Study Abroad in the U.S.A.! Semester Summer Short-Term

Study Abroad in the U.S.A.! Semester Summer Short-Term

What Makes the University of Minnesota Great? Established in 1851, the University of Minnesota is one of the top public research universities in the United States. Our campus is bustling with approximately 30,500 undergraduate and 16,300 graduate and professional students enrolled each year. Our graduates have achieved important positions on the world stage, including as U.S. vice presidents, prime ministers, ambassadors, and Nobel laureates. Other important features include: World-class academics, ranking 9th among U.S. public research universities An international community, with 6,400 international students from 130 countries More than 800 student groups and clubs A Thriving, Urban Environment Historic Walter Library Our location in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul with a population of 3 million offers the friendliness of a smaller city with the opportunities of a larger city, including an international airport, convenient transit system, award-winning arts and entertainment, and a culturally diverse community. Minnesota is known for its lakes (11,842 of them!), parks, and biking trails that are enjoyed in all four seasons. Light-rail on campus We re #1! Safest City Healthiest Metro Area Cleanest City Best Parks Best City for Biking Most Literate City

Study with Americans A World of Opportunities Awaits You GO Minnesota connects people from around the world to the excellence of the University of Minnesota. Our prestigious academics will challenge you in the classroom and prepare you for a successful future. The innovative atmosphere will inspire you to explore new ideas. Take part in our study abroad programs for an unparalleled opportunity to immerse yourself in American culture. Our talented staff will support your educational journey from the moment you connect with us through the time we say farewell. We look forward to welcoming you to Minnesota!

Short-Term Programs Our short-term Enrichment Seminars focus on just a single subject. We design the ultimate experience with the best experts Minnesota can offer. You ll come away with a better understanding of how we live life in Minnesota the special and unique things we do well and enthusiastically and ideas on how to apply that knowledge when you return home. Our seminars are ideal for the student looking for a short-term opportunity that blends classroom time with field experiences. Learn from award-winning faculty and community-based experts Explore what makes Minnesota unique Improve your leadership skills Experience life on a U.S. campus See research projects and community programs that are changing lives Experience American culture: attend a baseball game, join a barbecue, or shop at the largest mall in the U.S. Who? University students with academic proficiency in English and an interest in the subject When? Three weeks in January or July How much? $4,800 program fee includes: Instruction Housing Most meals Airport pickup Health insurance Certificate of completion Fees, dates, and activities are for 2016-17 and are subject to change. Sustainability field experience

Outdoor Education and Recreation Management Ideal for students studying education, outdoor recreation, sport January 2017 management, physical education, kinesiology, or Minnesota s winter climate provides you with a tourism. multitude of opportunities to learn in and from the outdoors. This one-of-a-kind program will challenge you to develop outdoor leadership skills while exploring our great State of Minnesota. Learn about important topics such as winter survival, leave-notrace, and first aid, and participate in exhilarating outdoor activities ranging from ice climbing and fat-tire biking to skiing and winter camping. Ice climbing Innovations in Environmental Sustainability July 2017 Minnesota s natural beauty has inspired ecological research and efforts to create sustainable communities. In this seminar, you ll discuss the complexities of sustainability with scholars from the world-renowned Institute on the Environment, visit the University s campus in rural western Minnesota where a biomass gasifier heats and cools buildings, and spend time with Native American Indian leaders. Ideal for students studying biology, business, ecology, engineering, environmental sciences, natural resource management, geology, or public policy. GOminnesota.umn.edu / /

Semester and Summer Programs The Minnesota Semester and Summer Session programs offer flexibility to study alongside University of Minnesota students and choose the classes that meet your personal and academic goals. Learn from our outstanding, award-winning faculty and instructors. Take advantage of our high-tech labs, modern classrooms, and comfortable study spaces. The American English Language and Culture Program is designed for students who want to focus on improving their English language skills and develop a better understanding of the cultural diversity that makes the U.S. so unique. and many more! Our friendly and dedicated staff will help you select and register for classes, provide a comprehensive orientation when you arrive, and even arrange special field trips throughout the semester. You will enjoy the benefits of life on a U.S. campus, such as hundreds of sporting events to attend and other social activities where you can meet U.S. students and other international students. Meet Goldy

For the full immersion experience, on-campus housing and meal plans are available. There Designing are also options toys to live for in an a apartment class project near campus. Program Details Eligibility One year of university-level coursework; good academic standing; recent high school graduates may be considered on a case-by-case basis Approval by your home university, if required English proficiency: Semester: 79 TOEFL or 6.5 IELTS English program: 68 TOEFL or 6.0 IELTS Summer: 90 TOEFL or 7.0 IELTS 2016-17 Costs Semester Summer Program fee (includes tuition): $10,773 $6,333 University fees (varies): $ 845 $ 460 Housing and meals*: $4,405 $2,808 Mandatory health insurance: $1,049 $ 575 *on-campus, double occupancy, 14 meals per week; similar costs for off-campus options Costs are for 2016-17 and subject to change; check website for current information. Who? Visiting international undergraduates; no exchange agreement needed to participate. When? Fall Semester: September December Spring Semester: January May Summer Session: June August What? Earn credits that you can transfer back to your home institution: 13-16 credit hours per semester 12 credits in summer GOminnesota.umn.edu / /

Take the Next Step >> Visit Our Website GOminnesota.umn.edu Follow Us on Social Media Contact Our Program Staff Cathy Huber Director chuber@umn.edu Leah Brink Program Director brink169@umn.edu 2016 Regents of the University of Minnesota. All rights reserved. The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. This publication/material is available in alternative formats upon request. Direct requests to gomn@umn.edu or 612-625-4184.