Summer Abroad 2014
China - Nanjing
NEW for 2014!
AP/CH 3050 6.0: Advanced Modern Chinese and Culture
PREREQUISITES: AP/CH 2000 6.0; AP/CH 2030 6.0 and equivalent
SESSIONAL DATES:
York University: May 06 - 21 (TR 18:00-21:00)
Nanjing (China) University: May 25 - June 21
DESCRIPTION: Set at York and Nanjing Universities, this summer course aims at improving students' Chinese language ability and introduces them
to basic aspects of classical and modern Chinese civilization. The course begins with three weeks of language training at York U, and is followed by a
month's program in Nanjing, China, where students will be immersed in intensive language studies in a local environment, as well as exposed to various
historical sites of the city, and will gain transnational life experience.
ACCOMMODATIONS:
Student residences which include a common kitchen, telephone, TV, and air-conditioning.
EXCURSIONS:
Nanjing Museum and the Gate of China, Historical town Zhou Shuang in Suzhou, overnight stay in Hangzhou, Orchid Pavilion (Lanting) and Lu Xun
Musuem in Shaoxing, and more!
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: Chinese
FORMAT: The course will be offered in the summer session only. Three weeks on York University campus, followed by four weeks at Nanjing
University in China.
PROGRAM FEE: $1,000 - $1,200 (per student) program fee does not include tuition or flight costs.
York International Mobility Award (YIMA): YIMA funding is available to registered degree students who wish to attend summer studies abroad.
YIMA application information can be found here.
INFORMATION SESSIONS: Tuesday, January 21, 2014 from 13:30-14:30 in 305 Founders (Senior Common Room). Or, Wednesday, January 22
from 14:30-15:30 in 305 FC. Students need attend only ONE information session. Course instructors, YorkU Abroad, and LA&PS staff will be available
to answer your questions.
APPLICATION: To apply for this opportunity, please submit the following documents to York International (200 York Lanes) - spots are still
available, please contact yuabroad@yorku.ca for more information.
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Completed YorkU Abroad Application Form
Completed YorkU Abroad Questionnaire
A Life Experience résumé
$500 non-refundable deposit (money order or certified cheque ONLY in Canadian dollars, made payable to York University. NOTE:
Personal cheques will not be accepted.)
NOTE: Dates and expenses are subject to change.
PROGRAM INFORMATION: For more information: yuabroad@yorku.ca — Kali Petropoulos, York International
England, UK - London
AP/EN 3592 6.0: Literary London
PREREQUISITES: None, but students should be in 3rd year standing at York.
SESSIONAL DATES:
York University: May 05 - 22 (MTWR 14:30-17:30)
London, England: June 08 - June 30 <--NEW
DESCRIPTION: Variously described through the ages as a stage, a labyrinth, and a blight, London has remained an inspiration, both negative and
positive, for generations of British writers. In this course, which will comprise of three weeks in the classroom at York University and four weeks at
important sites throughout London, we will investigate how an understanding of London – its architecture, public spaces, monuments, streetscapes, and
geographical features – can transform our understanding of its literature. Readings will be transhistorical and wide-ranging as we attend to the variety of
experiences London has offered readers and inhabitants, a variety reflecting differences of neighbourhood, social class, immigrant affiliation, gender and
genre.
ACCOMMODATIONS:
Single rooms with shared bathrooms at the University of London. Meal plan breakfast included.
EXCURSIONS:
Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, Globe Theatre, Albert Memorial, Victoria and Albert Museums, Geffrye Museum, and more!
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: English
FORMAT: The course will be offered in the summer session only. Three weeks on York University campus, followed by four weeks in London,
England.
PROGRAM FEE: $1,800 - $2,000 (per student) program fee does not include tuition or flight costs.
York International Mobility Award (YIMA): YIMA funding is available to registered degree students who wish to attend summer studies abroad.
YIMA application information can be found here.
INFORMATION SESSIONS: Tuesday, January 21, 2014 from 13:30-14:30 in 305 Founders (Senior Common Room). Or, Wednesday, January 22
from 14:30-15:30 in 305 FC. Students need attend only ONE information session. Course instructors, YorkU Abroad, and LA&PS staff will be available
to answer your questions.
APPLICATION: To apply for this opportunity, please submit the following documents to York International (200 York Lanes) - spots are still
available, please contact yuabroad@yorku.ca for more information.
