
Worldwide
Bermuda
368
Russia
84
Bolivia
369
Worldwide
Slovakia
93
1
Brazil
370
Slovenia
93
Canada
375
Ukraine
93
Africa. South of the Sahara
Cayman Islands
381
More Than One Country
13
Chile
381
Burkina Faso
Western Europe
14
Costa Rica
383
Cameroon
14
More Than One Country
95
Cuba
398
Ethiopia
15
Austria
105
Dominica
402
Ghana
15
Belgium
114
Dominican Republic
402
Ivory Coast
18
Denmark
117
Ecuador
403
Kenya
18
Finland
118
Guadeloupe
408
Mali
20
France
119
Guatemala
408
Senegal
20
Germany
164
Haiti
411
South Africa
20
Greece
178
Honduras
412
Swaziland
23
Iceland
186
Jamaica
412
Tanzania
24
Ireland
187
Martinique
413
Uganda
24
Italy
197
413
Mexico
Zimbabwe
25
Luxembourg
231
Nicaragua
435
Malta
231
Panama
435
Asia and Oceania
232
Monaco
Paraguay
436
Netherlands
More Than One Country
232
27
Peru
436
Norway
Australia
238
30
Puerto Rico
439
Portugal
Bangladesh
239
41
St Lucia
440
Spain
240
China
41
Trinidad and Tobago
440
Sweden
290
Fiji
53
Turks and Caicos Islands
441
Switzerland
India
292
53
Uruguay
441
United Kingdom
299
Indonesia
55
Venezuela
441
Japan
55
Virgin Islands
443
Korea, Republic of
Middle East and North Africa
63
Mongolia
63
More Than One Country
349
Indexes
Nepal
63
Cyprus
350
Sponsoring Institutions
I:
445
New Zealand
65
Egypt
350
Consortia
II:
455
Philippines
66
Israel
352
III: Fields of Study
465
Singapore
66
Jordan
355
IV: Special Options
487
Taiwan
66
Lebanon
356
Cost Ranges
V:
495
Thailand
68
356
Morocco
VI: Duration
501
Vietnam
71
Tunisia
357
Turkey
358
United Arab Emirates
Eastern Europe
360
More Than One Country
Yemen
360
73
Bulgaria
74
Croatia
74
Western Hemisphere
Czech Republic
75
More Than One Country
361
Estonia
79
Anguilla
362
Hungary
80
Argentina
363
Macedonia
83
Bahamas
367
Poland
83
Barbados
367
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To Send III Information on Dew Programs
If you offer a study-abroad program not listed in this book, you may ask to be
added to the mailing list. Enclose current printed information with your letter.
If your program is appropriate for either Academic Year Abroad or Short-
Term 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
Higher Education Group
809 United Nations Plaza
New York, NY 10017-3580
USA
Fax: [phone]
Credits
Peter Kerrigan
Senior Project Manager:
Marie O'Sullivan
Editor:
Assistant Editors:
Darrel Irving, Justin Kavanagh, Joy Smith, Brid Turner, Mary Ann Wrobleski
Marie Stapleton
Research:
Renee Meyer
Cover Design:
Mollie Melugin
Advertising:
Fifty-first Edition
SHORT-TERM STUDY ABROAD
was formerly published under the titles Summer Study Abroad and Vacation Study Abroad.
Copyright © 2001 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: 087206-262-7
ISSN: 1046-2104
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Ildllertisers
Advertising Policy
disapproval. Advertisers are solely responsible for the
Advertising in IIE's Study Abroad books is open to US
and IIE
accuracy of the information in their advertisements,
and foreign higher educational institutions, private
advertising.
may not be held responsible for any false
organizations, and companies that service the
international educational exchange community.
Program listings in Academic Year Abroad and Short-
Term Study Abroad are free of charge and are provided by
The Institute of International Education does not
IIE as a public educational service. They are not contingent
attempt to evaluate programs listed in the books, nor
by the sponsor. See
upon the purchase of advertising space
their
can it verify statements made by advertisers in
Index I: Sponsoring Institutions to find the program
ads. Inclusion of a program or advertisement does not
listings for most of the advertisers listed below.
imply IIE recommendation, nor does omission imply IIE
Instituto Cultural Oaxaca
Academic Programs Abroad
International Council for Cultural Exchange
AirTreks.com
ISA (International Studies Abroad)
American Institute for Foreign Study
IS Aix-en-Provence
American Inter Continental University
ITC-International TEFL Certificate
American Universities International Program
Ithaca College
American University of Paris
Lingua Service Worldwide
AustraLearn
Michigan State University
Beaver College, Center for Education Abroad
Modern Language Studies Abroad
Boston University
Naropa University
BUNAC
New York University
Caffe Italiano Club Centro di Lingua & Cultura Ita liana
Pont-Aven School of Art
Center for Bilingual Multicultural Studies, Universidad
Rollins College
Internacional
Semester in Spain
Center for Cross-Cultural Study
Southern Methodist University
College Consortium for International Studies
Studio Art Centers International
College Year in Athens
SUNY College at New Paltz
Council
SUNY College at New Paltz, Language Immersion
Cuauhnahuac
Institute
Educational Directories Unlimited
Syracuse University
Endicott College
TEFL International
ENFOREX Spanish Language School
Tufts University
Escuela Internacional
University of Arizona
European Heritage Institute
University of Joensuu
IES, Institute for the International Exchange of
University of Kansas
Students
University of Malta
IH Espana
University Studies Abroad Consortium
Institute for American Universities
Villanova University
Institute of Spanish Studies
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SHORT-TERM STUDY ABROAD 2001
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