Summer University Prague 2011, taking place at Charles University in Prague (Czech Republic) during September 2011 (September 3 – 18). Its topic is “East goes west – West goes east?: Searching for a new European order after 1990”.
This study programme is internationally acknowledged and recognized, successful participants will be given 12 ECTS.
For detailed information please:
A six-week Chinese language study program will be offered to current UNSW students during the summer term period (December 2011 – January 2012).
The cost of the program (excluding airfares) is AUD$2600.00.
Students who are interested in taking the 2011/2012 Yunnan Program, and would like to receive information update can complete an Expression of Interest (EOI) survey here.
Full information about the program, including application details, will be available in July.
Further information is available at the School website: http://languages.arts.unsw.edu.au/chinese-studies-resources/study-abroad/
The application deadline for the Stockholm University School of Business Summer Program has been extended to June 15, 2011.
The program will take place over the course of six weeks, from July 3 – August 15. Three courses will be offered in sequence: Sweden & The Financial Crisis, Fraud Risk Management, and The Swedish Model In Transition, each of which will be worth 6 ECTS credits.
Limited seats are left for session 1 (5 seats) and session 3 (9 seats). Session 1 from July 4, 2011- July 15, 2011 and session3: Aug 1, 2011- Aug 12, 2011. Session two is now full but students can be put on a waiting list if desired. Students are welcome to choose from one or both of the sessions. Housing will be provided in Stockholm University’s student housing. In addition to coursework, an extracurricular program will be arranged with social and cultural events.
More information about the program is available on the website, http://www.fek.su.se/en/Education/Exchange-students/Summer-programme-2011. Attached is also a flyer (Flyer Summer School) containing information on the program. Students are welcome to contact Stockholm University for more information at summer@fek.su.se.
UNSW students who wish to attend these courses should complete the GEP_Outgoing_UNSW applicationv2 and return to m.kofod@unsw.edu.au one week prior to the application deadline.
Update: There are still some scholarships available for the 2011 Leeds International Summer School (LISS) worth £1645 each!
LISS students immerse themselves in British culture in one of the best student cities in the UK, following a full academic and social programme which traces the history, culture and beauty of Yorkshire and beyond.
Applying is easy: students simply submit the standard application form and all supporting documentation, as detailed on the website www.leeds.ac.uk/summer .
If you have any questions, please contact summer@leeds.ac.uk
Deadline: 31 May 2011.
UNSW students who wish to attend these courses should complete the GEP_Outgoing_UNSW applicationv2 and return to m.kofod@unsw.edu.au one week prior to the application deadline.
The Chinese Language and Silk Road Study Tour to Gansu Province is open to students and staff across all faculties of UNSW who have undertaken either Chinese language or Chinese Studies courses, including the summer course ‘Along the Silk Road’. In cooperation with Lanzhou University, the study tour will include, visits to historical sites such as Dunhuang, Chinese language and Silk Road related lectures. The aim of the tour is to build on participants’ knowledge of China to provide a deeper insight into the history of the Silk Road.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: extended to the 6th May 2011
Further information:
Sciences Po’s new Language and Culture Summer School will take place at Sciences Po’s Europe-Asia campus in le Havre from 4th to 23rd July. This programme is open to international students (degree-seeking or exchange students) on a first-come, first-served basis.
The deadline for applications is May 16th 2011
The attached document (Sciences Po Language and Culture Summer School) provides information on the programme content, application details and programme fees. You will also find this information on the International Office website:
http://www.international.sciences-po.fr/en/new-french-language-and-social-sciences-summer-school-2011
For further questions, please contact the Summer School Team at Sciences Po at: summer.school@sciences-po.fr
UNSW students who wish to attend this course should complete the GEP_Outgoing_UNSW applicationv2 and return to m.kofod@unsw.edu.au two weeks prior to the application deadline.
Greetings from Stockholm! This summer, we are pleased to announce our first-ever summer program for international students, exclusively for students at our partner universities. The program will take place over the course of six weeks, from July 2 – August 16.
