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Welcome to CEA Letter from the CEO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

A World of Choices with CEA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

You’re on the Path to Success . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Your CEA Advising Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

What’s Included. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

How to Pay for Study Abroad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Plan A Worry-Free Study Abroad Experience . . . . . . . 12

How to Apply for a CEA Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

CEA Destinations & Programs Buenos Aires, Argentina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Viña del Mar, Chile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Shanghai, China . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

San José, Costa Rica . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Prague, Czech Republic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

London, England . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Aix-en-Provence, France . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

French Alps, France . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

French Riviera, France . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

Paris, France . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Berlin, Germany . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Dublin, Ireland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Galway, Ireland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Florence, Italy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Rome, Italy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

Port Elizabeth, South Africa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

Alicante, Spain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Barcelona, Spain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

Granada, Spain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

Madrid, Spain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

Seville, Spain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102

U.S. Faculty-Led Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108

CEA Study Abroad Application Online Search Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109 Parent Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110

Start Talking. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112

Semester/Trimester Program Chart . . . . . . . . . . . 114

Summer Program Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116

CEA Paper Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117

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“We understand that global competence is an increasingly valued credential in the era of borderless careers and global markets. Indeed, the pursuit of global competence is a lifelong journey that begins with the experience of study abroad.”

- Brian J. Boubek, Chairman & CEO

As we celebrate our 15th year as a study abroad company, CEA Global Education is proud of the more than 26,000 students we’ve helped acquire an international education through the opportunity and advantages of study abroad. We continue to be dedicated to providing you with the cross-cultural skills and experience that will make you a competitive candidate in today’s globalized job market.

We understand that credentials such as intercultural knowledge, an understanding of global issues and the ability to relate across cultures continue to be of increasing value in the marketplace – especially today, when one in every two college graduates is unemployed or underemployed.

At CEA Global Education, we’re committed to helping our students take that important first step toward preparing for the global marketplace through opportunities such as internships, service learning and volunteer experiences, and new this year, the Global Career Development Certificate.

To that end, we continue to expand our Global Education Network to assist students in acquiring global competence skills. Whether you wish to take courses in English or a foreign language, courses that count toward your major or electives that help you discover new interests, CEA offers more than 100 academic options in 22 cities across our 9 Global Campuses, 31 Global Partner institutions and our esteemed Global Alliance.

Of course, we couldn’t help students explore these expansive academic communities without the expertise of our international resident faculty and staff. Well-published and highly experienced in the field of study abroad, our resident faculty and staff are who make students’ experience abroad enjoyable, rewarding, eye-opening, safe and life-changing.

As always, our team of advisors and financial coordinators remain dedicated to providing one-on-one assistance to students throughout the entire study abroad process, in addition to our executive leadership who work hard to ensure students’ experience abroad is a safe and meaningful one.

We are proud to be a leader in helping students like you acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to compete on an increasingly globalized professional stage. I invite you to consider the many ways in which CEA Global Education can help you achieve your goals.

Sincerely,

Brian J. Boubek Chairman & CEO

Dear Students & Parents,

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A World of Choices with CEA

CEA Global Education Network

CEA Global Education offers you greater depth of choice in study abroad programs, depending on your educational goals. Our Global Education Network – comprising 9 Global Campuses, a Global Alliance and 31 Global Partners – introduces opportunities to interact with local students, faculty and universities in and out of the classroom. Our Network includes a variety of study abroad program options designed to meet students’ diverse academic needs. Our courses are developed in collaboration with U.S., Canadian and international faculty to ensure a fit with U.S. and Canadian major requirements as well as elective areas of study. Choose from:

; Courses taught in English

; Courses taught in a foreign language

; Foreign language instruction at any level, from beginning to advanced

; Courses offered in a variety of disciplines (See complete program charts starting on page 114)

; A variety of sessions, including academic year, semester, trimester, summer and short term

; Interactive and culturally diverse teaching styles

; Internships, service learning, externships and volunteer opportunities, allowing you to grow both personally and professionally in an international capacity

; Hybrid programs combining the best of multiple teaching environments (See opportunities in London, Paris, Dublin and Barcelona)

; Courses that satisfy major and elective requirements

CEA Global PartnersOur CEA Global Partners offer you the unique opportunity to fully immerse yourself in another culture through a nationally recognized institution of higher education. Experience what student life is like on another campus in a foreign country. We strategically partner with universities that are accredited in their host countries, and offer core areas of study that parallel academic majors and electives at U.S. and Canadian institutions. CEA Global Partners provide access to:

• Courses taught in the host language

• Courses available in English

• Diverse international teaching styles

• Local students in the classroom in select countries

• International students on select campuses

• CEA resident staff support

• Student housing

• CEA-organized cultural activities and excursions

CEA Global AllianceThe CEA Global Alliance offers a unique partnership with Anglo-American University (AAU) in Prague, Czech Republic. AAU and CEA collaborate to provide you with a selection of courses in Business, Economics, Liberal Arts and Social Sciences while you study alongside Czech and other international students, who make up two-thirds of the student population. AAU offers you:

• Courses taught in English and Czech

• More than 150 courses

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• Integration with local Czech students

• Student computer lab and WiFi access throughout AAU


• Student housing

• CEA-organized cultural activities and excursions

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CEA Global CampusesCEA Global Campuses are our signature learning environments, designed to meet the needs of U.S. and Canadian students abroad. Global Campus courses are developed by academic experts and are taught by CEA faculty in our own facilities, which combine technical and student support services under one roof. CEA Global Campuses are centrally located in global cities to maximize your international opportunities to connect with and engage the host city as your living classroom. Our curriculum is designed to take you outside of the classroom through activities and excursions that build on your course objectives, enhancing your overall immersion experience. The CEA Global Campus offers:

• Courses taught in English and host language

• Focus on building global competence

• U.S. academic calendar

• Ease of credit transfer

• Interactive, hands-on learning

• Hybrid programs with select Global Partners


• Student housing

Active Learning

Faculty members integrate local resources, knowledge and expertise by introducing human rights activists, legal experts, government officials and working professionals into class lectures and discussions, transforming them into interactive forums. Alternatively, faculty members will lead you out of the classroom and into the social, cultural and political fabric of Global Campus cities for on-site research, study excursions and active learning. Behind-the-scenes glimpses into art restoration labs, government legislatures and the business of marketing national sports teams are just some of the many opportunities students have to build on traditional class lessons and deepen their cultural understanding of their host city. (See specific examples for Active Learning in the City pages.)

Accreditation

The University of New Haven (UNH) acts as the School of Record for all Global Campuses, overseeing our course syllabi, curriculum and hiring of international faculty. Based on this rigorous oversight, CEA Global Campus courses are transcripted by UNH, which is accredited by The Commissions on Higher Education of the New England Association for Schools of College.

CEA Global Campus in Florence: Fashion Marketing students meeting a textile vendor

Learn More about CEA’s Global Education Network

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You’re On The Path to Success

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Participate in our Global Career Development Certificate program and learn through a Career Development Seminar and CEA Externship Abroad how to meaningfully articulate your study abroad experience in terms of your desired career path.

• Shadowaprofessionalinyourfieldofinterest

• Examine 21st century skills and job trends in the global marketplace

• Create your own study abroad narrative to help you advance professionally

Thebenefitsofstudyabroaddon’tendwhenyoureturntocampus. That’s when things are just getting started! Study abroadexperienceslikethesecanbethefirststeptoalifelongjourney of learning and exploration, and a leap ahead of other candidates competing for careers in a global job market.

Volunteer

See your host city from the inside out when you volunteer with any number of local organizations. Guest teach in an elementary school classroom and share your culture with local school children, or assist those in need through local healthcare or other charitable organizations.

CEA Internships

Develop your intercultural competence and global leadership skills in industries including communication, business, political science, and more in one of our many internship opportunities.

• Learnmoreabout,andmakecontactsin,yourchosenfield

• Strengthen your resume and your job interview skills

• Explore international business culture

Service Learning

Service Learning offers you the opportunity to demonstrate your ability to understand and contextualize academic theories, as well as use and adapt research skills to field work. The outcome is a more intensive local cultural interaction with people and groups you might not otherwise encounter as a visiting student. You’ll also gain the socio-cultural and research skills employers seek.

Laying the GroundworkBecause more and more employers are increasingly seeking out graduates with the kind of skills that come from international experiences, CEA offers many valuable opportunities for students that help apply their study abroad journeys to their future careers. (Check availability in our Program Chart, pages 114-116.)

Develop the job skills today’s hiring managers seek:

www.GoWithCEA.com/GCDC

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Your CEA Advising Team

We Are Here for You!Our personalized guidance is why more than 26,000 students from more than 1,000 universities and colleges throughout North America have participated in CEA study abroad programs around the world. Your CEA Global Education advising team — including your CEA admissions counselor, student account advisor, site specialist and international staff — will help guide you through the important steps of planning a fulfilling experience abroad.

Parents, we’re also available to answer any questions you might have about your student’s study abroad needs and goals. We’ve placed information specifically for you on our Web site, www.GoWithCEA.com/Parents, including tips about preparation and safety. (A Parent Guide is also available on pages 110-111.)

Your CEA Admissions Counselor Helping You Find Your CEA Program and Destination

Whatever your individual questions may be, your CEA admissions counselor is here to help you discover the best match in a program and destination for you. How is that possible? Your CEA admissions counselor is assigned to you based on his/her familiarity with your college. We’ve spent a lot of time on campuses across the U.S. and Canada and know many of your faculty and study abroad advisors on a first-name basis. What this means for you is that CEA helps answer questions specific to you and your university – from course approval, to financial aid or the academic credit transfer process.

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Your CEA Site Specialist Preparing You For Your Study Abroad Experience

OnceyoufindtheCEAGlobalEducationprogramthatisbestalignedwithyouracademicand personal goals, and you are accepted to a program, you’ll work with a CEA site specialist — an expert on your study abroad destination. Your CEA site specialist will provide you and your parents upon request with the planning tips and resources necessary to help you set realistic expectations of living and studying in your new environment, including:

• Cultural expectations

• Student visa procedures

• Selecting your housing

• Using your cell phone and ATM card abroad

• And so much more!

