Location
Copenhagen is a little bit off the beaten track--which is exactly why it is so interesting. You will find it a cosmopolitan capital of 1.5 million people; a safe and hospitable city that was founded in 1167 and now combines medieval charm with modern lifestyles and easy access to the rest of continental Europe.

COURSES
• DIS offers twenty-two 3-dredit courses within fifteen academic disciplines.
• The courses are offered in two consecutive sessions.
• You can choose to enroll in one course for 3 credits, either in Session 1 or Session 2.
• Or you can enroll in two courses for 6 credits, one in Session 1 and one in Session 2.


Successful completion of this program and a special project, administered by the Office of International Programs, fulfills the Core 200 OR Global Perspectives requirement.

COURSE OFFERINGS

SESSION I:  May 19-June 9, 2010

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Children with Special Needs

Includes a practicum in Copenhagen and a study tour in Denmark

Design and Society in Denmark

Includes a study tour in Denmark

HIV/AIDS in Europe:  Biomedical Perspectives

Includes a study tour in Denmark. *Check pre-requisites.

Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility

Includes a study tour in Denmark.

Introduction to Cellular Neuroscience

Includes a study tour in Denmark.  *Check pre-requisites.

Psychology of Happiness

Includes a study tour in Denmark.

Hans Christian Andersen and the Danish Golden Age

Includes a study tour in Denmark.

Photojournalism

Includes a study tour in Denmark.

Human Trafficking in Europe

Includes a study tour in Denmark & Sweden.

European Business Strategy

Includes a study tour to Brussels.

Human Health and Disease

Includes a study tour to Stockholm, Sweden.

Health Care in Northern Europe

Includes a study tour in Denmark.

SESSION II: June 12-July 2, 2010

 

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Children in a Multicultural Context

Includes a practicum in Copenhagen and a study tour in London.

Analysis & Adaptation of Scandinavian Architecture

Includes a study tour to Norway and Sweden.

HIV/AIDS in Europe:  Publict Health Perspectives

Includes a study tour to Amsterdam.

Evidence-Based Public Health

Includes a study tour to London.

Cross-Cultural Psychology

Includes a study tour to Croatia.

Sustainable Technology and Culture:  Energy and Responses to Climate Change

Includes a study tour to Norway.

Vikings and Sagas:  The Story of Iceland

Includes a study tour to Iceland.

Holocaust and Genocide

Includes a study tour to Poland.

Cross-Cultural Encounters in a European Context

Includes a study tour to Turkey.

European Dimensions of Globalization and Youth Advocacy.

Includes a study tour to Brussels.

European Business Strategy

Includes a study tour to London.

Human Health and Disease

Includes a study tour to Berlin-Poznan.

Health Care in Northern Europe

Includes a study tour in London.

 

Dates
May 19 —June 9, 2010 (Session 1)
June 12-July 2, 2010 (Session 2)
Note: Students can combine sessions 1 & 2 into a six week program.

Costs
The estimated base cost is $3,390 for Session 1, $4,090 for session 2 or $6,990 for six weeks. This price covers books, comprehensive housing fee, tuition, study tours and local commuting costs.

Additional costs include your passport, ISIC card, airfare (estimated at $1325) and spending money (ranging from$125-$300 per week depending on your spending habits, most students average about $250 per week). Students will also pay a $250 administrative fee to the Office of International Programs.

*Kollegium (residence hall) and apartment students add approximately $100 per week for additional meals.

Eligibility
This program is open to all students who are in good academic and social standing. A G.P.A. of at least 3.0 is preferred.

Deadline for Applications:

February 1, 2010

Information

Kevin Morrison - 760-8429