Summer is often the perfect time to study abroad – you don’t have to worry about missing required courses at Chatham and you can study a topic that interests you and/ or in a unique location. There are also many fully or partially-funded study abroad opportunities. We will update this list as more opportunities and applications become available.
2018 Indonesia Summer Studies Program, May 24-August 2, 2018. This ten week program is held in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Accepted students will pay $2,000 each for this program, partially funded by the US Indonesia Society (USINDO). See program details and the application at http://www.usindo.org/grants-fellowships/summer-language-study/ The application deadline is February 8, 2018.
Global Health – International summer program, July 3-July 31, 2018. This program, taught in English, is based at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) in Israel. The program consists of two courses, Health in the Age of Globalization (4 credits) and Israeli Public Health Innovation for the world (2 credits) as well as one week on-site practicum, professional field trips, exercises and small groups mentoring, and excursions. Students must have completed their junior year to be eligible. Applications will be evaluated by an admissions committee. Scholarships are available for outstanding students. The application deadline is February 25, 2018. Learn more.
University of Roehampton International Summer school, June 7-June 30 and June 28-July 21, 2018. Just outside central London, England, modules offered at University of Roehampton summer school include Londonopolis, Introduction to the London Stage and Media City and Cultural Capital, Please visit their website to find out more and to apply. Each session is about $2990 or attend both sessions for about $5735.
When will you study abroad? For more information about these and other study abroad options, the $1200 study abroad voucher, and study abroad scholarships, stop by the Office of International Affairs, Falk lower level or email internationalaffairs@chatham.edu.