Your CEA Student Accounts Coordinator Identifying Possible Funding Sources

Your CEA student accounts coordinator can work with you early to identify any possible sourcesoffinancialassistancetocoverallorpartofyourstudyabroadexpenses.Becausestudy abroad is an extension of your college-level studies, many of the same sources of funding are available to you:

• Scholarships

• Grants

• Financial Aid

• Payment Plans

• CEA Discounts (Multiple Program and Go-Again discounts)

What to Ask Your CEA Accounts Coordinator

• What options do I have for funding my program?

• HowdoIapplymyfederalfinancialaidtostudyabroad?

• WhatcanIdoifmyfinancialaiddoesn’tcovermyentireprogram?

• How can I make payments for my program?

What to Ask Your CEA Admissions Counselor

• Where do I start?

• How do I choose the right program for me?

• How do I apply?

• Will my credits transfer?

• WherecanIfindcoursesinmyfieldofstudy?

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Your CEA International Resident Staff Helping You Get the Most from Living and Studying Abroad

Upon arrival, eligible students are welcomed by a CEA Global Education representative. CEAemploysmorethan70internationalfull-timeemployeesin18CEAofficesworldwide. During your on-site orientation, our international resident staff provides valuable information about your host city, including:

• How to use public transportation and live like “the locals”

• How to care for your well-being in your host city

• Resources for weekend travel

• Locations of restaurants, attractions, hospitals, police and CEA facilities

• 24/7 access to an emergency contact number

• CEA and academic policies

• Comprehensive Emergency Plan

• CPHmedicalinsurance–findingadoctorwhenyouneedone

Exceptional service is at the heart of your CEA study abroad journey. Through tapping into the in-depth experience and guidance of your CEA Advising Team, you’ll adapt to your new environment abroad and its unique culture, while attending courses that apply towardyourdegree,makingforafulfilling,worthwhileandmemorabletimeabroad.

What to Ask Your CEA Site Specialist

• What resources are available to help me plan for my trip?

• What kind of housing is available? Can I choose my roommates?

• What forms of money should I take with me abroad?

• Do I need a visa, and if so, how and where do I get one?

• What kind of expenses can I expect in my host city?

What to Ask Your CEA International Staff

• How do I use the public transportation system?

• What do I do if I need to drop or add a class while abroad?

• Where can I get the best rate to exchange my money?

• What’s the “proper” way to introduce myself?

• What are some great tips for weekend travel?

Get answers to your questions! Chat, call or email an Advisor today:

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What’s Included

CEA Global Education’s programs provide you with exceptional value through a complete suite of amenities and services that cover all of your essential needs while you are abroad. From the very start, you have access to experienced, caring professionals and valuable resources to help you plan for your program.

Your Personal Advising Team

Students are assigned a team of dedicated advisors, including an admissions counselor, a site specialist, a student accounts advisor and a university relations representative.

Convenient Online Application and Planning

The MyCEA Account online tool provides you with a convenient way to manage your pre-departure checklist, complete documents, make payments and access comprehensive program details.

Finance Professionals Available

CEA’s student account coordinator are available to help you identify scholarships and grants available for study abroad, as well as navigate your own campus’ financial aid office and set up a payment plan to help pay for your study abroad program.

Pre-Departure Preparation

CEA Global Education provides students with detailed planning information and materials, online resources and personal advisors to help you plan the best possible study abroad experience.

Tuition and Registration Support

CEA Global Education takes care of administrative and registration processes, as well as payment of tuition fees, at the host institution on behalf of students.

Choose-Your-Own Housing

Based on availability, you may choose from diverse housing arrangements, allowing you to experience “living like a local” in your host city.

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While You’re Abroad

When You Return

Airport Pickup

International staff will greet eligible students at the airport and escort them to their housing.

Hosted Group Introductions

International staff will host a group dinner or reception for all students during the first and last weeks of the program.

Your Arrival Orientation

You will go through an extensive orientation program covering, but not limited to, academic issues, safety matters, CEA Global Education policies, a program overview, public transportation and a city tour.

International Resident Support

CEA international staff members are local experts and vital resources for your study abroad experience. They will help you navigate your host city, its culture and resources through CEA organized excursions and activities created to enhance your time abroad.

LocalCEAOffice

CEA offices, equipped with student computers and other helpful resources, give you easy access to international staff for any questions you may have. In locations where offices are unavailable, international staff will make themselves accessible to you through office hours either on campus or at a convenient location in the city.

Modern Facilities

CEA Global Education provides students with access to computer labs, language labs, video screening rooms, sports facilities, Internet access and more, depending on availability at your location.

Cultural Activities

CEA Global Education offers you a variety of opportunities to connect with the host city’s culture through activities such as conversation clubs, volunteer programs, gourmet tastings, intramural sports, local festivals and more.

Excursions

CEA organizes regular day and overnight trips to culturally and historically relevant destinations outside of your host city, giving you a deeper understanding of surrounding cultures, populations and landscapes as well.

Volunteer Opportunities

Whether you’re teaching children English, caring for homeless animals, sweeping up the street or visiting the local hospital, volunteer opportunities abroad offer a deeper understanding of the languages and cultures worldwide. (And the local community appreciates your good will, too!)

University Services

Depending on which of our Global Partner programs you choose to attend, each university offers additional services to CEA students, including language labs, computer labs, campus clubs and sports to name a few.

Cell Phones

Staying connected while abroad becomes easy with the Cell Hire cell phone that CEA arranges for you to have during your experience. Rental fees, shipping fees and incoming calls are all free – all you have to do is order your phone before you leave home!

YourOfficialTranscript

CEA will send an official transcript for the completed CEA program to the student or to the student’s home institution.

Dive deeper into the details of what CEA programs include:

www.GoWithCEA.com/Included

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How to Pay for Study Abroad

Before you apply for your program, you should consider how you’re going to pay for study abroad. Aside from choosing thebestprogramtofityouracademicneeds,thiseasilywillbethemostimportantdecisionyoumakeinpreparingtostudyabroad.Wehighlysuggestthatyouestablishaclearplanformeetingyourfinancialneedsbeforeyoumakeyourconfirmationpayment.Talktoyouruniversitystudyabroadoffice,yourparentsandofcourse,yourCEAstudentaccountsadvisortohelpyou along the way.

Step 1: Determine the Cost

Determinethecostofyourprogram.Thispartiseasy.Youcanfindthemostcurrentprogramprices online through our Program Search.

www.GoWithCEA.com/Programs

Step 3: Apply for Financial Aid

If your university allows it, you can transfer your Student Federal Aid toward all or part of yourstudyabroadprogramcost.It’sfreetofilloutaFAFSAapplicationtobegintheapplicationprocess, and if you are eligible, the government will disburse the loan directly to your university. A student accounts advisor will work with you to obtain the appropriate paperwork and signatures to meet your university’s requirements.

Step 2: Live Abroad

Your study abroad program price will cover your tuition, housing and several other amenities, but it doesn’t include eating out, any weekend travel you want to do (and trust us, you’ll want to),orentertainment.YoucanfindsamplebudgetsonlinethroughyourMyCEAAccount.Anadmissionscounselororsitespecialistcanalsohelpyoufindthem.

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Step 5: Look for Special Offers

CEA posts special offers throughout the year for various programs and cities, depending on availability and demand. Special offers are limited in quantity and students must apply for a qualifying program while the promotion is available. Special offers may not be combined with any other discount or offer.

Step 4: Consider a Payment Plan

ToensurebothsimplicityandflexibilityinyourCEAexperienceabroad,weofferaPaymentPlanforstudentslookingtofulfilltheirstudyabroadprogramexpensesinatimelyandsuccessful manner. Our Payment Plans include all amounts paid by students to CEA (not amountspayabletoyouruniversity)andaresetforspecificamountsonincrementaldates– monthly, weekly, bi-weekly, etc., adaptable to your needs. You’ll also enjoy no set up or administrative fees with your plan if you make payments as scheduled with your student accounts advisor.

Step 6: Apply for Scholarships

Did you know you can apply for scholarships for study abroad? We can’t stress this enough: Do not overlook these opportunities to obtain more funding for study abroad!

• CEA offers up to $3,000 scholarships for students who meet our requirements based on merit and need.

• Many academic and international organizations offer scholarships, such as the Boren Awards for International Study, Rotary Foundation, the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, the Benjamin Gilman Foundation, and more!

• Check out FastWeb.com, answer some questions and discover what other scholarships are available to you!

Bonus: Go Again

If you should return home bitten by the travel bug (it’s been known to happen), CEA offers discounts to our alumni (up to $500 to go again), as well as to students who wish to combine more than one program (up to $500 to combine two semester or trimester programs).

Learn More about CEA’s Financial Aid:

www.GoWithCEA.com/Finance

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Consolidated Health Plan

CEA automatically registers all study abroad participants with CHP insurance for their experience abroad, no matter which destination they choose. Students’ automatic enrollment:

• Enables them to access international medical support to which they’re entitled

• Provides them with important information in the event of an accident or illness

• Allows CEA to work closely with CHP in handling students’ medical concerns

• Provides a 24-hour emergency medical assistance and evacuation plan

CEASecure™

CEASecure™ frees you to plan your study abroad program and enjoy the excitement of a new journey without worrying about the unexpected. Our protection plan offers you the ability to withdraw from your program for any covered reason up to one calendar week before your program’s start date and receive a full refund of program fees. If you elect to enroll, you also qualify for a partial refund of fees if you have to leave your program before its completion for one of the

falling conditions:

• Serious medical emergencies

• Terrorist attacks

• Parent or legal guardian job loss

• Total destruction of your primary residence

Plan a Worry-Free Study Abroad Experience

Learn More at:

www.GoWithCEA.com/Health

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How to Apply for a CEA Program

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Apply for Your CEA Program

We provide you with course syllabi ahead of time so you can show them to your campus advisor for approval. This will help your credits transfer more easily when you return home.

Get Courses Approved

Give our admissions team a call to help you choose a program and destinationthat’sagoodfitforyou!They’llfocusonyourspecificstudyabroad goals and needs and assist you infindingyourperfectprogrammatch.

Choose Your Program & Research Destinations

Lookingforasimpleandflexiblewayto pay for your study abroad program? Set up a CEA Payment Plan with your student accounts coordinator to pay for your experience in a timely and successful manner.

