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STUDY ABROAD
The Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures offers several study
abroad programs.
Contact
Irina Kappler-Crookston
Study Abroad Coordinator
Department of Foreign Languages
208-885-8995
irinac@uidaho.edu
International Programs Office
Bob Neuenschwander
Studies Abroad Coordinator
Morrill Hall, Room 216
208-885-8984
bobn@uidaho.edu
ISEP, International Student Exchange Program
offers opportunities for students to study for a semester or year at 100
institutions in 40 countries. Students with sophomore, junior, senior,
or graduate status, a 2.75 or better GPA, and two years of college-level
language study (if applicable) are eligible to apply. Courses taken
through ISEP are considered transfer credit and graded on a pass/fail
basis.
USAC, University Studies Abroad Consortium
offers opportunities for students to study for a semester or a year in
Spain, France, Italy, Chile, Germany, and Australia. Students do not
need any previous language study to participate in the program. Students
with sophomore, junior, senior, or graduate status and a 2.5 or better
GPA are eligible to apply. Courses taken through USAC are considered
resident credit and receive letter grades.
PUCE, Pontifica Universidad Catlólica del Ecuador
designed for Spanish and Latin American Studies majors, is a year-long
program. Students with junior, senior, or graduate status, a 2.5 or
better GPA, and two years of college-level Spanish are eligible to
apply. Courses taken at this institution are considered resident credit
and are graded on a pass/fail basis.
Foreign Language Business Exchange Programs
cooperate with leading business schools in France, Germany, and Spain.
These semester- and year-long programs are designed for foreign language
and business majors and can be designed to conclude with a summer
internship experience with a European business firm. Students with
junior, senior, or graduate status, a 2.5 or better GPA, a strong
language background (two or more years of university-level study), and
some previous business courses are eligible to apply.
Courses taken through these programs are considered transfer credits and
are graded on a Pass/Fail basis.
For more information e-mail the department,
forlang@uidaho.edu, or call us
at 208-885-6179. |
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For more
information contact the College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences at
208-885-6426 or class@uidaho.edu.
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