Location:

Munich, Germany

Program Type:

Study Abroad

Degree Level:

Undergraduate

Term:

Academic Year, Fall Semester, MayMester Intersession, Rolling Starts, Spring Break, Spring Semester, Summer, Winter Semester, Year Round

Program Overview

Program Description:

Our school is situated in the heart of the city center, in a beautiful corner building built in 1688. The school has been renovated and is in easy reach of the underground and public transport. Located between the Marienplatz, Karlsplatz and Sendlinger Tor in the old town of Munich, this is an ideal location. The school is well equipped with nice modern classrooms and furniture, modern teaching facilities, a student library is at the disposal of those who want to continue their studies and social areas with Internet access. The school cafeteria is a popular meeting place during the breaks and also enables an intensive interchange between students and teachers out of lesson time. The school offers a highly varied program of activities, which allows you to improve your German, make new friends from all over the world and simply enjoy yourself. You will also be able to meet people at the many events we organise in the school including international evenings, film nights, games, competitions and parties.

SStandard: 4 lessons daily (20 lessons per week) or Intensive: 5 lessons daily (25 lessons per week) or Combined: 4 group lessons and 1 private lesson daily (25 lessons per week)

Program as chosen * Use of teaching materials and instructional documents. * Maximum class size: 12 students. * Host family or apartment accommodation, meals and room as chosen. * Cultural and social activities. * Language proficiency certificate at end of program upon request.

Setting Description:

Located to the north of the Bavarian Alps, on the River Isar, Munich (Munchen) is a city that combines proud provincialism with international glamour. Their influence is evident in the concentration of grand Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and neo-classical architecture adorning Munich's streets. Perhaps most importantly, the Wittelsbach's patronage of the arts and extensive art collections provided the basis for Munich's world-class museums and galleries. The citizens of Munich demonstrate a cosmopolitan refinement as well as genuine passion for the region's many traditions and tourists flock to the city for the world famous Oktoberfest to indulge in an orgy of beer and revelry. The stereotypical images of lederhosen-clad Bavarians quaffing vast portions of beer and sausage might apply at this time, however, with a strong cultural scene, richly endowed art collections and excellent shopping,the city certainly has more to offer than just light entertainment.

Cost:

1 Week Standard Course: $385.00 USD 2 Weeks Standard Course: $662.20 USD 1 Week Intensive Course: $462.00 USD 2 Weeks Intensive Course: $785.40 USD

Additional Program Information

Scholarships:

No