Secure Your Financing

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Experience Buenos Aires, ArgentinaBuenos Aires offers students an ideal setting to study abroad, having retained its many old, European traditions while emerging as a political, commercial and industrial center of Argentina. The greater Buenos Aires area boasts more than 13 million people – only 3 million within the city limits – and is famous for its diverse, multi-national population, rich landscape and vibrant culture. The city’s residents exude a warmth and friendliness that invites you to hone your Spanish language skills while engaging in your surroundings.

As a CEA student, watch and learn how to dance the Tango, Argentina’s national dance, or debate politics in a neighborhood cafe. Don’t forget to check out Plaza de Mayo, the Casa Rosada or the Colon Theater. Explore the country’s vast and dramatic landscape from the subtropical North to the subantarctic South. Take advantage of the city’s access to numerous modes of transportation and explore even more of Argentina, including lguazú Falls, Mendoza, Bariloche, Mar del Plata, Tigre and Cordoba.

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CEA Academics in Buenos AiresOur Global Campus in Buenos Aires offers courses in a variety of subject areas taught in English as well as Spanish language for allproficiencylevels.ThecurriculumtapsBuenosAiresasyourlivingclassroomthroughvisitstomuseums,localcompaniesandNGOs. The Global Campus in Buenos Aires provides a compelling, interactive learning environment characterized by globally focused courses, small class sizes and experienced faculty. Students also may choose to experience an Argentine university first-handthroughtheUniversityofBelgrano,aprivateuniversityrenownedforteachingSpanishasaforeignlanguage.ThisCEAGlobal Partner provides students with additional academic options and deeper connections to the local community.

These unique programs are supervised by our Associate Academic Dean and Campus Director, John Hudson. A native of Argentina with extensive international experience in both the business and academic worlds, John ensures that the academic opportunities in Buenos Aires are innovative, exciting and relevant to students today.

A native of Argentina, Program Director Gabriela Bittleston brings her extensive knowledge of international relations to CEA programs. Having worked as a coordinator in theUniversityofBelgrano’sInternationalRelationsofficefor14years,Gabrielahaslivedand worked in Buenos Aires for most of her life and speaks Spanish, English, Portuguese andItalianfluently.

CEA Global Campus in Buenos Aires

• Located in downtown Buenos Aires, in the fashionable Retiro - Recoleta neighborhood, walking distance from Florida Street

• Computer lab, classrooms with WiFi, resource center and student lounge

• Housed within the prestigious CulturaI Inglesa Institute, which provides opportunities for interaction with local students and engagement with the local community

• Programs are offered on a U.S. calendar that allows for seamless integration with U.S. home institution schedules

• Courses are designed in conjunction with, approved and transcripted by the University of New Haven, which is accredited by the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (CIHE/NEASC)

University of Belgrano

• Founded in 1964, the University of Belgrano is a prestigious university in Argentina that is a pioneer in hosting international students

• Courses are instructed through the Programa de Estudios Argentinos y Lationamericanos, as well as different departments of the University of Belgrano

• Currently enrolls more than 14,500 students, with an international student population of 900

• The University of Belgrano is recognized by the Argentine Ministry of Public Education as a degree-granting institution of higher learning

CEA Global Campus in Buenos Aires

University of Belgrano

John Hudson Associate Academic Dean & Campus Director

Gabriela Bittleston Program Director

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CEA Global Campus in Buenos AiresLiberal Arts & Social Sciences

This program allows you to develop an understanding of the culture and history of Latin America in general, and Argentina in particular, in the heart of the region s most culturally sophisticated city. Courses are delivered in English and Spanish by our international faculty, who will put you in touch with this elegant location’s fascinating legacy in literature, art, architecture and history. Interact with the city as you explore museums and galleries and meet local experts. An Early Start option includes a two-week intensive language preparation course.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 180 - 225 12 - 15 Standard Eligibility $10,495Early Start Sem. All Levels 225 - 270 15 - 18 Standard Eligibility $11,495Year All Levels 360 - 450 24 - 30 Standard Eligibility $19,995Early Start Year All Levels 405 - 495 27 - 33 Standard Eligibility $20,995Summer All Levels 45 - 90 3 - 6 Standard Eligibility $3,795 - $4,295

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See it for yourself. CEA Students and Staff in action:

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Active Learning Close-Up Take full advantage of the city of Buenos Aires in the Culture and Civilization of Argentina course at the cities's Global Campus whichholdsclasssessionsatthemostsignificantlandmarksofArgentina’s capital. The course incorporates study excursions tohistoricallyandarchitecturallysignificantneighborhoods,monuments, churches, and civic buildings as well as to the city’s impressive art museums. Of course, no consideration of the culture of this city and region would be complete without an appreciation of the urban musical phenomenon called tango, which you will have the opportunity to experience firsthandthroughexcursionstotheSanTelmoandLaBocaneighborhoods, famous for their tango performances.

CEA Students Visiting Downtown Buenos Aires

University of BelgranoLatin American Studies

This program is designed for students at all language levels who wish to focus their studies on Spanish language acquisition while taking electives focused on Argentine and Latin American culture. Courses are available in either English or Spanish. This program also features an Early Start option, giving students the opportunity to arrive early and take a four-week intensive language preparation course.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester Beg. - Int. 180 - 225 12 - 15 Standard Eligibility $10,195Early Start Sem. All Levels 270 - 315 18 - 21 Standard Eligibility $11,195

CEA Global Campus in Buenos AiresInternational Business

This program allows you to develop an understanding of the management culture and business practices of Argentina, one of Latin America’s key business centers. Courses are delivered in English by our international faculty, whose academic credentials are complemented by real-world experience. You will explore the challenges and opportunities faced by business and industry as you interact with the city itself and meet key business leaders involved in each subject area. An Early Start option includes a two-week intensive language preparation course.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 180 - 225 12 - 15 Standard Eligibility $10,495Early Start Sem. All Levels 225 - 270 15 - 18 Standard Eligibility $11,495Year All Levels 360 - 450 24 - 30 Standard Eligibility $19,995Early Start Year All Levels 405 - 495 27 - 33 Standard Eligibility $20,995


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University of BelgranoAdvanced Argentine Immersion

This program is designed for students at the advanced language level and above who are ready to refine and cultivate their language skills. Students on this program are able to fully-immerse themselves in the Argentine culture and language with Argentine classmates while learning side-by-side in the classroom. Students will select two to four Integrated Studies courses from the University of Belgrano’s regular course listing and academic calendar. Additionally, students can select up to two electives focused on Latin American culture offered to international students. Students can also choose an Early Start option arriving early and take a four-week intensive language preparation course.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester Advanced &Above 180 - 225 12 - 15 Standard Eligibility $10,895Early Start Sem. Advanced &Above 280 - 325 18 - 21 Standard Eligibility $11,595Year Advanced &Above 360 - 450 24 - 30 Standard Eligibility $19,595Early Start Year Advanced &Above 450-540 30 - 36 Standard Eligibility $20,595

University of BelgranoIntensive Spanish Language

This program is designed for students of all language levels who are dedicated to acquiring and improving their language skills. Your language courses will focus on oral comprehension and expression, listening comprehension and grammar components appropriate to your language level. Combined with your interactions with the city of Buenos Aires, these courses will help you improve your Spanish, as well as explore Argentine culture.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 210 14 Standard Eligibility $8,695Summer All Levels 90 - 180 6 - 12 Standard Eligibility $3,995 -$6,995

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Housing OptionsHomestay, Residencia, Apartment

Sessions AvailableSemester, Year, Early Start, Summer

Areas of StudyAnthropologyArchitectureBusinessCultural StudiesEconomicsHistoryLatin American StudiesPolitical ScienceSociologySpanish Language & Lit.

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9)CEA Resource CenterCEA Student Computer LabCell PhoneStudent LoungeVolunteer Opportunities

Popular Courses*Advanced SpanishCulture & Civilization of

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CompetenceEntrepreneurship: The Art of

Creative BusinessGay Buenos Aires: Gender,

Sexuality & the CityIntermediate Spanish

Popular Courses (cont.)*

International MarketingLatin American Business

Environments: The Case of Argentina

The Culture of Food & Wine in Argentina

Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/BuenosAires

Students at Iguazú Falls• Iguazú Falls • Colonia, Uruguay • Tigre Delta

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that invite you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Buenos Aires and Argentina. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent examples:

“CEA is a wonderful program that really allows students to experience life as a native of the destination city. I left Buenos Aires

with an entirely new perspective on life an now feel the need to travel the rest of the world!”

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Experience Viña del Mar, ChileConsidered Chile’s premiere seaside resort, Viña del Mar provides a great stepping stone to a semester or summer of Spanish language and Latin American cultural study. A short drive from Santiago, Viña del Mar is more laid-back and friendlier than Santiago, Chile’s capital city. Viña del Mar is conveniently situated and gives visitors easy access to Chile’s many natural wonders. The country’s topography ranges from the Andes Mountains and arid deserts to sandy beaches and lakes.

Home to a large number of parks and gardens, as its reputation as the Garden City promises, the city is also known for its annual Viña del Mar International Song Festival, held in February. Hone your Spanish language skills while experiencing and absorbing all the Chilean culture has to offer through hands-on excursions to nearby Santiago, a trip to Isle Negra - home to the famous Chilean writer Pablo Neruda, or a tour of the Valparaíso Wineries and the grape harvest.

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CEA Academics in Viña del MarCEA Global Education has strategically partnered with the University of Viña del Mar, which is well-known for being on the forefront of internationalization at home. Full curriculum and language programs alike attract international students from Europe, Canada, the U.S., and other Latin American countries. CEA students of all language levels have access to a wide range of language and culture courses through the university’s Department of International Relations and Outreach (DRI). Whether looking for a short-term or semester program, language students will find an academic option to fit their needs and schedule. Students with advanced language skills are invited to take integrated courses with local Chilean students and experience the Chilean university environment first hand. The university includes schools of architecture, art and design, agricultural sciences, communications, law, education, humanities, engineering, health sciences, business, and technology. Students studying with CEA at the University of Viña del Mar will spend most of their time at the Montaña and Rodelillo campuses. The Montaña campus hosts the Centro de Español in the heart of Viña del Mar and it is only a short bus ride from the university’s main campus, Rodelillo, located in the upper part of the city.