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Completed YorkU Abroad Application Form
Completed YorkU Abroad Questionnaire
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A Life Experience résumé
$500 non-refundable deposit (money order or certified cheque ONLY in Canadian dollars, made payable to York University. NOTE:
Personal cheques will not be accepted.)
NOTE: Dates and expenses are subject to change.
PROGRAM INFORMATION: For more information: yuabroad@yorku.ca — Kali Petropoulos, York International
AP/FR 3089 6.0 French Language and Society
PREREQUISITES: AP/FR 2081 3.0 and AP/FR 2082 3.0
SESSIONAL DATES:
York University: May 05 - 29 (MTWR 09:00-12:00)
Université de Savoie, Chambéry, France: June 02 - June 27
DESCRIPTION: An intensive French language and society course, taught at York University (two weeks) and at l'Université de Savoie in Chambéry, France
(four weeks). This course offers students a unique opportunity to gain six credits at the 3000 level through the intensive study of French in a French-speaking
milieu.
ACCOMMODATIONS:
Residence living with one meal per day included.
EXCURSIONS:
Mystery hunt of the city of Chambery; Recycling workshop; discover the old and artistic Grenoble; visit Rousseau's home; Nature outing in Bauges, and much
more!
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: French
FORMAT: The course will be offered in the summer session only. Two weeks on York University campus: twelve hours weekly (three hours per day, four days
per week) followed by four weeks in Chambéry twelve hours weekly (three hours per day, four days per week).
PROGRAM FEE: $1,500 - $1,700 (per student) program fee does not include tuition or flight costs.
INFORMATION SESSIONS: Tuesday, January 21, 2014 from 13:30-14:30 in 305 Founders (Senior Common Room). Or, Wednesday, January 22 from 14:3015:30 in 305 FC. Students need attend only ONE information session. Course instructors, YorkU Abroad, and LA&PS staff will be available to answer your
questions.
York International Mobility Award (YIMA): YIMA funding is available to registered degree students who wish to attend summer studies abroad. YIMA
application information can be found here.
APPLICATION: To apply for this opportunity, please submit the following documents to York International (200 York Lanes). Please contact
yuabroad@yorku.ca for more information.
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Completed YorkU Abroad Application Form
Completed YorkU Abroad Questionnaire
$500 non-refundable deposit (money order or certified cheque ONLY in Canadian dollars, made payable to York University)
NOTE: Dates and expenses are subject to change.
PROGRAM INFORMATION: For more information: yuabroad@yorku.ca — Kali Petropoulos, York International
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Germany - Berlin
NEW for 2014!
AP/GER 2020 6.0: Intermediate German in Berlin
PREREQUISITES: AP/GER 1000 6.0 or equivalent or permission of instructor
DESCRIPTION: Using the city as a space of discovery and interaction, we will visit museums, galleries, neighbourhoods of historical and
contemporary interest, and nearby cities (e.g. Hamburg, Leipzig, or Dresden). Students will continue to build all four skills (listening, speaking, reading,
writing) through classroom and field trip activities and have a unique opportunity to experience German culture and society first-hand in one of Europe's
most exciting and vibrant cities.
SESSIONAL DATES:
York University: June 16 - 24 (MTWR 11:30-14:30)
Berlin, Germany: July 04 - July 31
ACCOMMODATIONS:
Downtown Berlin (location to be determined).
EXCURSIONS:
Trips to the Reichstag, Hamburg, Leipzig, and Dresden. Visitign the Pergamon Museum, and guided city tours!
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: German and English
FORMAT: The course will be offered in the summer session only. Two weeks on York University campus, followed by four weeks in Berlin,
Germany.
PROGRAM FEE: $1,500 - $1,700 (per student) program fee does not include tuition or flight costs.
York International Mobility Award (YIMA): YIMA funding is available to registered degree students who wish to attend summer studies abroad.
YIMA application information can be found here.
INFORMATION SESSIONS: Tuesday, January 21, 2014 from 13:30-14:30 in 305 Founders (Senior Common Room). Or, Wednesday, January 22
from 14:30-15:30 in 305 FC. Students need attend only ONE information session. Course instructors, YorkU Abroad, and LA&PS staff will be available
to answer your questions.
