Enrich your studies abroad with a summer immersion program in Germany 2012
Cultural Vistas (www.culturalvistas.org) has partnered with the renowned Carl Duisberg Centrum Language Schools to offer two
short-term summer immersion programs in Germany for university students and recent graduates.
Berlin Language and Politics Program (May 26 – June 30, 2012)
Based in the vibrant German capital of Berlin, this five-week program provides a first-hand introduction to the political landscape of Germany. The program includes a series of professional seminars, meetings with politicians and policy experts, and site visits to nonprofits and government institutions. Participants will also travel outside of Berlin to visit a local Landtag (State Parliament). The discussions focus on current “hot topics” within Germany, including environmental policy, immigration, and European integration.
The fee for this program is $3,500.
Radolfzell Language and Renewable Energy Program (May 21– June 16, 2012)
Based in the picturesque town of Radolfzell am Bodensee, this four-week program offers an insider’s perspective into Germany’s renewable energy practices. The program includes 2-3 guided visits per week to sites throughout a region regarded as a leader in the implementation of renewable energy initiatives. The excursions provide an overview of German renewable energy practices, addressing policy, production, and the implementation of alternative energy sources among other topic areas.
The fee for this program is $3,180.
What’s Included?
• Pre-departure orientation mailing
• Four weeks of instruction at a CDC Language School
• Seminars, visits, and discussion with experts and industry leaders
• Accommodation throughout the program
• Cultural events and programming
• Enrollment in health insurance (optional)
• Interpreter and guide on excursions
• Support throughout the program in Germany and in the United States
To Apply:
Please visit our website to learn more and to download the application form.
Application Deadline: April 1, 2012
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