Program Director Lilian Trigo manages student services, host institution relations and program academics among other responsibilities for CEA’s programs in Viña del Mar. Currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Education, Lilian brings an expansive amount of experience in the field, having taught in both high school and adult education, worked as a coordinator of English Pedagogy Department at Universidad del Mar and organized of volunteer and high school exchange programs in Europe and the U.S.

University of Viña del Mar

• Founded in 1988, the University of Viña del Mar attracts students from all over Latin America as well as Europe and Asia

• Established one of Chile’s first environmental engineering programs and is on the forefront of offering internationalization at home

• Enrolls approximately 6,000 students per year

• Recognized by the Chilean Ministry of Education as a degree- granting institution of higher learning

If you are in Viña del Mar during the third week of February, you won’t want to miss the International Song Festival, the most popular music festival in Latin America. This fun and exciting event began 51 years ago as a platform for emerging stars to showcase their talent. The format of the event has shifted from a traditional musical festival to more of an awards show. A pop song and folk song competition takes place, where the audience, known as “The Monster,” decides through their reaction of cheering or booing if the performer wins an award or is taken off stage. International music stars from around the world entertain the audience between the competitive performances. Some stars who have performed in the past include Journey, Nelly Furtado and Earth, Wind & Fire.

A Cultural Perspective: The Chilean Riviera

Lilian Trigo Program Director

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Spanish Language & Latin American Culture

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University of Viña del MarThis program is designed for students of all language levels who wish to focus their studies primarily on Spanish language acquisition and who are interested in learning about Latin America. In addition to language courses, the program offers electives in both English and Spanish. Learn about Latin America through specific courses in film, literature, history, business and cultural studies. Improve your language skills through organized opportunities for cultural engagement. This program also features a unique Early Start option in the spring semester. Students take a four-week intensive language preparation course designed to help them adjust to the university setting and prepare for the semester placement exam.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 180 - 270 12 - 15 Standard Eligibility $9,995Summer All Levels 90 6 Standard Eligibility $3,995Short Term All Levels 90 6 Standard Eligibility $4,095

University of Viña del MarAdvanced & Integrated Studies

This program is designed for students at an advanced level of Spanish language proficiency who are ready to refine and cultivate their language skills while taking a more in-depth look into Latin American culture through integrated courses with Chilean students. This allows students to experience immersion into the Chilean university system by taking content courses with host national students. Integrated classes are taught in a wide variety of subject areas, allowing students to earn credits toward their major or fulfill additional graduation requirements. This program also features a unique Early Start portion in the spring semester. Students take a four-week intensive language preparation course designed to help them adjust to the university setting and prepare for the semester placement exam.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester Advanced 210 - 270 14 - 22 Standard Eligibility $9,995

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Housing OptionsHomestay

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9) Free Campus Shuttle Sporting Facilities Volunteer Opportunities

Sessions AvailableSemester, Early Start, Summer,

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Areas of StudyBusiness Communication Cultural Studies Engineering History Nursing Social Sciences Spanish Language & Lit.

Popular Courses*Cultures in Contact

Latin American LiteratureLatin America on FilmSpanish Phonetics and

Pronunciation

Valparaiso Winery Tour• Valparaiso Winery Tour & Grape Harvest

• National Park Botanical Garden

• Santiago, Chile

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that invite you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Viña del Mar and Chile. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent examples:

University of Viña del MarChile: Business Language & Culture

This program is designed for students at the beginning to intermediate Spanish language level who wish to focus their studies on Spanish language acquisition while taking English electives from a variety of disciplines. All students will enroll in one Spanish language course appropriate to their language level. The language course will focus on oral comprehension and expression, listening comprehension, grammar and composition. In addition, students can enroll in two to three elective courses taught in English. Electives allow students to explore Latin American history, business, society, and culture.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester Advanced 210 - 330 14 - 18 Standard Eligibility $9,995

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Experience Shanghai, ChinaAs China’s “Gateway to the West,” Shanghai holds an ancient history tucked under its iconic skyline. With a long history of trade as China’s leading port town, Shanghai is considered a golden land of opportunity for many Chinese in the 21st century. Its young, trendsetting population is known for its fascination with everything hip and ultra-modern, but the city’s colonial past is not hard to find as you explore its many green spaces, park bridges and interlocking canals.

Shanghai is the ideal place to observe first hand the making of China’s future. Its economy once based primarily on fishing and textiles, today the city flourishs as an important center of commerce between the East and West, and is a multinational hub of the finance industry. Get to know China’s culture and heritage through hands-on CEA activities. Practice early morning Taiji alongside locals, learn and participate in a tea ceremony, or try your hand at calligraphy.

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CEA Academics in ShanghaiStudents may choose from several academic options in Shanghai, each representing diverse learning environments. Hosted on the campus of East China Normal University, the Global Campus allows students to enroll in curriculum taught in English, while also interacting with Chinese peers both inside and outside of the classroom. Chinese language courses for all proficiency levels incorporate cutting-edge instructional technology and real-life scenarios. All courses encourage student engagement and critical thinking, and also make use of Shanghai as the classroom, incorporating visits to museums, local companies and community gatherings. Students may choose to experience a more traditional Chinese university setting firsthand through CEA’s Global Partner, Shanghai Normal University, which offers programming focused on Chinese language acquisition.

These complementary programs are supervised by our Program Director, Yan Liang, who brings extensive experience in international travel and business to CEA’s programs in Shanghai. Originally from Shanghai, Yan spent seven years living and working in the U.S., where she ran a travel company specializing in business travel from China to the U.S.

CEA Global Campus in Shanghai

• Newly renovated facility with modern classrooms, computer lab, student common area and resource library

• Relationship with East China Normal University facilitates joint activities and language exchanges with local students

• Innovative Chinese language curriculum incorporates both cutting-edge instructional technology and real-life scenarios in the local community

• Courses are designed in conjunction with, approved and transcripted by the University of New Haven, which is accredited by the Commission on the Institutions of Higher Education of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (CIHE/NEASC)

Shanghai Normal University

• Founded in 1954 as a teaching college, and now a comprehensive university that incorporates 20 different colleges, research institutes and training centers

• Language classes are taught at the International College of Chinese Studies (ICCS), known for excellence in language teaching methodologies and research

• Approximately 10,000 students enroll at Shanghai Normal University every year, with roughly 2,000 international students per year

• Accredited by the Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China and under the guidelines of the Municipal Government of the City of Shanghai

CEA Global Campus in Shanghai

Shanghai Normal University

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CEA Global Campus in ShanghaiLiberal Arts & Business

Featuring a wide curriculum of courses in Chinese language, humanities, social sciences, and business, this program encourages student participation and critical thinking. Language classes incorporate real-life scenarios and frequent conversational practice. English-language electives introduce you to local experts and encourage you to explore Shanghai’s bustling business community, modern museums, historic neighborhoods and stunning architecture. Site visits, guest speakers, language exchanges and joint activities with local students allow you to develop a personal connection with the city of Shanghai.


Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 180 - 255 12 - 17 Standard Eligibility $11,595

CEA Global Campus in ShanghaiAccelerated Chinese Language & Cultural Studies

Designed for students who are serious about learning a language, this program allows students to advance through two levels of Chinese language in one semester. Language classes accommodate all levels, from beginning to advanced, and expose students to continuous contact with the Chinese and their linguistic and cultural idiosyncrasies. Students also have the opportunity to explore Chinese culture and identity through elective courses in history, philosophy, communication, business, and international relations.



CEA Global Campus in ShanghaiIntensive Chinese Language & International Business

Designed for students at a beginning language level, this program allows students to complete an entire year’s worth of Chinese language credit, six credits of international business electives, or both, in one summer. Language classes employ instructional technology and practical scenarios, which provide students with ample opportunities to practice their conversational skills. Students will also participate in dynamic cultural and course-related activities to further enhance their understanding of Chinese culture and of the crucial global business concepts present within this flourishing city.


Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer All Levels 45 - 225 3 - 15 Standard Eligibility $3,295 - $7,490

Shanghai Normal UniversityChinese Language Studies

This program is designed for students who have a strong commitment to acquiring and developing their Chinese language skills. Classes for students at all levels, from beginning to advanced, meet daily and are taught entirely in Chinese. Students will further enhance their spoken language skills and understanding of Chinese culture through cultural activities and contact with native speakers of Chinese.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 330 22 Standard Eligibility $10,295

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Active Learning Close-Up Students in the Shanghai: Imperialism, Revolution and Modernity course at the Global Campus in Shanghai can study Shanghai as a microcosm of China.Thecityexemplifiesthesocialconsequencesofchange,embodiedmost recently by the emergence of a new entrepreneurial elite, the small butgrowingmiddleclass,andthelarge“floatingpopulation”ofruralmigrants illegally residing in the city. As part of the course, you’ll visit significantlocationsaroundthecity,includingtheBundandtheforeignconcessions, the site where the Chinese Communist Party was founded and the Pudong economic zone. The exploration, on-site discussion and analysis led by specialists in the history of Shanghai, provide context for your understanding of evolving urban spaces.

Languages of InstructionEnglish, Chinese

Housing OptionsResidence Hall

Sessions AvailableSemester, Summer

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9)CEA Student Computer LabCell Phone Plans Volunteer Opportunities

Areas of StudyBusinessChinese Language & Lit.

CommunicationCultural StudiesHistoryInternational RelationsPhilosophy Popular CoursesBeginning Chinese I Beginning Chinese II Business ChineseChinese Thought & CultureCross-Cultural ManagementIntermediate Chinese I

Popular Courses (cont.)

International Business The Globalization of Markets

The Forbidden City - Beijing• Chengdu & Jiuzhaigou Valley

• Beijing • Hangzhou

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that invite you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Shanghai and China. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent examples:

Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/Shanghai

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Experience San José, Costa RicaThe capital city of Costa Rica, San José is home to about 1.6 million people and is situated in the Central Valley - guarded by majestic volcanoes and tropical rainforests. The city is also just a few hours away from the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean. San José is considered the cradle of Costa Rica’s 187-year-old democracy, and the country has not had a standing army since 1948. Costa Rica takes great pride in the fact that it has more teachers than policemen.