APPLICATION: To apply for this opportunity, please submit the following documents to York International (200 York Lanes) - spots are still
available, please contact yuabroad@yorku.ca for more information.
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Completed YorkU Abroad Application Form
Completed YorkU Abroad Questionnaire
A Life Experience résumé
$500 non-refundable deposit (money order or certified cheque ONLY in Canadian dollars, made payable to York University. NOTE:
Personal cheques will not be accepted.)
NOTE: Dates and expenses are subject to change.
PROGRAM INFORMATION: For more information: yuabroad@yorku.ca — Kali Petropoulos, York International
Greece - Athens
Knowledge of Greek is NOT required
AP/ANTH 3110 6.0, Section C: Acquiring Research Skills (Website)
INSTRUCTOR: Othon Alexandrakis
PREREQUISITES:
Anthropology students - Successful completion of AP/ANTH 1110 OR AP/ANTH 1120 AND Successful completion of a minimum of one 2000-level
Anthropology course Sociology students - Successful completion of AP/SOCI 2030 6.00 and AP/SOCI 2040 6.00
NOTE: If you do not meet the prerequisites, please contact the course director, Othon Alexandrakis at oalexand@yorku.ca
SESSIONAL DATES:
York University: June 02 - 25 (MTWRF 09:00-12:00)
Athens, Greece: July 02 - July 29
INFORMATION SESSIONS: Tuesday, January 21, 2014 from 13:30-14:30 in 305 Founders (Senior Common Room). Or, Wednesday, January 22 from 14:3015:30 in 305 FC. Students need attend only ONE information session. Course instructors, YorkU Abroad, and LA&PS staff will be available to answer your
questions.
DESCRIPTION:
Ethnographic Fieldwork involves very particular dilemmas. What usable knowledge can we acquire through our own experiences and encounters "in the field"?
How can we, as both researchers and human travellers, navigate the ethical, emotional, and epistemological complexities of doing research with and about
people?
This course will provide students with a theoretical and practical toolbox for designing, conducting, and writing ethnographic research projects. Students will
explore the concepts and skills in class and then apply and develop them in the field. Students will have the opportunity to design a research project in
consultation with the instructor, and to conduct their own ethnographic fieldwork during an intensive four-week research trip to Athens, Greece.
ACCOMMODATIONS:
College Years in Athens shall provide accommodations for participants in simply furnished apartments rented and maintained by College Years in Athens in the
Pangrati neighborhood of central Athens.
EXCURSIONS:
Acropolis, Odon of Herodes Atticus, the National Museum of Contemporary Art, and Mount. Lycabettus, and more!
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: English
FORMAT: The course will be offered in the summer session only. Three weeks on York University campus, followed by four weeks in Athens, Greece.
PROGRAM INFORMATION: For more information:
Othon Alexandrakis — Course Leader
yuabroad@yorku.ca— Kali Petropoulos, York International
PROGRAM FEE: $1,200 - $1,400 (per student) program fee does not include tuition or flight costs.
York International Mobility Award (YIMA): YIMA funding is available to registered degree students who wish to attend summer studies abroad. YIMA
application information can be found here.
APPLICATION: To apply for this opportunity, please submit the following documents to York International (200 York Lanes). Please contact
yuabroad@yorku.ca for more information.
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Completed YorkU Abroad Application Form
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Completed YorkU Abroad Questionnaire
$500 non-refundable deposit (money order or certified cheque ONLY in Canadian dollars, made payable to York University)
NOTE: Dates and expenses are subject to change.
Italy - Rome and Florence
Knowledge of Italian is not required
PREREQUISITES: None
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: English
Participants choose to attend one or both of the following courses:
AP/IT 3761 3.0: Italian Medieval and Renaissance
DESCRIPTION: The focus will be on the Florentine contribution to literature and the arts in the context of the social and political changes taking place from the
14th to the 16th centuries. Knowledge of Italian is not required. This course counts towards the major and minor in Italian Culture. Students counting the course
towards the major or minor in Italian Studies must register in AP/IT 3760 3.0.
AP/IT 3771 3.0: Modern and Contemporary Italian Culture
DESCRIPTION: Key issues in contemporary Italian society are studied in their historical development, with focus on the following: unification and its
aftermath; regionalism; Fascism and the Resistance; political parties and intellectuals; the Church; art and literature. Knowledge of Italian is not required. This
course counts towards the major and minor in Italian Culture. Students counting the course towards the major or minor in Italian Studies must register in AP/IT
3770 3.0.
