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Program Terms
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Spring
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Summer
Program
Participants
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Undergraduate
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Subject Areas
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Art/Fine Arts
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History -
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Quick Look
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Location:
Delphi, Meteora, Thessaloniki, Olympia, Athens, Iraklion, Mycenae, Epidavros, Crete - Greece
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Language of Instruction: English
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Academic Credit Available: Yes
Overview
The Summer European Cultural History Tours (SUMECHT) offer students a completely unique approach to university study abroad. The programs combine a thorough tour of major cultural and historical sites throughout Europe and the Mediterranean Basin with intense academic study of the culture and history being experienced. These programs provide an ideal learning environment because you integrate reading and writing with direct involvement to achieve a richer understanding of the subject than book learning alone could possibly provide. The Summer European Cultural History Tour is a 70-day program combining the Western European Cultural History Tour (WECHT) with the Mediterranean Cultural History Tour (MEDECHT). The full summer program travels to eight European countries, and begins in London, England and ends in Athens, Greece.
London to Athens
12 credit hours
Length: 70 days
Program Fee $ 8,600* (non-EMU students)
Program Fee: $7,600* (This cost for currently enrolled EMU students reflects a $1,000 reduction in program fee.) *does not include tuition and airfare
Dates: May 25—August 2, 2008
England, France, Germany, Czech Republic, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, and Greece:
London, Paris, Bacharach, Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Munich, Zurich, Venice, Florence, Rome, Naples, Pompeii, Brindisi, Delphi, Meteora, Thessaloniki, Athens, Olympia, Nafplion, Mycenae, and Crete
Our tours are designed to involve students in varied cultural experiences in key cultural centers. We allow some time in major cultural capitals such as London, Edinburgh, Paris, Berlin, Prague, Florence, Rome and Athens to enable students to further explore for themselves the cultural environment of these great cities. Theater, opera, concert performances and guided museum tours are included in the tour price. During the last 30 years, our staff has conducted more than 140 successful tours to Western and Eastern Europe, the Mediterranean, Russia, Israel, Egypt and Asia. In planning its itineraries, we rely on our staff's thorough knowledge of European history and culture acquired through extensive travel and study.
Academic Credit
Academic credit is available.
Students must enroll in 12 semester hours of Eastern Michigan University credit on the Summer European Cultural History Tour (6 on the Western European portion of the summer program and 6 on the Mediterranean Cultural History Tour portion of the summer program). Students enroll in one three-credit course in history and one three-credit course in art on each part of the program, and must complete all course requirements. The courses offered are designed to meet basic studies or general education requirements. Courses at the 300 and 400 level may meet major or minor requirements. EMU students must take Art 100 before taking Art 379. Eastern Michigan University is fully accredited.
Housing/Accommodation
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Hostel
The program fee covers the costs of tour hotels, pensions, hostels and couchettes on overnight trains. Accommodations provide participants with a variety of living experiences. Most accommodations are multiple occupancy. International Youth Hostels usually provide dormitory-style rooms with multiple beds, a common sink and shared restroom and shower facilities. Pensions are privately-run small hotels. Hotels are chosen for their central location.
Program Costs
London to Athens
12 credit hours
Length: 70 days
Program Fee $ 8,600* (non-EMU students)
Program Fee: $7,600* (This cost for currently enrolled EMU students reflects a $1,000 reduction in program fee.) *does not include tuition and airfare
Costs
Include: The Program Fee includes: 1. All air, rail, ferry and bus transportation between cities. 2. Field trips and excursions by train, chartered bus, or boat. 3. Tickets to all musical events and theater productions arranged by the program. 4. Entrance tickets to museums visited by the program. 5. International Student Identity Card. 6. CMI Insurance7. Room based on multiple occupancy. 8. Couchettes when possible on overnight trains. 9. Breakfasts (mostly continental) and one other meal per day. 10. Hotel service charges and local taxes. Items not included: 1. Tuition for 12 undergraduate credit hours.* 2. Air transportation to and from the U.S. 3. One meal per day. 4. Drinks at all program lunches and dinners. 5. Street car, bus or subway fares within cities to concerts, museums, etc. 6. Passports, textbooks, laundry, independent travel and expenses of a purely personal nature.
Financial Aid
Yes.
EMU students may apply Finanical Aid to this program. The Emanuel Fenz Scholarship is available to EMU students with financial need. Non-EMU students must check with the financial aid offices of their home institutions.
Dates
Dates: May 25—JAugust 2, 2008
Deadlines
Early Application deadline is February 15, 2008
Contact
Eastern Michigan University
Academic Programs Abroad
103 Boone Hall
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
USA
Tel:
1-800-777-3541
Fax:
734-487-4377
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