Study Abroad 2009 Programs at Broward College

Earn college credit as you explore ancient lands, study the works and artifacts of world famous museums and learn about the architectural wonders of the modern world. New study tours are created each year directed by qualified college faculty.

For information, contact: Ms. Katie Barcikowski at (954) 201-7709 or kbarciko@broward.edu or the contact person identified below for each program for courses available and prices.

Limited Study Abroad Scholarships are available for summer programs until February 17, 2009.  Contact your faculty coordinator or the Study abroad office for an application form.
Some space is available in each of the following programs.  Please note contact information below for details.

Institutional programs for 2009

Summer in Spain

Four week study abroad program for intensive language and cultural acquisition from May 28 to July 1, 2009.

International College of Seville, Spain

Six college credits in Spanish and Culture

Fall and spring semester length programs are also available with additional course options provided.  Go to www.broward.edu/spain for more details.

Contact:
Katie Barcikowski
Study Abroad Coordinator
(954) 201-7709
kbarciko@broward.edu

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Cambridge University International Summer School, Cambridge, England

(July and August mini terms) 
Two or four week long summer study abroad experience in Cambridge, England as a part of a statewide consortia of public colleges and universities. More information.  

Program offers up to six credits in English, history, science, humanities or other fields.

Contact:
Dr. Bill Senior
(954) 201-6322
wsenior@broward.edu

BC faculty sponsored/led programs for 2009:

Availability of these programs depends on sufficient student and community enrollment each year.

Mexico Study Program

(May 14-June 2)                                     
Visit the Yucatan Peninsula and the region of Merida for a tour rich in natural beauty and cultural immersion.  Six credits in Anthropology (Professor Mark Tromans) and Spanish for Travelers (Professor Claudia Sahagun) is offered.  

Contact:
Prof. Mark Tromans, Central
Assoc. Dean of Behavioral Science
(954) 201-6726

mtromans@broward.edu

Summer in Germany to Regensburg, Germany
(June 26–July 18)                   

By popular demand, this program is starting its third successful year of German studies.  Six credits of German (Professor D'Antoni) and Western Civilization (Professor Blaine Brown) are offered.

Contact:
Elisabeth D’Antoni, Central
Foreign Language (German)
(954) 454-7456
edantoni@broward.edu


Italian Language and Culture
(July 3-August 8)
Study art and Italian language at the University of Urbino.
Contact: Prof. Emanuel Paparella, Central Campus, Italian Language instructor, Communications (954) 201-6558 or epaparel@broward.edu or Prof. John Kaufman, Central Campus, Art instructor, Fine Arts, (954) 201-6507 or Jkaufman@broward.edu
Previous knowledge of Italian is not a requirement. Language classes are available at the various levels and students who want  to improve their language proficiency will be placed in language classes according to their previous preparation.  The instructional language for other classes (art, business, civilization) is English.

Urbino is a small, picturesque Renaissance city in the northeastern part of central Italy.  It is about 40 minutes away from the beaches of Pesaro, Rimini and Riccione and three hours from FLorence and Venice, and four hours from Rome. Our student have the opportunity for total immersion into Italian life and culture, and constant use of the Italian language.