INFORMATION SESSIONS:
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Thursday, October 24, 12:00-1:00pm.
Wednesday, November 13, 2:30-3:30pm.
Tuesday, November 26, 2:30-3:30pm.
Location: Ross South 562 (Audio Visual Room) Dep't of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics.
APPLICATION: Applications may be obtained from and submitted to:
York University
Summer Studies in Italy
Department of Languages, Literatures, &
Linguistics
ATTN: Ms. Silvana De Bona Room S561 Ross Phone: 416-736-5016
Building
sdebona@yorku.ca
York University
4700 Keele Street
Toronto, Ontario M3J 1P3
For further details on costs, including terms and conditions, please see the 2014 Brochure or contact Ms. Silvana De Bona.
Scotland, UK - Edinburgh
FA/THEA 3000 3.0 – Production Practicum
INSTRUCTOR: Ian Garrett - Check out the professor's slideshow
PREREQUISITES: Open to all Faculty of Fine Arts students at the 2nd year level or above at time of submission. No prerequisite courses required.
COURSE OBJECTIVE: For students to present a fully realized production for the general public at Venue13 during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Proposals will be considered based primarily on feasibility and their ability to be produced within the Edinburgh Festival Fringe program and may
consist of everything from text based dramas to interactive installations.
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: English
DATES:
Course dates: June 23 – August 1, 2014 (S2 Term)
Exam dates: August 5 – 15, 2014 (TBC)
Abroad program dates: July 28 – August 25, 2014 (4-week program)
Edinburgh Festival Fringe dates: August 1 – 25, 2014
FORMAT: The course will be offered in the summer session only. Abroad program dates are scheduled for July 28 – August 25, 2014 (4-week
program) in Edinburgh, Scotland. Edinburgh Festival Fringe dates are August 1-25, 2014.
INFORMATION SESSION: December 4, 2013 @ 11:00am in Room 214, Goldfarb Centre for Fine Arts (GCFA).
PROGRAM FEE: $2,800 CAD - This includes housing expenses, general shared portion of production related expenses (registration, physical
production, marketing, and venue) and local staff support.
EXPENSES: Students planning to participate in the Fine Arts Edinburgh Festival Fringe Program should be prepared to bear the majority of the
financial responsibility personally. The Faculty has recently made available funding to assist with international travel and internships for which students
can apply for provided they meet the eligibility criteria. Please consider all the financial opportunities available to you through the Faculty/Department.
SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS, & BURSARIES for which applicants may be eligible can be found here: http://finearts.yorku.ca/for-students/currentstudents/awards
Students participating in this program will be eligible to receive YIMA funding to assist them with the travel costs. YIMA applications will be
distributed once participant’s proposals have been approved.
Those students (and projects) accepted into the program are expected to be personally responsible for the costs involved. A sample student budget of
expenses follows:
ESTIMATED PARTICIPANT BUDGET:
Per Student BREAKDOWN
Program Fee (paid to FFA; non-refundable)
Travel (estimated round-trip airfare Toronto to Edinburgh)
Meals (suggested)
Theatre Tickets (suggested)
Tuition (for 3.0 credit course based on FW 13-14 domestic fees)
ESTIMATED TOTAL EXPENSE
BUDGETED ($ CAD)
$2,800.00
$1,300.00
$450.00
$100.00
$672.75
$5,322.75
TRAVEL: Airfare is the responsibility of the student participants. We will work cooperatively to find the best rates throughout the year. All students
participating in this program are eligible to receive YIMA funding: http://international.yorku.ca/exchange/funding/yima.htm
THEATRE TICKETS: This is the student’s personal suggested allotment for viewing other festival productions.
SUBMISSIONS AND PARTICIPATION: Proposals will be considered based primarily on feasibility and their ability to be produced within the
Edinburgh Festival Fringe program and may consist of everything from text based dramas to interactive installations. Pre-existing projects that have
seen full or workshop performances are encouraged, as are projects that have more production elements decided (script, cast, personnel, etc.) than not.
While projects in the idea phase will be considered, preference is given to shows which are more “tour ready” or have a clear and specific development
plan in preparation for touring to Edinburgh in August 2014.
