HUMANITIES
SPRING
BUDAPEST
PROGRAM
Who is it for?
The program is open to all
students (UNH and nonUNH), providing they have
met the following
requirements:
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Must have declared a
major
Minimum 2.5 cumulative
GPA
Must have completed at
least 32 credits*
Must have a clean conduct
record (or have satisfied
any disciplinary sanctions)
PROGRAM DATES
Early-bird Application Deadline: April 21, 2015
Final Application Deadline: October 2015
Program dates spring 2016:
Arrival: January 17-18, 2016
Departure: May 12, 2016
WHERE DO WE
STUDY?
Corvinus University of
Budapest
• One of the most
prestigious Hungarian
universities
• Urban setting – center of
Budapest
• Situated along the
Danube River
• Classes of just UNH
students
WHERE DO WE LIVE?
The Flats
71 Podmaniczky
Utca
3 bedrooms
The Flats, cont’d
3 Benczur utca
5 bedrooms
A = Flat 1
B = Flat 2
C = Corvinus University
FACULTY & CLASSES
HUMA 550: Marx and His Critics in Eastern Europe
(4 credits)
Nick Smith, UNH On-Site Faculty Director
HUMA 551: Field Studies in Art and Culture
(6 credits) Fine and Performing Arts Discovery
Nick Smith, UNH On-Site Faculty Director
COLA 657A: Culture of Hungary and Central Europe in the 20th Century
(3 credits) Humanities Discovery
Laszlo Varadi, Corvinus Faculty
COLA 657B: Hungarian History: 1848 to Present
(3 credits) Historical Perspectives Discovery
Agnes Beretzky, Corvinus Faculty
16 credits total, study abroad fulfills World Cultures Discovery
COST*
Semester in Budapest
$6,835 in-state
UNH Tuition (16 credits)
$13,325 out-of state
Program Fee
$3,770
UNH Mandatory Fees
Meals
Total Cost
Semester in Durham
$6,835 in-state
$13,325 out-of state
$3,230 (double room)
$444
$1,441
$1,500 (estimated by
students)
$12,549 in-state
$19,039 out-of-state
$1,950 (UNH’s least
expensive meal plan)
$13,456 in-state
$19,946 out-of-state
*Program fee covers housing, phone, and all course-related excursions
*Students responsible for own meals and personal travel expenses
*These are estimates based on 2014-15 tuition & fees. Spring 2016 tuition & fees
may be higher.
FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarships
• Trout Scholarship (for NH resident COLA majors; contact: COLA Center
for Study Abroad in Murkland)
• CIE Scholarships (contact: Center for International Education in Hood
House)
• Foundation for Global Scholars & Gilman Scholarship (contact: Office
of National Fellowships in Hood House)
Financial Aid
• UNH allows federal, state, and institutional aid (except Work/Study) to
transfer for all UNH-managed study abroad programs
• Financial Aid Office will adjust your budget to reflect your new program
costs as outlined by the program
• Your Financial Aid will credit your account as it normally would
• If you have any questions or concerns, you should make an appointment
with Cynthia Mills in the UNH Financial Aid Office at 862-3600
HOW TO APPLY
www.cola.unh.edu/budapest-humanities
CONTACT US
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Nick Smith, UNH On-Site Faculty Director & Professor of Philosophy
– 30 Hamilton Smith Hall
– (603) 862-1329
– nick.smith@unh.edu
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Stephen Trzaskoma, On-Campus Faculty Director & Professor of Classics
– 306 Murkland Hall
– (603) 862-3648
– s.trzaskoma@unh.edu
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Lisa Mulvey, Study Abroad Coordinator, COLA-managed programs
– COLA Center for Study Abroad, 116 Murkland Hall
– (603) 862-3962
– lisa.mulvey@unh.edu