All courses are taught in English, unless otherwise noted.
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Location: Cambridge, England
Dates: June 21 - July 7, 2013
Course: Philosophy 426 (3 credits)
Accommodation: hotel
Program Model: Faculty-led
Contact: Larry Herzberg, Clow Faculty 416, 424-7313
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Location: Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney - Australia
Dates: Summer 2013
Course: Liberal Studies 331 & 336 (4 credits total)
Accommodation: dormitory-style; hostels
Program Model: Direct Enroll through a Provider; course professor from UW Oshkosh
Contact: Lori Kuehn, x. 0692
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Locations: Bermuda
Dates: August 18-25, 2014
Courses: Geo 360 (2 cr); Intrntl 333 (1 cr)
Accommodation: residence hall
Program Model: Faculty-led
Contact: Eric Hiatt, Harrington 315, 424-7001
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Location: Fulda - Germany
Dates: July 19 (July 20 arrival in Germany) - August 17, 2013
Courses: Topics in English include German History, Culture & Literature; Poverty; Music Therapy; Intl Health & Stress; Intercultural Communication; Social Work; Sustainability; Intercultural Aspects of Migration; multiple levels of German language
Accommodation: hotel
Program Model: Student Exchange
Contact: Office of International Education
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Location: London, Cambridge, York - England;
Dalkeith, Stirling, New Lanark, Edinburgh - Scotland
Dates: June 18, 2013 - July 13, 2013
Course: Economics 409 (SS) and Economics 427 (3 cr)
Accommodation: hotels; Dalkeith House
Program Model: Faculty-led
Contact: Nancy Burnett, Sage 2481, 424-1471; Lee Van Scyoc, Sage 2483, 424-7153
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Location: Frankfurt - Germany
Dates:
July 20 (July 21 arrival in Germany) - August 17, 2013
Courses: Topics in English include Intercultural Communication, European History, European Economic and Social Policy, European Law, European Central Banking, Money & Macroeconomics, Behavioral Finance, Corporate Finance, Negotiations in Debt Financing; multiple levels of German language
Accommodation: hotel
Program Model: Student Exchange
Contact: Office of International Education
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Location: Dalkeith - Scotland
Dates - Spring: Feb 4 - May 9, 20913
Dates - Summer: Module 1: May 20 - June 6, 2013; Module 2: June 17 - July 5, 2013; Module 3: July 15 - August 1, 2013
Dates - Fall: August 29-December 13, 2013
Courses: courses vary by term
Accommodation: Dalkeith House
Program Model: Affiliate Program with UW-River Falls
Contact: Office of International Education
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Location: Giessen - Germany
Dates: July 19 (arriving in Germany July 20) - August 17, 2013
Courses: Interdisciplinary course taught in English covering business, health, law, ethics, natural sciences; multiple levels of German language
Accommodation: dormitory
Program Model: Student Exchange
Contact: Office of International Education |
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Location: Tuscania, Florence, Rome, and Venice - Italy
Dates:
Fall: early September through mid-December
Fall interim: January
Spring: late January to mid-May
Summer: there are three one-month sessions
Courses:
400+ courses in Anthropology; Archaeology; Art History; Biology; Classical Studies; Communications; Culinary and Nutritional Arts; Cultural Studies; Dance; Drawing and Mixed Media; Economics; Environmental Studies; Fashion Design; Film Studies; Film, Video and Multimedia Production; Gender Studies; Geography; Graphic Design; History; History of Architecture; Interior Design; International Business; International Studies; Italian Language and Culture; Jewelry Design; Literature; Mathematics; Music, Cinema and Theatre Studies; Painting; Peace Studies; Philosophy; Photography; Political Science; Printmaking; Psychology; Religious Studies; Restoration and Conservation; Sculpture and Ceramics; Sociology; Writing
Accommodation: student apartments
Program Model: Direct Enroll
Contact: Office of International Education
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Location: Kassel - Germany
Dates: June 14 (arrival in Germany June 15) - July 13, 2013
Courses: Topics in English include Environmental Engineering and Integrated Environmental Studies, Adaptation Strategies to Climate Change, Civil Engineering: Introduction to Earthquake Engineering, German History and Politics of the 20th Century, Intercultural Communication (in English), German History adn Politics of the 20th Century, Topics in German include Deutsche Geschichte und Politik im 20. Jahrhundert, German Fairytales (in English and German); multiple levels of German language
Accommodation: host family
Program Model: Student Exchange
Contact: Office of International Education |
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Location: Osnabrueck, Germany
Dates: Summer 2012
Courses: TBA
Accommodation: hotel
Program Model: Student Exchange
Contact: Office of International Education
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Location: Marburg - Germany
Dates: July 19 (arrival in Germany July 20) - August 17, 2013
Courses: Topics in English include political science, sociology, history, cultural and regional studies; multiple levels of German language
Accommodation: dormitory
Program Model: Student Exchange
Contact: Office of International Education
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Location: Fulda in the state of Hessen - Germany
Dates: July 19 - August 17, 2013
Courses: Social Work 333
Accommodation: hotel
Program Model: Student Exchange /Faculty-led
Contact: Karen Aspenson, Swart 277, 424-2498
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Location: Seville - Spain
Dates:
early Sept - mid-Dec;
mid-Jan - early May;
late May - late June
Courses: Semester/summer courses in intensive Spanish; semester courses also in Liberal Arts (taught in Spanish or in English, depending on level of fluency) and International Business (taught in English).
Accommodation: host family
Program Model: Affiliate Program with UW-Platteville
Contact: Office of International Education
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Location: multiple locations throughout Japan
Dates: early July through mid-/late August
Course: INTRDISP 399 (internship) or no credit
Accommodation: prefectural buildings; hotels; host families
Program Model: Affiliate Program with the company Guy Healy, Japan
Contact: Office of International Education
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Location: Allendorf and Schwandorf, Germany
Dates: May 18 - July 13, 2013
Courses: BUS 494, Intrdscp 399 or no enrollment
Accommodation: Guest House
Program Model: independent internship
Contact: Gregory Kleinheinz, N/E 101, 424-3302
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Exchange rates & pricing, student participation levels and other factors affect program availability. To find out whether a particular program will be offered within the next year, please contact the Office of International Education.
