STUDY
ABROAD
Georgia
Southern University provides many opportunities for
students studying foreign languages to study abroad.
The
Center for International Studies is your best source
for information concerning studying abroad, whether
you decide to go for an entire school year, a semester
only, or for one of the many popular summer programs.
Check out their
Study Abroad Web Site for more detailed information.
Segovia,
Spain
(Directed
by GSU Spanish Professor: Dr. Jorge W. Suazo)
The Foreign Language
Department encourages all students studying a language
to study abroad and currently sponsors a program to
Segovia,
Spain.
For the Segovia, Spain
Study Abroad program, students should plan to finish
SPAN 2002 prior to going abroad (or the equivalent thereof).
The courses that are offered are at the 3000 level and
above and serve to help Spanish majors and minors become
more fluent by submersing them directly into the language.
Madrid,
Spain
(part
of the European Council (EC) of the University System
of Georgia)
For
the last decade, the European Council (EC) of the University
System of Georgia has been offering study abroad programs
in Europe that are organized and led by faculty members
from Georgia colleges and universities and open to students
enrolled in any accredited college or university. Many
GSU students study abroad in Madrid, Spain through the
University
System of Georgia Study Abroad Program
where sstudents are able to enroll in CORE courses such
as Art, World Literature, Anthropology, and Geography
including lower-level Spanish courses. Deadline:
March 7, 2008.
Tours,
France
For
students wishing to study French next summer,
the University of
West Georgia offers a program to Tours, France.
Program
Director:
Dr. Ioanna Chatzidimitriou
phone: (678) 839 5954
office: 118 Cobb Hall
email :
safrance@westga.edu
CLICK
HERE for more
information on the program.
Germany
For students wishing
to study German, UGA offers offers a program to Erlangen,
Germany:
CLICK HERE. The University System of Georgia
also has a program in Bonn, Germany that is directly
related to the European Council:
CLICK HERE.
Mexico
Another
very popular program is the Exchange Program organized
through the
Universidad Veracruzana in Xalapa, Mexico.
Please
be sure to stop by the Foreign Language Department to
pick up brochures and to ask any Foreign Language faculty
member for more information
