Modern Language Programs
Location: Cartago, Costa Rica
Date: June 3rd-June 28, 2019
Price: Fees for FUNDATEC: $1,350 US dollars (this price includes housing, airport transportation,
educational tours, and workshops).
Fees for University of Dallas: $3,150 (per six-credit hour class) plus $275 Fee.
Total: $4,775 (Airfare not included)
Total price includes the following: bank fees to make wire transfer, tuition for 6 credits of University of Dallas tuition, room and board, excursions to Heredia, Alajuela, and San José, activities in the afternoon.
There will be an option of staying an extra week to do service learning for an additional $150.
Fee paid to UD is non-refundable and due upon acceptance. This includes administrative fee, cost of faculty escort, and ISIC international insurance.
Type of Accommodations: Housing with local families.
Classes offered: MSP 2311/2312 Second-Year Spanish I and Second-Year Spanish II taught by Dr. Muñoz-Solano
Application deadline: Application extended to February 1, 2019.
For more information email Dr. Néfer Muñoz-Solano at nmunozsolano@udallas.edu
or visit the program website https://www.tec.ac.cr/
This program is eligible for financial aid.
Location: Ávila, Spain
Date: July 1-26, 2019
Price: 2400 euros (approx. $2760) plus $275 fee paid to UD (Airfare not included)
Price includes the following:
Fee paid to UD is non-refundable and due upon acceptance. This includes administrative fee and ISIC international insurance.
Please note: Upon acceptance a 100 euro (~ $115) non-refundable deposit will also be due to UCAV. This amount will be deducted from your final payment to UCAV. Instructions on making this payment will be included in the acceptance packet.
Type of Accommodations: Dorms or Housing with local families.
Classes offered: Spanish Culture and Civilization, Business Spanish, Spanish Mysticism, Survey of Spanish Literature I and II, Medical Spanish for Health Care Professionals.
Application deadline: January 16, 2019
For more information email Dr. Jose Espericueta at jespericueta@udallas.edu and visit https://www.ucavila.es/
Location: ILCF (Institut de Langue et de Culture Française) at the Université Catholique de
Lyon (UCLy) (Catholic University of Lyon, France)
Dates: July 2-26, 2019 (plan to arrive in Lyon on July 1, 2019).
Paris Pre-Program Cultural Tour and Orientation (optional): June 28-July 1, 2019 (price TBD)
Fee Paid Directly to Program: 1349 euros (US $1564 as of October 2018)
Price includes the following: complete tuition and home stay accommodation, two meals a day during the week, and three meals a day on weekends, laundry, excursions and cultural activities in Lyon, pick up from airport/train station. (Airfare not included)
Additional Fee paid to UD: TBD
Fee paid to UD is non-refundable and due upon acceptance. This includes administrative
fee, cost of faculty escort, and ISIC international insurance.
Classes offered: French Grammar and Conversation, History of France, History of Lyon and Rhone Alpes, Francophone world, Political Parties and Electoral System in France, French Literature, French Press and Mass Media, Great Artists of France.
Type of Accommodations: Housing with local families.
Additonal Faculty-Escorted Trips (Optional):
Overnight Trip to Geneva during program:
Dates: TBA
Price: $175 (tentative price) includes hotel and train. Does not include meals or entrance
fees.
Application deadline: January 16, 2019
For more information, e-mail Prof. Irina Rodriguez at irodriguez@udallas.edu and visit http://www.ilcf.net/
View a powerpoint about the program here.
In the fall there will be informational meetings where students will learn more about the study abroad options available to them and how to apply. In the spring the program directors will hold a preparation meeting to help prepare students for their study abroad experience.
| Program | Date | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cartago, Avila, Ecuador | Oct. 24, 2018 | 5:00 pm | Anselm 222 |
|
Study Abroad Lyon, France |
Oct. 22, 2018 | 3:00 pm | Anselm 222 |
| Program | Date | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Avila | Feb. 22, 2019 | 4:00 pm | Anselm 220 |
| Costa Rica | Feb. 27, 2019 | 5:00 pm |
Anselm 220 |
| Lyon | March 18, 2019 | 3:30 pm |
TBA |
Applications are due January 16, 2019. Notifications of acceptance will be delivered mid-February.
Complete applications consist of: an Online application, Health Form, Release Form, Essay and Passport Copy. If you do not have a valid passport please apply for one immediately.
Students accepted by the University of Dallas to one of the 2019 Modern Languages Study Abroad Programs must submit registration materials to the Modern Languages Department by March 20, 2019. Review your program checklists for more information about dates and deadlines.
Avila
Costa Rica
Lyon
Rome Research Experience
All Program Forms
Review these brochures.
You may also purchase trip cancellation insurance with World Nomads. Review their website at https://www.worldnomads.com/travel-insurance/.