Three courses will be offered in sequence:
each of which will be worth 6 ECTS credits. Students are welcome to choose from one, two or all of the courses. Housing will be provided in Stockholm University’s student housing. In addition to coursework, an extracurricular program will be arranged with social and cultural events.
The program will be offered on a tuition-free exchange basis where two incoming summer students will count as one incoming semester student. The courses are on the undergraduate level and are suitable for students with a wide range of backgrounds, including students with other majors than business.
A fee of 3500 Swedish kronor per session will be charged to cover actual costs for housing, public transportation in Stockholm, course materials and cultural events/excursions.
Attached is a SUSB Summer Program 2011 flyer containing information on the program. Students are welcome to contact us for more information at summer@fek.su.se.
UNSW students who wish to attend these courses should complete the GEP_Outgoing_UNSW applicationv2 and return to m.kofod@unsw.edu.au by May 6, 2011.
The Dragon Foundation, Dragon 100 Young Chinese Leaders Forum 2011, will be held on 24 July – 1 Aug 2011. The programme will provide a platform for meeting, sharing and discussion by participants who despite their different backgrounds have the same Chinese ethnicity. Participants would be able to gain a better understanding of their Chinese origin, hence reinforcing their sense of identity as outstanding “Young Dragons”.
Details of the Dragon 100 Young Chinese Leaders Forum 2011 are as follow:
Date: 24 July to 1 August 2011
Location: Hong Kong (3-day) and Taiwan (6-day)
Number of participants: 100 (including ethnic Chinese youth leaders from HKSAR, Mainland China, Taiwan, Macau, other Southeast Asia countries & elsewhere in the world)
Eligibility: Apart from having Chinese ethnicity, candidates must be aged between 18 and 35 and must be nominated by universities or other educational institutions, organizations and/or corporations.
Selection criteria: Outstanding academic performance, award recipients or exceptionally talented in a non-academic area, consistent record of involvement in community service or an outstanding record in extra-curricular activities.
Closing date for nominations: 7 May 2011
Programme Foci :
Your Universitiy / Organization are invited to nominate outstanding Chinese youth who demonstrated leadership skills. Since we highly encourage outstanding young Chinese to benefit to this programme , we do not have any nomination quota from organization.
More information regarding the application details will be announced in our website : www.dragonfoundation.net .
How to apply:
UNSW students who wish to attend these courses should complete the GEP_Outgoing_UNSW application form and return to m.kofod@unsw.edu.au by the 2nd May 2011.
The Language Education Institute at Seoul National University will offer a Summer Korean Language Program from June 27 to July 29/August 1 to August 19, 2011. This program is intended for students who wish to study the Korean language intensively for a short period of time. The program will provide students a great opportunity to learn more about Korea’s culture and language with friends from all over the world.
Further information:
How to apply:
UNSW students who wish to attend these courses should complete the GEP_Outgoing_UNSW application form and return to m.kofod@unsw.edu.au at least two weeks prioir to the deadline.
Each summer TECNUN offers a wide variety of courses taught in English and Spanish. Below find listing for courses presently confirmed*:
• Introduction to microrobotics
• Design and optimization of hybrid power systems with HOMER
• From Local to Global
• Moving from PUSH to PULL systems
• Professional and Personal Development through Decision-making
• An Introduction to Cardiovascular Fluid Mechanics
• Introduction to Systems Thinking
• Communicate with Impact
• Fundamentals of Medical Imaging
• Business Spanish Course
• Oportunidades en empresas de tecnología social
Tuition fees
There is a reduced fee of 130 € for students of our partner institutions.
Students from non-partner universities fees set at 180 €.
There is a once off tuition fee and this entitles participants to take multiple courses and covers all extracurriuclar activities. Please consult our website.
Courses period
• From the 27th of June to the 1st of July.
• From the 4th to the 8th of July.
For further course details:
UNSW students who wish to attend these courses should also complete the GEP_Outgoing_UNSW applicationv2 and return to m.kofod@unsw.edu.au.
