International Justice & Governance
For Spring 2016, Study in Spain.
Join students and faculty from other U.S. universities and study one course
at a time in three 3-week blocks along with a 9-week Introduction to Spain.
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Earn a semester of college credit in less than 90 days.
Course are taught in English
PROGRAM DATES FOR SPRING 2016:
January 11: Arrival & Airport Pickup
January 12-13: Mandatory Orientation
January 14: Classes Begin
-January 14-March 17: Full-term course (9 weeks)
“Introduction to Spain” --A broad overview of Spanish civilization and culture, from its prehistory to the present day
Instructor: Dr. Javier Fernández Collantes, Franklin Institute, University of Alcalá
-January 14-February 3: First Block (3 weeks)
“Comparative Examination of Violent Offending”--Explore the characteristics which define various types of violent
offenders and the practices and policies in the criminal justice system concerning violent offenders
Instructor: Dr. Melissa Petkovsek, University of Central Missouri
-February 8-25: Second Block (3 weeks)
“History of the Early Modern World”--World Civilization from the Age of Exploration to the Napoleonic era, a
broad Atlantic focus with state-building and human rights emphases
Instructor: Dr. Micah Alpaugh, University of Central Missouri
-February 29-March 17: Third Block (3 weeks)
“Organized Crime, Cartels, and Terrorists”--Overview of the historical development of transnational organized
crime and it dynamic evolution into the 21st century
Instructor: Dr. Steve Feimer, University of South Dakota
March 18: End of CTSS Program (does not require student visa)
Program Fee: 4370 Euros (approx. $4800 USD) – 4 courses (12 credits), covers:
Accommodation (& meals) with host family
Four courses (12 credits)
Airport pick-up (on the scheduled date and times)
Orientation sessions
On-site support
Field trips and cultural visits
Access to university facilities
Volunteering program
Medical insurance
--Does not cover airfare & some tuition
--Scholarships are available
Also possible: Enrollment in one individual course—for a shorter stay to make program even more affordable.
Come visit Don Quixote, the storks, the UNESCO World Heritage site of the University and Historic Precinct of Alcalá de Henares.
Program Information--https://consortiumfortransatlanticstudiesscholarship.wordpress.com/welcome/
For more information contact:
Don Wallace, CTSS Executive Director: wallace@ucmo.edu
For Spring 2016, Study in Spain
International Justice & Governance
Come visit Don Quixote, the storks, the UNESCO World Heritage site of the University and Historic Precinct of Alcalá de Henares.