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Germany
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May 29 - June 29, 2007 |
| Cost: |
$2525 |
| Summary: |
This five-week program is designed to
give students experience living in Germany, a first-hand view of German culture and
interaction with German families. Excursions to selected sites are integrated into the |
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Additional
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| Location: |
REGENSBURG
Regensburg lies on the confluence of the Danube, the Naab and the Regen rivers.
Abundant with old world charm, Regensburg is a romantic medieval and early modern
city. With a population of 130,000, it is the fifth largest city in Bavaria. It is rich in history
with ruins going back to Roman times. At one time it was also the administrative seat of
the Holy Roman Empire and later the capital of Bavaria. The splendid Gothic cathedral of
St. Peter survived World War II and dominates the landscape. Regensburg is close to the
cosmopolitan city of Munich as well as Nuremberg, Bayreuth and the Czech border. The
most centrally located summer study program in Europe, it provides easy access to many
European destinations. Cultural trips to the famous castles of Neuschwanstein, Linderhof
and Herrenchiemsee as well as an overnight trip to Salzburg in Austria and day trips to
the Eagle' s Nest and the Königssee, and also Munich are planned.
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| Eligibility: |
The program is open to qualified undergraduate and graduate students. An application
with a deposit of $275 (non-refundable if accepted to program) is due on or before
February 5, 2007.
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Academic
Program: |
Enrollment is for 7 credits.
GER 101 Elementary German (4) GER 422 German Literature 2 (3)
GER 201 Intermediate German (4) GER 484 Internship (1-7)
GER 202 Intermediate German (4) GER 494 German Lang. & Cult. (3-4)
GER 311 German Conv. (3) GER 499 Independent Study (1-3)
GER 312 German Conv. I (3) GER 521 History of German Lang. (3)
GER 313 German Conv. I (3) GER 590 Reading & Conference (1-7)
GER 411 Adv. Grammar/Comp (3) GER 593 Applied Project (1-7)
GER 412 Adv. Grammar/Comp (3) GER 599 Thesis (1-7)
GER 421 German Literature 1 (3)
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Living
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Students will be housed in a local hotel based on double or triple occupancy.
Accommodations with families may be available for a limited number of students.
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| Cost: |
The cost of $2,525 (subject to possible change) includes: lodging with breakfast, a rental
cell phone, ISIC card, local transportation, entrance fees to selected excursions. Not
included: ASU tuition and fees, transportation to and from Regensburg, meals other
than breakfast, books and personal expenses. Financial aid is available for eligible students.
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| For More Information Contact: |
Prof. John Alexander,
Program Director
Department of
Languages and
Literatures, DLL 408
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ 85287-0202
Phone: (480) 390-6092;
(480) 965-4614; (480)
595-3197
E-mail:
johnalexander3@cox.net
or
john.alexander@asu.edu
Shana Bell, M.A.,
Associate Program
Director
Department of
Languages and
Literatures, LL173J
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ 85287-0202
Phone: (480) 965-2129;
(602) 441-4226
E-mail:
Shana.Bell@asu.edu
For further information visit the German Summer Program Site
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