You may also purchase property insurance with NSSI. Review the brochure or click to purchase.
For further information, please visit www.myisic.com/travel/travel-insurance/.
Science Programs
Accommodations: UD Rome Campus
Tentative Dates: May 23 - August 3, 2019
Price: $3650 includes room, board*, insurance, transportation to Tor Vergata, and program
fees.
* board includes breakfast/dinner M-F when Rome campus mensa (cafeteria) is open;
and weekend meals when mensa is open. (airfare not included).
Credits
6 Biology Internship credits
3 Language elective credits (optional for Italian concentration).
Application Materials:
Application due date: October 15, 2018
Submit application to Ms. Brenda Leary email bleary@udallas.edu,
Subject line: RRE Applicant [your name]
(*please ask the recommending person to email the letter to Ms. Brenda Leary at bleary@udallas.edu or send her a hard copy to the Biology Department)
Research areas:
Please view our powerpoint.
Questions? Dr. William Cody at wcody@udallas.edu or Dr. Deanna Soper at dsoper@udallas.edu.
This program is eligible for financial aid. Please visit the Financial Aid office for more information.
Dates: Interterm 2019
Price: See Webpage (https://www.
Credits:
3 Tropical Ecology and Ecopsychology - lecture course (taught UD Dallas & Belize)
1 Hour lab course (taught in Belize)
Students may take either course lecture or lab or both. However, BOTH sections require travel to Belize.
Program sign-up deadline: September 12, 2018
Additional information: This course addresses concepts in ecology using tropical habitats with a particular focus on rainforest and coral reef environments. Emotional and spiritual connection to the environment is explored through immersion in tropical habitats in Belize.
Note: The class and lab are optional for participants in the tour. Students can elect to join the trip without enrollment in the class/lab.
For more information, view the webpage link: (https://www.
Questions? Dr. Scott Churchill at bonobo@udallas.edu or Dr. Deanna Soper at dsoper@udallas.edu.
This program is eligible for financial aid. Please visit the Financial Aid office for for further information.
Dates: Mayterm 2019
Location:
Price: $2100
Credits: 4 Credits in Astronomy
Program sign-up deadline: April 15, 2019
Required Forms:
Questions? Dr. Rich Olenick at olenick@udallas.edu
This program is eligible for financial aid. Please visit the Financial Aid office for for further information.
These are programs with which UD does not necessarily have a formal partnership. Students apply directly to and directly pay the program and arrange for transfer credit per the standard UD Transfer Credit Acceptance Policy.
Students planning on studying in any of these programs should register their intent with the Rome and Study Abroad Office and work with the faculty advisor listed below (if any) to apply directly to the program.
Students traveling abroad independently are advised to:
The following are programs with which UD has a formal partnership.
Study abroad in Mexico City, ITAM (Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México) for a wonderful summer course! This three-week intensive summer course offers multi-disciplinary insights into Mexico’s vast potential and complexities. The objective is for students to understand Mexico through its language, history, culture, politics and economic opportunities. The first week, they will take a look into Mexico’s history and culture; the second they will learn about Mexican politics and current issues –international and national; and the third week they will be given a thorough insight of Mexico’s economy and trade policy with a special accent on business in Mexico. Each week on Fridays there is a planned trip that will strengthen the knowledge they have been given.
Date: Academic Module: June 24 - July 12, 2019 Language Module: July 15 - 31, 2019
Costs: Non-refundable program fee of US $250, tuition cost: Academic Module: US $1,550 for 6 credits; Language Module $1000 for 6 credits; room cost per month: US $370 (shared bath) or $500 (private bath), and airfare.
Application due date is May 1, 2017.
For more information visit http://summer.itam.mx/ and contact Dr. Jose Espericueta at jespericueta@udallas.edu, Ileana Jinich at ileana.jinich@itam.mx, Valeria Zepeda at vzepeda@itam.mx or Mary Anne Leenheer at leenheer@itam.mx.
Rikkyo University is a Christian liberal arts university based in Tokyo. This program is offered on their campus in Niiza Japan. The entire program comprises 45 hours of classroom instruction on Japanese language plus 25 hours of lectures on Japanese culture and society, including field trips. The program capacity is limited. Upon completing the program, participants will be given a certificate of completion and an official transcript.
Dates: January 9 - 24, 2019
Costs: ~USD $2,715 (300,000 yen) includes tuition, room, board and fees but does not include transportation costs to or within Japan or any miscellaneous expenses.
Application deadline is September 28, 2018.
For more information please contact Mrs. Rebecca Davies at bdavies@udallas.edu or email or email sijp@rikkoyo.ac.jp
Further information please visit this website: https://cjle.rikkyo.ac.jp/english/sijp/default.aspx and download these handouts: Rikkyo Short Term program and Application requirements.