Renowned for its natural beauty, enlightened conservation and friendly people, Costa Rica draws visitors from all over the world. CEA students can look forward to experiencing the Costa Rican attractions and lifestyle through trips to Arenal Volcano, natural hot springs and waterfalls. They'll explore tropical forests and experience first-hand the unique Afro-Costa Rican culture in Puerto Viejo.


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CEA Academics in San JoséCEA Global Education has strategically partnered with Veritas University for its excellent international program for foreign students, making it an ideal CEA Global Partner. Veritas also offers a small, intimate campus setting for students to interact with other international students, and cultural activities designed to engage them with the university community. Intensive language programs are available in a variety of lengths, from intensive month to semester sessions, to suit students’ needs. Health sciences, business, art and humanities, political sciences and environmental studies are just a few of the subject areas available to students regardless of their language level. Advanced Spanish students may also choose to take classes with Costa Ricans in architecture, advertising design, digital animation, film & television, interior design, product design and photography.

Our Academic Director Leonel Duran manages all academic processes in San José and continuously works to strengthen and develop CEA’s academic partnerships. With more than 14 years of experience in English education, teacher training and curriculum development in locations spread across the globe, Leo’s expertise in the field of international education contributes greatly to CEA’s programs in Costa Rica.

A vital resource to students as they transition into Costa Rican culture, Program Director Maggie Banchs applies her past study abroad experience and expansive knowledge of San José – her hometown – to CEA programs. Outside of Costa Rica, Maggie has worked at universities in both Spain and Nicaragua, and also has had a variety of experiences working with U.S. universities abroad.

Veritas University

• Founded in 1991 as the first private university in Costa Rica

• Ranked in the top 10 public and private universities in Costa Rica

• Known for its modern facilities and commitment to helping international students

• Home to about 2,000 students, 500 of whom are international

• Fully accredited by the Costa Rican Ministry of Public Education as a degree-granting institution of higher learning

Maggie Banchs Program Director

Leonel Duran Academic Director

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Costa Rica's Arenal Volcano

Veritas UniversitySpanish Language, Liberal Arts & Sciences

This program is designed for students of all language levels who wish to immerse in the Costa Rican culture and become more comfortable with the Spanish language, considered the third most widely-spoken language in the world. Regardless of the chosen subject area, this program will provide a comprehensive base in the liberal arts, while giving the opportunity to gain further insight into the identity of Latin America.

Veritas UniversityIntensive Spanish Language

The Intensive Spanish Language Program allows students of all language levels to focus on language improvement in a short timeframe. Regardless of the session a student chooses, this program allows for improvement of Spanish language skills through diverse and engaging learning activities, or by attending a conversation club where students can make Costa Rican friends and share experiences.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 256 - 300 14 - 20 Min GPA 2.6 $8,895Early Start Sem. All Levels 336 - 375 22 - 25 Min GPA 2.6 $9,895Summer All Levels 45 - 140 3 - 9 Min GPA 2.6 $3,695 - $4,195

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer All Levels 80 5 Min GPA 2.6 $3,295Short Term All Levels 80 5 Min GPA 2.6 $3,295

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Veritas UniversityEnvironmental Studies

This program provides students of all language levels the unique opportunity to study environmental sciences in Costa Rica. Despite its small size geographically, Costa Rica offers a wide range of biological diversity and is a renowned world leader in the field of environmental conservation. This program offers the student extraordinary insight into the rich biodiversity of Costa Rica, along with the opportunity to gain knowledge of the Spanish language and Costa Rican culture.

Veritas UniversityMedical Spanish & Health Sciences

This program is designed for students of all language levels who are dedicated to acquiring specialized Spanish language skills in the medical field. The program focuses on developing the ability to effectively communicate with patients through intensive practice of speaking and listening comprehension set within a medical context. Students may also choose from a variety of health sciences electives taught in English.

“I recommend this program to anyone interested in learning about the Costa Rican culture, history, traditions, customs and the Spanish language and its

role in Central America. Costa Rica is an amazing place to grow academically, personally and spiritually. Its natural beauty as well as the people are what bring travelers from all around the world to soak up its splendor. I enjoyed my program and I highly encourage my friends and anyone interested to come and experience a

different culture because by doing so you expand your global perspective.”

-Yessenia Ramirez, California Baptist University, Winter 2011

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 260 - 300 17 - 19 Min GPA 2.6 $8,895Summer All Levels 60 - 140 4 - 9 Min GPA 2.6 $3,695 - $4,195

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 236 - 300 15 - 19 Min GPA 2.6 $8,895Summer All Levels 80 - 140 5 - 9 Min GPA 2.6 $3,295 - $3,795

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Veritas UniversityOnline On-Site Tropical Field Study

This summer program offers students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in tropical studies, in Costa Rica, a renowned leader in the field of environmental conservation. Students participate in two weeks of online coursework at home and three weeks of field work and lectures on-site. The online portion of the program will allow students to interact with their professor and classmates, participate in discussion forums, write blog entries and more through a virtual platform for Internet-based courses. Once on-site, students will meet their professor and peers and together continue their program, which includes in-person lessons at Veritas University and field sessions at national parks, protected areas or even indigenous reserves. All classes are taught in English.

Veritas UniversityOnline On-Site Hybrid

This summer program offers students the opportunity to gain experience in fields including environmental studies, arts, philosophy, marketing, Spanish literature and language. Students participate in two weeks of online coursework at home followed by four weeks of lectures on-site. The online portion of the class will allow students to interact with their professor and classmates, participate in discussion forums, write blog entries and more through a virtual platform for Internet-based courses. Once on-site, students will meet their professor and peers and together continue their program, which includes in-person lessons at Veritas University. A mandatory intensive Spanish Language course will also begin once students arrive in Costa Rica.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer All Levels 48 6 Min GPA 2.6 $4,195

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer All Levels 128 - 160 8 - 9 Min GPA 2.6 $4,395

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CEA Students on a whale watching excursion• Manuel Antonio

National Park• Póas Volcano and La Paz

Waterfall Gardens• Puerto Viejo

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that enable you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of San José and Costa Rica. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent excursions:


Housing OptionsHomestay, Casas Universitarias

Sessions AvailableSemester, Summer, Short Term

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9) CEA Resource Center CEA Student Computer Lab Free Campus Shuttle Spanish Tutoring and Conversation Clubs Optional Excursions Student Lounge Volunteer Opportunities

Areas of StudyArchitecture ArtBusiness Communication Cultural Studies Environmental Science EconomicsHealth Science History Marine Biology Media Studies PhotographyPolitical Science Spanish Language & Lit. Popular Courses*Advanced Spanish ConversationAlternative Health ApproachesCosta Rican Health Care System

and Tropical Medicine

Popular Courses (cont.)*Costa Rican Tradition: Peace and

DemocracyCultural Heritage in Latin

AmericaCultural PhotographyEnvironmental Awareness and

Sustainable DevelopmentTropical EcologyTropical Marine Biology

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Experience Prague, Czech RepublicServing as a major economic and cultural center of the Czech Republic, Prague is a modern city that still retains the original allure of a former age. The Velvet Revolution of November 1989 saw the overthrow of the Communist regime. On January I, 1993, the Czechoslovak state was peacefully divided and the independent Czech and Slovak Republics were founded. The formerly centralized state system has since been transformed into a parliamentary democracy and market economy, with the Czech Republic joining the European Union on May I, 2004.

Today you can walk to school every morning through a UNESCO World Heritage site. Located in the Baroque Malá Strana quarter, Anglo-American University offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in both a Czech and international higher education setting. Participate in AAU activities, sports and clubs, or explore the city with new friends. Don’t forget to check out the Strahov Monastery, Petrin, or the cubist House of the Black Madonna.

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CEA Academics in PragueCEA Global Education has strategically partnered with Anglo-American University (AAU) in Prague to establish our firstGlobalAlliance.TheGlobalAllianceopensthedoorsforCEAstudentstoafullcurriculumcomprisingfiveschools,including business administration, humanities & social sciences, international relations & diplomacy, law, and journalism & communication. The collaboration between CEA and AAU combines the strengths of CEA Global Education in management withtheacademicstrengthsofAAU,whichisfirmlyrootednotonlyinthelocalculturebutalsointheglobalmarketplace.AAU’s breadth of curriculum, instruction in English, interactive classes, and integration of students from around the world in thesameclassroomconfirmAAUasanidealGlobalAlliancepartner.

Our Academic Dean and Campus Director for Prague, Dr. Will Barnard, works with the senior leadership and faculty of AAU to develop strategic projects and new academic programs for CEA students. He has extensive academic leadership experience in Prague, where he has lived for the past 13 years, managing academic programs at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

A native of Prague, Program Director Sandra Hamissova has worked in various positions related to international journalism and customer service. In addition to her M.B.A. in Marketing and Management from the Czech Management Institute, Sandra also has obtained international diplomas for English and Spanish as foreign languages.

Anglo-American University

• Founded in 1990 as the first institution in the Czech Republic since the fall of Communism to offer higher education exclusively in English

• Located in the historical Malá Strana district of Prague, just steps away from the famous Charles Bridge and Old Town Square

• Diverse student body of more than 500 degree-seeking students from more than 50 countries

• Computer lab with 30 student computers, WiFi access throughout AAU buildings and library with more than 19,000 books and journals

• Accredited by the Accreditation Commission of the Czech Republic as a degree-granting institution of higher learning

Sandra Hamissova Program Director

Dr. Will Barnard Academic Dean & Campus Director

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Anglo-American UniversityFull Curriculum

This program is intended for students who wish to continue their studies in Prague within a university setting. Sitting alongside Czech and other international students, you can take a wide variety of electives taught in English from several different schools, including business administration, international relations & diplomacy, law, journalism, and humanities & social sciences. The diversity of course offerings allows youtheflexibilitytochoosecoursesthatbestmeetyourindividualacademicandpersonalneedswhileexperiencing the best Prague has to offer.

Session/Term Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester 168 – 210 12 - 15 Completed one year of college $11,995Year 336 – 420 24 - 30 Completed one year of college $22,395

Anglo-American UniversityInternational Internship

The International Internship program is designed for students interested in immersing themselves in Czech culture while focusing on their career development skills. Students will participate in an internship with an internationally-oriented organization or company in Prague, in addition to regular faculty-led seminars designed to clarify the student’s career skills and goals. These workplace and academic experiencesformthebasisforreflectiveandanalyticcourseassessments.Inadditiontothe3-creditinternship, students can choose to enroll in electives taught in English with Czech and international students. Courses are available in a wide array of subjects and will complement your overall experience living and working in Prague! Knowledge of Czech language is not required.