You may submit a production and a group of students under a PROJECT proposal, or you may submit yourself as an INDIVIDUAL participant
unattached to any project proposal.
All proposals should be submitted as a hard copy with all pertinent information (no e-mail submissions). Please include your name, contact
information, department, program and year level as well as a brief statement on your desire to participate individually in the Fine Arts Edinburgh
Festival Fringe Program. If you are named and included in a PROJECT proposal you do not need to submit an individual proposal unless you desire
to participate regardless of that particular projects acceptance into the program.
PROJECT PROPOSALS
A proposal should include a printed hard copy of all pertinent information as listed below (Sorry, no e-mail submissions):
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YOUR NAME & CONTACT INFORMATION
- You will be considered the key contact person on the project.
Title of Piece
Director: (Name and Contact Information)
Writer: (Name and Contact Information)
Description: (Forty words or less)
Running time: (60 minutes maximum)
Cast/Crew Needs as known: (Number of Actors, Designers, Technicians, Crew, etc.)
Physical needs as known: (Sets, Costumes, Lights, Sound, Props, etc.)
Committed Participants: (Anyone currently considering participating in your project)
10. Calendar: (Anticipated rehearsal schedule and performances prior to the festival period)
11. Synopsis: (The basic premise of the play, this may or may not include a script, archival video and any other supporting material you wish
considered)
Proposals should be addressed to Ian Garrett, Course Director of the Fine Arts Edinburgh Festival Fringe Program and delivered to Mary
Pecchia in the Department of Theatre office, CFT 320.
DEVISED THEATRE STUDENTS’ PARTICIPATION
Students in the 4th year Devised Theatre class only need to indicate their desire to participate in the program by February 10, 2014. This deadline is to
indicate their commitment to participation, and is not necessarily an indication of commitment to a specific production, which will be determined at the
culmination of their course, to meet the registration deadline for the printed Fringe program. The early registration deadline with the Fringe Society for
inclusion in the printed program is March 19th, 2014. If it is not possible to meet the early deadline, the show selection must be finalized by the final
deadline for the program, which is April 9th, 2014.
This will be coordinated through the 4th year Devised Theatre course directors Gwen Dobie and John Mayberry.
INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPATION PROPOSALS
All Faculty of Fine Arts students in good standing that are at the 2nd year level and above at the time of submission may apply to be considered for
individual participation in the Fine Arts Edinburgh Festival Fringe Program. As an individual, you do not have to be connected with a production in
order to apply. If you are named in a PROJECT proposal, you do not need to submit individually unless you desire to participate regardless of that
particular project’s acceptance in the program.
All individual participation proposals should be submitted as a hard copy with all pertinent information (Sorry, no e-mail submissions):
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Name
Contact Information
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Year Level
Brief statement of intent regarding why you want to participate
Proposals should be addressed to Ian Garrett, Course Director of the Fine Arts Edinburgh Festival Fringe Program and delivered to Mary
Pecchia in the Department of Theatre office, CFT 320.
DATES AND DEADLINES:
Project proposal deadline: Dec 16, 2013
Accepted Project proposals: Jan 15, 2014
Individual proposal/ DT deadline: Feb 10, 2014
Accepted Individual proposals/DT: Mar 1, 2014
Non-refundable deposit ($500): Mar 15, 2014
Outstanding deposit: May 1, 2014
NOTE: Dates and deadlines are subject to change.
PROGRAM INFORMATION: For more information: yuabroad@yorku.ca — Kali Petropoulos, York International
South Africa - Limpopo Province
NEW for 2014!
AP/HUMA 4147 6.0: Children's Culture in Context - Field Study in South Africa
PREREQUISITES: None. Priority will be given to upper-level Children's Studies majors.
DESCRIPTION: This course provides a rare opportunity for students to undertake community development in practice in a rural community in
Limpopo province, South Africa with a focus on children's rights and cultures. Students will receive applied experience in a local primary school and
opportunities to undertake community development projects. Students in this course can expect to apply the theory-based knowledge of rights,
construction and representation of global childhood cultures in this South African experience. As a part of this course, students will have the opportunity
to learn local language, customs, music, as well as travel within the local area to learn about history, culture and childhoods.