The following are programs with which UD does not necessarily have a formal partnership. Again, students apply directly to and directly pay the program and arrange for transfer credit per the standard UD Transfer Credit Acceptance Policy.
Students planning on studying or interning abroad in any of these or any other programs should register their intent with the Rome and Study Abroad Office and work with the faculty advisor listed below (if any) to apply directly to the program.
The program is intended for students and professionals in the Humanities, especially in the areas of German Studies and Political Sciences / Economics. For more information visit, http://www.ku.de/en/international/summer-school/.
Important Dates: July 22 – August 14, 2019
For application guidance contact Dr. Jacob-Ivan Eidt jieidt@udallas.edu.
Spend a summer or semester in Heidelberg, Germany! The European Study Center (ESC) in Heidelberg, the center of Europe, is the ideal location for students to study abroad in Germany, gain an in-depth understanding of the EU, and to explore the continent in their free time. All courses are taught in the English language, either at the ESC or at our local partner university, the SRH University Heidelberg. ESC courses cover a wide range of topics from business, psychology, art history, sociology, world literature, and European history. Students are housed in the historic Villa Krehl, a charming 100-year old mansion nestled into one of Heidelberg’s most prestigious areas.
The semester and summer program fees include courses transcript through University of the Incarnate Word, accommodations, roundtrip airport transfer, and multiple excursions and cultural activities.
Important Dates:
Spring 2019 deadline: October 1, 2018
Summer I deadline: March 1, 2019
Summer II deadline: April 1, 2019
For more information please visit www.studyabroad-germany.eu.
A month-long Summer experience for talented college students who desire to evangelize culture. The Catholic Worldview Fellowship seeks to contemplate reality from the standpoint of Faith. Therefore, the course aims to provide a life changing experience where students see one’s life and future through the lens of the Catholic faith. Fellows will spend three weeks at Schloss Wissen, a picturesque castle in the German Rhineland with origins dating back to the 14th century and one week in Rome, the epicenter of Catholicism.
Dates: July 5 - August 1, 2019
Application Deadline: March 1, 2019
Costs: $4,950 (Does not include travel to Dusseldorf and from Rome)
Location: Schloss Wissen in Germany
For more information please contact: Fr. Ryan Richardson, LC. richardson@legionaries.org or visit: http://catholicworldview.com
This five-week (June 16 – July 20, 2019) field school gives students the opportunity to excavate on the site of the ancient Latin city of Gabii. Located 11 miles east of Rome, Gabii has been the focus of an international team of Italians, Americans and Canadians for more than twelve years now. Each summer, university students apply to aid in the excavation through a field school run by the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
The fee for the for-credit program is $4950 (not including airfare and meals apart from weekday lunches). Students with a minimum GPA of 2.5 and at least sophomore standing may apply for 3 Classics department internship credits by obtaining an internship registration form and syllabus from the Office of Personal and Career Development website. This form must be signed by Dr. Sweet, the Classics Department chair. The course fee for credit for internship 3V57 is $100 paid to UD.
The application deadline is March 1, 2019. For more information on the program and how to apply, visit the project's Gabii page, read the flyer, email gabii.project@gmail.com or Dr. Elizabeth Robinson at erobinson@udallas.edu. You can also read about the Gabii experience on the student blog. If you have the information you need you can Apply now!
This is a well-known, highly respected study abroad program in mathematics, targeted primarily for students at liberal arts institutions. For more information visit https://www.budapestsemeters.com/.
Fall Deadline: April 1
Spring Deadline: October 15
Summer Deadline: March 1
Students interested may contact Dr. John Osoinach at josoinach@udallas.edu
The University of Georgia Residential Center in Cortona, Italy offers study abroad programs in Art and Art History during the Spring, Summer and Fall academic terms. Additionally, it runs more concentrated programs during the month of May; these "Maysemester" programs specialize in a variety of disciplines, including Science and Art History, Viticulture and Enology and Theatre. For more information visit https://cortona.uga.edu/.
Cortona is a hill town located in central Italy, in the region of Tuscany, approximately 65 miles from Florence, and 120 miles from Rome. Many visitors travel to Cortona from around the world, giving the town an unmistakably international flavor. Each year it hosts numerous concerts, festivals, performances and exhibitions, and there is an active community of artists living in and around Cortona.
Its history begins during the Etruscan period (600-300 BCE), and includes occupation by the Roman Empire, rebirth as a medieval comune (independent city-state) and prosperity during the Italian Renaissance under the Grand Duke of Florence. It is the birthplace of painters Luca Signorelli (1445-1523) and Gino Severini (1883-1966).
Important Dates:
Spring 2019 deadline: October 12, 2018
Summer 2019 deadline: January 18, 2019
Fall 2019 deadline: March 1, 2019
Students interested may contact Steven Foutch at sfoutch@udallas.edu.
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