Session/Term Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer 84 6 Standard Eligibility $3,595 - $5,195

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Anglo-American UniversityLiberal Arts & Social Sciences

This program, offered during the summer and January intersession, is designed for students interested in taking electives in English while immersing themselves in the Czech culture. Popular courses focus on Prague art and architecture, central European history and European politics. No matter which classes you choose, the intimate class size, interactive teaching methods and international faculty provide the perfect atmosphere for you to study and discover the Czech Republic.

Languages of InstructionEnglish, Czech

Housing OptionsApartment

Sessions AvailableSemester, Year, Summer, Short Term

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9)CEA Resource CenterCEA Student Computer LabCell Phone PlanLocal Transportation PassesStudent AssociationsStudent LoungeVolunteer Opportunities

Areas of StudyArt History BusinessCommunicationComputer ScienceCzech Language & Lit.EconomicsHistory

International LawInternational RelationsJournalismManagementMathematicsPolitical SciencePsychologySociology Popular Courses*Culture, Identity & FilmDigital PhotographyEuropean Neighborhood Policy

Popular Courses (cont.)International BusinessIntroduction to Law for BusinessIntroduction to MacroeconomicsIntroduction to ManagementJewish Experience in Central

Europe Prague Art & Architecture

Sub-Cultures: Lifestyles, Literature, Music

Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/Prague

Students Dressed as Miners at Kutná Hora Silver Mine

• Plzen • Kutná Hora • Krakow, Poland

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that invite you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Prague and the Czech Republic. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent examples:

Session/Term Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer 42 - 126 3 - 9 Completed one year of college $11,495Short Term 42 3 Standard Eligibility $3,395

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Experience London, EnglandWith a population of more than 8 million, London is a true cosmopolitan melting pot known for its theater, entertainment, fashion, history, pubs, museums and markets. Voted as the best place to visit in the world (TripAdvisor 2012), there has never been a better time to make London your second home. As Carl Gobey said, “Everything is here: different nationalities, different people, different styles and fashions. Anything you want to be, any life you want to lead: You can find it.”

Come to London and live in one of the world’s largest financial centers. Find yourself in a city so rich in culture it has four World Heritage Sites. Watch street performers at Covent Garden or world-class musicians at the Royal Opera House, buy fashion bargains from the fabulous street markets or designer clothes from the famous Harrods department store, sample afternoon tea on The Strand or fish and chips in a local pub. Embrace all that London has to offer and you’ll have an unforgettable experience. Explore more of England’s history and culture first-hand through CEA excursions to places such as Brighton, Stonehenge and Bath, Oxford, Windsor and Eton.

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CEA Academics in LondonOur CEA Global Partners provide breadth and depth of study abroad opportunities in London’s multicultural melting pot. With access to each university’s full curriculum, plus the option to take courses specifically designed for international students, you will find the right fit for your academic needs and personal goals. Goldsmiths College, a part of the University of London, is well-known for its creative arts curriculum and has a strong reputation for quality academics and an interdisciplinary approach to education. Based in the heart of London’s West End, the University of Westminster brings together all the conveniences of a modern university with the exciting atmosphere of a bustling, cosmopolitan city. Both options provide plenty of opportunities that connect you with local student communities.

Our Program Director, Cassandra Peacock oversees student services and ensures that students integrate successfully into life in London with CEA. Born in Surrey, England, and raised in Mexico, Cassandra has dual citizenship in both countries, and throughout her life has oscillated living between the two. Cassandra earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Mexico.

Goldsmiths College, University of London

• Founded in 1891, Goldsmiths College boasts famous creative alumni such as Antony Gormley, Mary Quant, Damien Hirst, Sam Taylor-Wood, Graham Coxon and Malcolm McLaren and current students, such as the Queen’s granddaughter, Princess Beatrice

• Student population of more than 7,400 students, with approximately 1,200 international students

• Highly-ranked by the Good University Guide as one of the top London institutions for the study of Media, Communications, Music and Visual Arts

• Award-winning Students’ Union

• Part of the prestigious University of London, a federation of 20 self - governing colleges located throughout the city that are recognized by the UK’s Quality Assurance for Higher Education

University of Westminster

• Founded in 1838, the University of Westminster boasts famous alumni such as musician Roger Waters and fashion designer Vivienne Westwood

• Student population of more than 23,000 students, with approximately 4,000 international students from over 140 countries around the world, offering a truly cosmopolitan atmosphere across four sites.

• Ranked 2nd nationally for communications, cultural and media studies research

• Comprises three campuses in London: Cavendish, Marylebone and Regent, plus Harrow campus located outside of central London

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Goldsmiths College, University of LondonFull Curriculum

This program allows you to study at one of the United Kingdom’s leading universities for the creative arts. The campus of Goldsmiths College is a welcoming, accessible community and yet is only 15 minutes by trainfromcentralLondon.Coursesdesignedspecificallyforinternationalstudentsarealsoavailable.Fullyintegrate into British university life by contributing to the college magazine “Smiths,” getting involved in the local radio station “Wired,” or joining a club such as Musical Theatre.

University of WestminsterFull Curriculum

This program offers students the opportunity to immerse in the British educational system and study alongside British students. You can choose electives from a wide variety of subject areas such as life sciences, computer science, business, architecture, social sciences, and humanities. Westminster’s central London campuses are just minutes away from famous landmarks like Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, while the Harrow campus offers a large range of on-site activities and entertainment.

University of WestminsterInternational Internship

This program prepares you to succeed in the international workplace, while also offering an integrated academic experience alongside British students. You will participate in a project-based internship at a local business, community service group, special interest group or development agency in London that matchesyourfieldofstudy.Previousinternshipshavefocusedonthefieldsofbusiness,journalism,humanresources,finance,socialservicesandpolitics.Yourinternshipwillbecomplementedbythreeelectiveschosenfromtheuniversity’sfullcoursecatalog.Internshipsarelimitedandarefilledonafirst-come,first-serve basis.

Session/Term Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester 240 16 Min. 3.0 GPA; Completed 1 yr of college $15,995Spring / Summer 300 20 Min. 3.0 GPA; Completed 1 yr of college $23,895

Session/Term Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester 240 - 300 16 - 20 Min. 3.0 GPA; Completed 1 yr of college $17,695Year 480 - 600 32 - 40 Min. 3.0 GPA; Completed 1 yr of college $32,195

Session/Term Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester 240 16 Min. 3.0 GPA; Completed 1 yr of college

Previous work experience required$17,695

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Housing OptionsResidence Hall, Apartments

Sessions Available

Semester, Year, Summer What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9)Cell Phone PlanOptional Excursions

Areas of StudyArt & DesignBusiness

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EducationEngineeringFine & Performing ArtsHumanitiesMusic

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BritainIntroduction to London FashionIntroduction to MarketingLondon: Culture Capital of the

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Myth and Method in Psychology Photographing The City: LondonPrinciples of MarketingShakespeare Themes and

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Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/London

CEA Students in Cambridge

• Weekend Trip to Wales or York

• Cambridge • Windsor Castle

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that invite you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of London and England. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent examples:

University of WestminsterArts, Business & Sciences

This summer program gives students the opportunity to choose their courses from one of three tracks: international business - course topics range from the London economy to online entertainment and business communications; liberal arts, sciences and architecture - encompassing creative writing, psychology, yoga, exhibition design and more; or media, arts & design - offering subjects including television, photography, and multimedia. A wide variety of activities and social events rounds out the diverse academic curriculum.

Session/Term Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer 60 4 Min. 2.8 GPA; Completed 1 yr of college $4,695

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Experience Aix-en-Provence, FranceAix-en-Provence, or “Aix”, is an idyllic university town, which not only allows you to explore the more traditional aspects of French culture, but also a lively student-centered atmosphere. Cafes, pubs, theaters, outdoor concerts and festivals await you in this sunny and charming city.

Walk to class along the winding streets of Aix and take a break at one of the many bistros or bakeries. The famous Cours Mirabeau sweeps through the center of the city and welcomes French and international students alike. Taste the cuisine provençale at local markets, discover many international restaurants, and engage in the favorite Aixois activity, people-watching from Les Deux Garçons, the favorite cafe of Paul Cezanne and Emile Zola! In the evenings, take part in Aix-en-Provence’s vibrant nightlife and shop the elegant boutiques foires aux artisans and open-air markets where French artists display their work. With CEA, you will experience all that southern France has to offer.

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CEA Academics in Aix-en-ProvenceIn this idyllic university town, CEA’s Global Partners offer unique academic opportunities for students seeking to continue their major studies or hone their French language skills. Aix Marseille University academic programs are offered to students who are interested not only in learning French, but also in living like a French student and experiencing French life firsthand. The university has a division dedicated to teaching French as a foreign language and prides itself on offering some of the best language programs in all of France. The Institute for American Universities delivers the highest quality of curriculum and guides students, both French majors and non-French majors, to cultural competency through course offerings in humanities, social

sciences and fine arts. Regardless of your language level, Aix-en-Provence provides the perfect opportunity to immerse in a traditional French educational setting and experience all the region of Provence has to offer.

Our Program Director, Vivienne Hamill, oversees student services, host institution relations, local vendor relations, office administration amongst many other responsibilities in Aix-en-Provence. Having worked with CEA since 2001, Vivienne’s been a resident of Aix for over 30 years and holds dual French and British citizenships. She thoroughly enjoys her interaction with the CEA students she meets each term.

Aix-Marseille University

• Founded in 1409, boasts prominent alumni such as the current French Minister for Economy, Industry and Employment, Christine Lagarde

• Courses instructed in French through the Institute d’Etudes Françises pour Etudiants Etrangers (IEFEE), founded in 1953 and regarded as one of the best French-language teaching centers in the country

• Brand new premises since Fall 2011, a three minute walk from the main street, the Cours Mirabeau

• Hosts approximately 400 international students annually

• Recognized by the French Ministry of National Education as a degree-granting institution

Institute for American Universities

• Considered one of the oldest and largest education abroad programs in Europe

• Founded in 1957 under the auspices of l’Université d’Aix-Marseille and chartered by the Regents of the University of the State of New York

• Multiple course offerings allow students to fulfill many of their general education requirements and complete major and minor requirements in humanities, social sciences, education, and the arts

• Hosts more than 300 international students annually

• Semester, year, and summer programs available

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Aix-Marseille UniversityFrench Language & Culture

Students are immersed in a completely French language environment. All classes are held in French, and CEA students sit alongside international students. Language classes focus on oral and written expression, language development and listening comprehension. Classes are complemented by a wide variety of electives offered in French, thus enabling students of all levels from beginner and above to progress in their French language.

