Featured Programs
Austria:
Spend a fall or spring semester in Salzburg, Austria studying literature, art, music, German language, and the European Union. A special feature of the Salzburg Semester has always been group travel which includes 10 days in Greece, 10 days in Italy and a weekend in Vienna. Music majors can apply to study “applied music” and will receive private lessons from a member or associate of the world famous Mozarteum.
Application Deadlines: October 15, 2008 for spring 2009 semester and April 15, 2009 for fall 2009 semester
Offered by the University of Redlands
China - Chengdu:
This fall semester program at Sichuan University in Chengdu, China is particularly suitable for students interested in Chinese Language and Culture, International Business, Global Studies, Environmental Studies, Economics and Anthropology. As a focus of the Central Government’s huge development plans, Chengdu is a perfect place to observe urban and rural development, international joint venture corporations, traditional Chinese culture and Tibetan minority culture. Beginning with a nine-day study tour to Beijing and Xian, coursework at the university will be supplemented with related educational excursions. A special focus on Tibet includes a six-part lecture series and a study tour to Tibet. You will contribute to your host community in Chengdu by volunteering as a native English speaker to local schools, tutoring students or teachers, or other service options.
Application Deadline: March 9, 2009 for fall semester 2009
Offered by Pacific Lutheran University
China and Japan:
Expand your knowledge of the Far East by studying in both China and Japan in one semester. Your first eight weeks next for fall semester will be in Beijing, PRC, followed by seven weeks in Kameoka, just outside Kyoto, Japan.
Application deadline: January 31, 2008 for fall semester Offered by North Central College
Costa Rica:
Study next for fall semester semester on a converted coffee plantation outside Alajuela, Costa Rica, ten miles from San Jose while living with a host family. Experience Costa Rican culture first-hand, engage in intensive study of Spanish, and participate in a service learning project or internship.
Application Deadline: January 31, 2008 for fall semester
Offered by North Central College
England:
Live and study in Harlaxton Manor, a nineteenth-century manor house, one hour outside of London. The curriculum is centered on a required six-credit course in British Studies, an integrated overview of British culture, which includes two weekly lectures, two weekly tutorials, and three required field trips that provide experiential learning opportunities. An optional weekend travel program is offered by the college at additional expense. Courses in nursing and engineering are offered each fall, and courses in education are offered most years.
Application Deadline: Oct. 1, 2008 for spring semester and March 1, 2009 for fall semester
Offered by University of Evansville
Greece:
Drury University Center in Volos offers a rich educational experience, including participation in everyday life in a fascinating Greek city; an intensive academic program with workshops, seminars and lectures; and extensive opportunities for travel and site visits. Volos, the fifth largest city in Greece, is located among mountains with a harbor on the beautiful Aegean sea.
Application Deadlines: October 1, 2008 for spring and March 1, 2009 for fall
Offered by Drury University
Norway:
This fall semester semester program at Hedmark University in Hamar, Norway focuses on Norway’s approach to democracy, development and peace in our world today. American students study alongside Namibian and Norwegian students, providing opportunities to compare and contrast worldviews. Students participate in interdisciplinary study of Norwegian culture and society with an emphasis on themes of global engagement and peacemaking. You will study the Nordic democratic model at the beginning of your time at the university and will complete a field study and research project at the end.
Application Deadline: March 9, 2009 for fall semester 2009
Offered by Pacific Lutheran University
Senegal:
Improve your French while studying alongside Senegalese students for spring semester, or for a full academic year, at the University Gaston Berger in St. Louis, Senegal, a lively African town with a bustling marketplace and an annual international jazz festival. Excursions during the semester include an orientation tour and exploration of the city of Saint Louis, ending at Cape Saint Louis for an overnight beach stay; a day at Djoudi, the second largest migratory bird site in the world; and four days and three nights in Nokolokoba, a wild game refuge, including stops at historically significant mosques, temples, and churches along the way. Must have at least two years of college-level French.
Application Deadlines: November 1, 2008 for spring and April 1, 2009 for fall
Offered by Hamline University
Teach in China:
After you graduate, spend a semester or year teaching English in a Chinese college, middle school or secondary school. You will have a two-week orientation program at Drake University before departing for China. You will receive a salary, free apartment, and variable airfare allowance. Cost: $1,150 for the two-week orientation.
Application deadline: March 1, 2009 for students who want to teach in China for Fall 2009 - Spring 2010
Offered by Drake University
Additional Programs
Additional Programs are semester or term and year-long study abroad opportunities available through ANACSA institutions. Additional Programs may or may not have components such as internships, field study, guided travel, and/or service learning, and have not reserved places for ANACSA students. The costs of these programs vary, as does availability. You can find out about these opportunities by clicking the “additional programs” link for the institution in the column to your left in which you are interested.
Types of Opportunities - Domestic
Special Domestic Programs
Additional programs are semester opportunities that have specifically designed curriculum and experiences outside of an institutions regular offerings; although available to ANAC member students, there may be additional fees for such things as transportation, equipment, and supplies. An example of a special program is the Winter at Westminster Program.
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