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: English
FORMAT: The course will be offered in the summer session only. The course will commence at York University with a five-day orientation (April 28May 2) and students will travel to South Africa for approximately four weeks (May 9-June 4).
PROGRAM FEE: Includes meals (breakfast, dinner), lodging (home stay in small groups), local transportation, select outings, welcome reception,
farewell reception = Approx. $1800.00 CDN per student.
York International Mobility Award (YIMA): YIMA funding is available to registered degree students who wish to attend summer studies abroad.
YIMA application information can be found here. YIMA application deadline is 31 January 2014.
INFORMATION SESSIONS: Tuesday, January 21, 2014 from 13:30-14:30 in 305 Founders (Senior Common Room). Or, Wednesday, January 22
from 14:30-15:30 in 305 FC. Students need attend only ONE information session. Course instructors, YorkU Abroad, and LA&PS staff will be available
to answer your questions.
Brochure
APPLICATION: To apply for this opportunity, please submit the following documents to York International (200 York Lanes) no later than 16:00
Friday, January 31, 2014.
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Completed LA&PS Application Form
Completed YorkU Abroad Application Form
Completed YorkU Abroad Questionnaire
A Life Experience résumé
$500 non-refundable deposit (money order or certified cheque ONLY in Canadian dollars, made payable to York University. NOTE:
Personal cheques will not be accepted.)
NOTE: Dates and expenses are subject to change.
PROGRAM INFORMATION: For more information: yuabroad@yorku.ca — Kali Petropoulos, York International
Spain - Ávila
AP/SP 2020 6.0: Intermediate Spanish Abroad
PREREQUISITES: AP/SP 1000 6.0 or equivalent or permission of instructor
SESSIONAL DATES:
York University: May 06 - 29 (TR 11:30-14:30)
La Universidad Católica de Ávila (UCAV), Ávila, Spain: June 02 - June 26
DESCRIPTION: This course is an extensive review of the fundamentals of Spanish grammar and emphasizes the four skills, listening, speaking,
reading and writing through compositions, written exercises, oral presentations and conversations.
The objective of this course is to broaden communicative language skills through written and oral exercises. Grammar is reviewed and multimedia
resources are used to expand vocabulary, reinforce grammatical points, and improve oral skills.
This is an interactive course that provides ample opportunity to explore and deepen previous knowledge of Spanish through written work, oral
interactions in pair and group work with other students in the class, and with various types of multimedia resources. Since the second half of the course
will be led by York faculty in a Spanish-speaking environment, students will benefit not only from the in-class activities, but also from immersion in
Spanish-speaking culture.
ACCOMMODATIONS:
Single bedrooms, sheets and towels are provided and changed for you each week. There is a coin operated washing machine and dryer for personal
laundry. Wifi and plug-in internet access is also available in the room. Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided. Airport transfer will also
be provided (Madrid-Avila-Madrid).
EXCURSIONS:
Day trips to Salamanca, Segovia, and Toledo, and much more!
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: Spanish
FORMAT: The course will be offered in the summer session only. Three weeks on York University campus, followed by four weeks in Ávila, Spain.
PROGRAM FEE: $1,500 - $1,700 (per student) program fee does not include tuition or flight costs.
York International Mobility Award (YIMA): YIMA funding is available to registered degree students who wish to attend summer studies abroad.
YIMA application information can be found here.
INFORMATION SESSIONS: Tuesday, January 21, 2014 from 13:30-14:30 in 305 Founders (Senior Common Room). Or, Wednesday, January 22
from 14:30-15:30 in 305 FC. Students need attend only ONE information session. Course instructors, YorkU Abroad, and LA&PS staff will be available
to answer your questions.
There are also additional study abroad activities:
Experiential Trips Abroad refers to one field excursion as part of an LA&PS course. Faculty members design a trip outside of Canada to engage
students in an active experimentation of the concepts and materials from their study.
APPLICATION: To apply for this opportunity, please submit the following documents to York International (200 York Lanes) - spots are still
available, please contact yuabroad@yorku.ca for more information.
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Completed YorkU Abroad Application Form
Completed YorkU Abroad Questionnaire
A Life Experience résumé
$500 non-refundable deposit (money order or certified cheque ONLY in Canadian dollars, made payable to York University. NOTE:
Personal cheques will not be accepted.)
NOTE: Dates and expenses are subject to change.
PROGRAM INFORMATION