Aix-Marseille UniversityIntensive French Language

In this program, students attend four hours of intensive language classes in French alongside international students five mornings a week. In the afternoons, a variety of activities invite students to engage in French life and culture, as well as explore the surrounding region during the summer months. Students may opt to enroll in one session or back-to-back summer sessions for twice the academic credit.

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Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester Beginner & Above 180 - 270 12 - 20 Standard Eligibility $11,895Year Beginner & Above 390 - 540 24 - 40 Standard Eligibility $22,595

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer High Beg & Above 75 - 150 5 - 10 Standard Eligibility $4,595 - $8,095

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Institute for American Universities Liberal Arts

The Liberal Arts program at the Institute for American Universities (IAU) is intended for students who want to study in the south of France while participating in an American form of university education. Students will study at le Centre d’Aix, IAU’s center for liberal studies in Aix-en-Provence. Most electives at le Centre are taught in English and are offered in a wide variety of subject areas from art history and archeology to political science and psychology. Students will also enroll in French language courses based on their skill level.

Languages of InstructionFrench

Housing OptionsHomestay, Apartment

Areas of StudyFrench Language & Lit.Business in FranceCommunication History Political Science Theater Arts Translation

Sessions AvailableSemester, Year, Summer

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9)Cell Phone Plan Language Partners OpportunitiesOptional Excursions Sporting Facilities Student AssociationsVolunteer Opportunities CEAClubs & OrganizationsStudent Lounge

Popular CoursesCulture in Aix-en-ProvenceFrench Civilization French Press French Short StoriesThe History of France through its

LiteratureLiterature in Provence

CEA Students in Lavendar Fields• Avignon &

Châteauneuf du Pape• Arles & Camargue • Les Baux de Provence

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that invite you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Aix and France. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent examples:

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester High Beg & Above 225 - 240 15 - 16 2.5 GPA & 1 yr of College $15,795

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Experience The French Alps: Grenoble, FranceOnce the cradle of the French Revolution, Grenoble is surrounded by snow-capped mountains and is often referred to as the intellectual and economic capital of the Alps. Over the years, the city has developed into a major scientific center in the fields of physics, computer science and nanotechnology. More than 200 multinational corporations have made Grenoble the base of their European operations. Students can take language classes at Stendhal University’s Centre Universitaire d’Etudes Francaises (CUEF), considered one of the best French Language teaching centers in France, or study business at the renowned Grenoble Ecole de Management, ranked among the world’s top 50 business schools.

Experience all that Grenoble has to offer through organized CEA activities, or use your spare time to explore the miles of hiking trails, lakes and ski slopes that make the Alps famous. In the winter, you can race down Olympic slopes or snowboard the Alpine trails. During the rest of the year, enjoy windsurfing, kayaking or hang gliding. Four national parks, as well as endless student sports and clubs, make this an ideal environment for students who love the outdoors.

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CEA Academics in The French AlpsMajestic mountain views surround this French hub for commerce and high-tech research, making the French Alps an ideal location to study abroad. Our CEA Global Partners offer you the advantage of two prestigious schools recognized for quality language and business studies. Stendhal University – Grenoble 3 is known for its French language instruction, offering courses at any language level. It is part of one of Europe’s oldest educational institutions, dating back to the 14th century. With a mission to be a leading European institution for management education, Grenoble Ecole de Management offers business and international business courses, taught in English. It seeks to promote leadership in management of technology and expertise in intercultural management for a technology-intensive global economy. Together, these two institutions offer you a choice in academic programs in the French Alps.

Our CEA Program Director Patrick Foley has lived and worked in France teaching English as a second language and studio arts. Having lived in France for over 15 years, Patrick’s passion for art, gourmet cooking and all things French inspire him to share these skills with students in CEA’s Grenoble programs.

Stendhal University – Grenoble 3 Centre Universitaire d’Etudes Françaises (CUEF)

• Founded in 1896, famous alumni include Former President of Germany, Richard Weizacker, Princess of Japan, Masako Owada, and Jacqueline Kennedy

• Known for being one of the best French-language teaching centers among French universities

• 3,000 international students representing more than 100 different nationalities

• Recognized by the French Ministry of National Education as a degree-granting institution

Grenoble Ecole de Management

• Founded in 1984, Grenoble Ecole de Management is consistently ranked as one of the top 10 business schools in France and one of the top 20 or better university-level business schools in Europe

• Recognized for its strength and expertise in management, technology and innovation

• Enrolls 5,123 students, including 2,000 international students

• Accredited by EQUIS (European Quality Improvement System), AACSB (The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) and ABMA (Association for MBA programs)

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Stendhal University – Grenoble 3 French Language & Culture

This program is designed for students who already have some background in French and are at the intermediate level or above. This program is most appropriate if you are interested in improving your French language skills while increasing your knowledge about French culture and history. Students will enroll in a combination of language courses and electives – including subject areas like history, culture and the art of France – all of which are taught in French. Students in the superior level have the opportunity to enroll in courses directly at the University and to take courses with local French students.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester Int. & Above 217.5 - 247.5 14.5 - 17 Standard Eligibility $10,995Year Int. & Above 435 - 495 29 - 34 Standard Eligibility $19,995Summer Int. & Above 75 5 Standard Eligibility $4,395

Grenoble Ecole de Management Business Studies

The Business Studies program is designed for students interested in furthering their study of universal business concepts. All courses are taught in English and students will take coursework focused on general company and corporate operations. Courses include Corporate Finance, Market Research, Introduction to Negotiation, Consumer Behavior and others. Students will gain a comprehensive business education while experiencing all that Grenoble has to offer.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 225 15 Completed 30 college credits $15,595Year All Levels 450 30 Completed 30 college credits $29,995

Stendhal University – Grenoble 3 Intensive French Language

This program is designed for students of all language levels who wish to focus their studies solely on the acquisition and/or improvement of their French language skills. Each month, students will take one language course. At the end of the month, students will be evaluated and may move to a higher level. All language courses focus on oral and written expression, vocabulary development and listening comprehension.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Trimester All Levels 225 15 Standard Eligibility $10,195Semester All Levels 300 20 Standard Eligibility $11,395Summer All Levels 75 - 150 5 - 10 Standard Eligibility $4,395 - $7,695

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Languages of InstructionFrench, English

Housing OptionsApartment, Homestay, Residence Hall

Areas of StudyArt History Cultural Studies Film Studies Theater French Language & Lit. History International Relations International Business Law International Finance Management Marketing Political Science

Sessions AvailableSemester, Trimester Year, Summer, Short Term

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9) CEA Resource Center CEA Student Computer Lab Cell Phone Plan Clubs and Organizations Local Transportation Passes Optional Excursions Sporting Facilities Student Associations Student Lounge Volunteer Opportunities

Popular CoursesArt History Contemporary Literature Culture and Literature

Francophone The History of Cinema The History of Contemporary

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Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/FrenchAlps

United Nations Flags in Geneva, Switzerland• Arles & Provence • Avignon • Geneva, Switzerland

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that invite you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of the French Alps and France. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent examples:

Grenoble Ecole de Management International Business

The International Business program is designed specifically for students focusing on business within a global context. All courses are taught in English and students will choose a particular focus such as global management, finance & accounting, marketing & advertising or fashion & design. CEA students will study alongside international students, thereby adding another dimension to their understanding of global business.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 225 15 Completed 60 college credits $15,595Year All Levels 450 30 Completed 60 college credits $29,995Summer All Levels 90 6 Completed 60 college credits $5,995

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Experience The French Riviera: Sophia Antipolis, FranceThe French Riviera, known in France as the Côte d’Azur, offers a sub-tropical climate, sandy beaches, vineyards and an average of 300 days of sunshine a year. World-class museums, the Nice Carnival, Cannes Film Festival and Monaco Grand Prix make the French Riviera an exciting Medi terranean region in which to study abroad. Discovered by Greek sailors around 400 BC, it has been popular over the years with the likes of Ernest Hemingway, Gertrude Stein, Coco Chanel, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Pablo Picasso - all regular visitors.

Follow in their illustrious footsteps as you explore the people and culture of the French Riviera, one of the most multi-cultural areas of France. Enjoy excursions to exciting places like Nice, Monte Carlo, Cannes, and St. Tropez. Improve your knowledge of French language and culture through CEA activities such as wine tasting, French cuisine sessions, pottery painting, and perfume making. Spring students also can apply to participate in an internship at the Cannes Film Festival.

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SKEMA-EAI

• Founded in 1990, the School of Knowledge Economy and Management (SKEMA) boasts famous alumni, such as the president of Microsoft International, Jean Philippe Courtois, and president the Jean-Paul Gaultier group, Vèronique Gaultier

• Renowned for being one of Europe’s most prestigious business and management schools

• Student population of 2,000 students from France and 400 international students

• Private university accredited by EQUIS, (European Quality Improvement System), is part of France’s Grande École system and recognized by the French Ministry of Education and the French Riviera Chamber of Commerce

Centre International d’Antibes

• Founded in 1985, Centre International d’Antibes (CIA) is located in ‘Le Château,’ a Provençal mansion surrounded by flowered gardens and palm trees, only 800 meters from the center of Antibes Old Town and the beaches

• Recently awarded the “Quality Award for French as a Foreign Language” by the French Ministry of Education for the quality of its teaching, facilities and services

• Welcomes more than 5,000 students every year

• Private institution of higher education, fully accredited by the French Ministry of Education

CEA Academics in the French RivieraLocated in the South of France on the Mediterranean Sea, the French Riviera offers paradise as the backdrop for your study abroad. Our CEA Global Partners offer unique academic opportunities for students seeking to continue their major studies or hone their French language skills. SKEMA-EAI offers courses in engineering, science, technology and business taught in English – a distinction among French universities. Students will attend class alongside other French students and enjoy access to all of the same university amenities. CEA’s other Global Partner, The Centre International d’Antibes is considered to be one of the best French language teaching centers in all of France, and offers courses at all language levels. The Centre is located in “Le Château,” and offers panoramic views of Nice, Monaco and the Italian Riviera from its patio. Whether looking for a typical immersion experience or the opportunity to study alongside French students, CEA provides an academic option for everyone in the French Riviera.

