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Program Terms
Fall
Spring
Academic
Year
Program
Participants
Undergraduate
(College)
Subject Areas
Anthropology
Culture
Development
Studies
Economics
Environmental
Studies
Geography
Health
Sciences
History -
General
Latin
American Studies
Linguistics
Literature -
General
Philosophy
Psychology
Religious
Studies
Sociology
Spanish
Women's
Studies
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Quick Look
Location:
Santo Domingo - Dominican Republic
Host Institution: Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO) - FLACSO is linked to other research and teaching centers throughout Latin America and was founded by UNESCO, the UN agency dedicated to education, culture, and science. Its internationally known faculty is also associated with one or more universities in Santo Domingo.
Language of Instruction: Spanish
Academic Credit Available: Yes
Overview
The goals of the Liberal Arts program are to provide advanced Spanish language students with an opportunity to significantly improve their Spanish language skills in a local context through specially-designed Spanish language courses as well as offer a critical appreciation of the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean from a social sciences perspective. These goals are achieved through coursework and the opportunity to work in a structured internship with a local grassroots development project as well as non-credit volunteer opportunities, cultural activities, and living with a Dominican family.
Academic Credit
Academic credit is available.
Recommended Credit
semester: 15 semester/22.5 quarter hours
academic year: 30 semester/45 quarter hours
Eligibility
- Overall GPA 2.75
- 5 semesters of college-level Spanish or equivalent
- Spanish language course within the past year recommended
Housing/Accommodation
Homestay / Host Family
Dominican Homestays
Program Costs
Current pricing will begin to be available on 8/15/08 on our website.
Costs
Include: The CIEE fees for 2008-09 include tuition, housing, all meals, optional on-site airport meet and greet, full-time leadership and support, orientation, cultural activities (museum visits, music festivals, book fairs, theater and dance performances), local excursions (a visit to the colonial zone, Museo del Hombre, Galerνa de Arte Moderno, markets, ecological preserves and a visit to an Afro-Dominican community), two overnight field trips (such as to the Samanα peninsula), access to university libraries, admission fees to host university events, immersion activities including Dominican peer advisors, comprehensive student handbook, pre-departure advising, and a CIEE iNext travel card which provides insurance and other travel benefits.
Financial Aid
Yes.
We have several scholarships that students can apply for. Contact CIEE for details.
Dates
Fall - 19 weeks
late July - mid-December
Spring - 19 weeks
early January- early May
Academic Year - 39 weeks
late July - early May
Deadlines
Fall or Academic Year - April 1; Spring - October 15 (Keep an eye on our website for any deadline extensions)
Contact
CIEE
300 Fore Street
Portland, ME 04101
USA
Tel:
1-800-40-STUDY
Fax:
207-553-4299
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