A native of Leipzig, Germany, Program Director Kristin Kerr brings 10 years of experience in the study abroad industry. Her familiarity with study abroad program direction and coordination, in addition to her experience living abroad in locations including France, Germany, England, Poland and Canada, contribute immensely to CEA’s programs in the French Riviera.

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SKEMA - Euro American InstituteLiberal Arts & Social Sciences

This program is designed for students interested in taking courses from a wide variety of liberal arts and science subject areas, while living amid the charm and sophistication of the French Riviera. You can take general education electives in math, science, and the humanities, or take courses specifically designed to focus on French language and culture. In a unique context where U.S. students come together with students from all over the world to share their study abroad experience, SKEMA-EAI provides the ideal international study location within a major research and technology park in Sophia Antipolis.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 180 - 240 12 - 16 Standard Eligibility $14,995Year All Levels 360 - 480 24 - 32 Standard Eligibility $27,995

SKEMA - Euro American InstituteBusiness & Communication

This program is intended for students interested in learning business and communication skills within an international context through courses taught in English. A unique aspect of this program is that students will take classes with French and international students, which will encourage lively classroom debates and discussions. The school’s location in a research and technology park surrounded by international companies offers students the unique opportunity to advance their studies while acquiring and developing valuable skills to succeed in today’s global economy.


SKEMA - Euro American InstituteScience & Engineering

This program is ideal for second-year students not only seeking core courses in their science or engineering major, but also looking to fulfill general education electives in math, sciences and the humanities. You will study side-by-side with French, European and other North American students at one of France’s leading academic institutions, while experiencing the attractive climate and lifestyle of the French Riviera. Choose your courses from a diverse range of electives, thereby earning credit toward your major or additional graduation requirements.


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Housing OptionsApartment, Homestay, Residence Hall, Extended Stay Hotel-Residence


Areas of StudyBusiness Communication Engineering French Language & Lit. History Management Oceanography Science Technology

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9) CEA Resource Center CEA Student Computer Lab Cell Phone Plan Clubs and Organizations Language Partners Local Transportation Passes Sporting Facilities Student Associations Student Lounge Popular Courses*Contemporary French Culture French as a Foreign LanguageEnvironmental Geology Human Resource ManagementImmigration, Race, and Ethnicity

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Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/FrenchRiviera

CEA Students in St. Tropez• Provence • Nice, Eze & Monaco • St. Tropez

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that invite you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Côte d’Azur and France. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent examples:

This program is designed for students of all language levels who wish to focus their studies on the acquisition and/or improvement of their French language skills, while exploring the history, culture and beauty of France and the Riviera. All language courses focus on oral and written expression, vocabulary development and listening comprehension. In addition, students have a choice of four unique options to practice French in a specific field and gain insight into French culture and civilization through courses like Business French, French Political Life, Art & Literature and French Culture & Civilization.

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Experience Paris, FranceRenowned for its intellectuals, artists, writers and revolutionaries, Paris evokes history, allure and romance. It also serves as the administrative, commercial and industrial center of France. As home to French haute couture, a rich and varied cuisine, and internationally known landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, Paris is a fashionable capital that continues to set trends in art, politics, and business.

Programs in Paris offer numerous opportunities to explore French and Parisian culture through multiple housing options, French language courses taught at any level and excursions to nearby destinations, such as Monet’s Giverny, Loire Valley Chateaux or the Mont St. Michel. Savor the culinary culture with wine and cheese tastings and cooking lessons where you learn how to make crêpes. Depending on what time of year you go, attend the Paris Jazz Festival, Nuit Blanche, Fete de Ia Musique, the Paris Air Show, Gay Pride and more.

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CEA Academics in ParisIn the City of Light, CEA students choose from multiple learning environments and find the right fit for their academic needs and personal goals. The CEA Global Campus in Paris offers courses taught in English in a variety of subject areas, as well as French language courses at all levels. The Global Campus in Paris provides a compelling, interactive learning environment characterized by global perspectives, out-of-class cultural excursions, small classes and an internationally experienced faculty. An optional, intensive two-week early-start French language option targets grammatical, lexical and cultural learning objectives that provide students with the core linguistic and cultural skills to prepare for their semester or year in France.Alternatively, you may choose to study on a French campus through one of our CEA Global Partners - Novancia Business School, the University of Paris IV – Sorbonne (Cours de Civilisation Française) or Catholic University of Paris. All three Institutions offer courses for college credits well as immersive academic opportunities that connect you more deeply to local student communities.

With more than 10 years of experience directing study abroad programs in Paris, Campus Director Alexandra Mitchell oversees all educational programs in Paris. Alexandra was drawn to the study abroad industry through her own experiences as an undergraduate student abroad, and as a graduate student enrolled at the University of Paris IV – Sorbonne where she earned her M.A. and D.E.A. in Art History.

CEA’s Paris Academic Department is supervised by our Assistant Academic Dean, Christopher Edwards. With extensive experience as an instructor and administrator in American university operations in Paris, Christopher facilitates academic programming in Paris that is relevant, challenging and personally rewarding.

CEA Global Campus in Paris Etablissement d’enseignement Supérieur Privé

• Located in the Marais district, near Centre Pompidou, Picasso Museum, Museum of Jewish History, Paris Town Hall and National Archives

• Computer lab with 12 student computers, five classrooms with WiFi Internet access, resource center, student lounge

• Strong links to Paris NGOs, especially related to Human Rights and the Greening of Business


Catholic University of Paris

• Founded in 1875 and alma mater of renowned French intellectuals, including Simone de Beauvoir

• Language and elective courses instructed in French by the Catholic University of Paris faculty through the Institut de Langue et de Culture Française

• Small class sizes and intimate campus setting to enable students to build strong rapport with faculty

• Recognized by the French Ministry of National Education and a member of the International Federation of Catholic Universities (FIUC)

Alexandra Mitchell Campus Director

Christopher Edwards Assistant Academic Dean

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University of Paris IV - Cours de Civilisation Française de la Sorbonne

• Founded in 1253 and one of the most recognized and oldest universities in Paris and in the world

• Courses offered by the Cours de Langue et Civilisation Française de la Sorbonne (CLCF), the University center dedicated to teaching French language and culture to international students

• Overall student population is 25,000 with an international student population of 3,000

• Recognized by the French Ministry of National Education as an official state institution

Novancia Business School

• Located in the Montparnasse district on the left bank in newly renovated facilities with amenities including a cafeteria, sports gym, and study rooms

• Founded in 1863 and a member of the prestigious “Conférence des Grandes Ecoles” in France

• Students attend International Business courses with French and International students, allowing a fully engaged and authentic educational experience.

• Known for its innovative programs, which train tomorrow’s managers in business development and entrepreneurship

• Accredited by the French Ministry of National Education and under examination for AACSB accreditation

International BusinessCEA Global Campus in Paris Novancia Business SchoolProviding European perspectives on global commercial trends, emerging markets, and innovative business models and theories, this program helps develop both your practical business savvy and the intercultural awareness you’ll need for performing in today’s fast-changing, global economy. Meetings with dynamic European business leaders and analysis of French and European business cultures provide networks and insights critical to effective market forecasting, ethical trade, and financial success in global international business. Students benefit from the full CEA Global Campus curriculum as well as from enrolling in one course at Novancia Business School.


Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 210 - 255 14 - 17 Standard Eligibility $14,395Early Start Sem. All Levels 240 - 300 16 - 20 Standard Eligibility $15,395

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Active Learning Close-Up Students studying in the History of Paris: An Architectural Perspective course see history by way of Paris’ architectural heritage. By studying monuments from medieval Vincennes to the modern day La Defense, you’ll examine in person how the city of Paris has evolved over the centuriesandhowitsarchitecturereflectsitshistoryanditspeople.Faculty also take students to the Palais Garnier, Paris’ oldest standing opera house, and walk them through a typical night at the opera. There, you’ll discuss your observations, thereby incorporating your real-life experience with the course’s objectives. This course also offers access to other restricted architectural sites under renovation so that you may gain a greater appreciation of how Paris has evolved with time all while embracing its rich past.

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CEA Global Campus in ParisFrench Culture & Society

The varied curriculum of this city-focused program emphasizes participative, practical and experiential learning best suited to summer study in the City of Light. Intensive courses in Parisian history and architecture, fashion and style, photography and film development, painting and sculpture, and international business get you out of the classroom and into the city’s museums, galleries, monuments, and business districts for direct on-site instruction and experience-based learning.



CEA Global Campus in ParisLiberal Arts & Social Sciences

With a diverse curriculum of liberal arts and social science courses ranging from fashion history to human rights, this program draws upon Paris’ rich store of cultural and historical resources and involves you directly in the intellectual, linguistic and social life of the City of Light. The environment of Left Bank liberal and philosophical studies mixed with the Parisian tradition of political discourse help you develop valued literary, sociological and critical thinking skills.



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University of Paris IV - Cours de Civilisation Française de la SorbonneIntermediate French Language & Culture

The Intermediate French Language & Culture program is designed specifically for students at high- intermediate language levels and above interested in improving their French language skills while taking courses in French culture, literature and history with students from around the world. This program is taught entirely in French and courses are taught according to traditional French methods.

Catholic University of ParisFrench Language Immersion

A full French language immersion experience within a diverse community of international students, this program is designed for students of all language levels interested in acquiring and improving their French language skills within a broad liberal arts curriculum in history and politics, literature and writing, society and religion, cinema and theatre, and art history. All language and elective courses are taught in French as a foreign language, offered in small personalized classes, and designed for students interested in French civilization and language.

CEA Global Campus in Paris & University of Paris IV - Cours de Civilisation Française de la Sorbonne

French Language & Liberal Arts

Designed for students seeking practical and immersive skills in French grammar, phonetics and intercultural communication, this distinctive international program combines intensive French language learning with the engaging courses in liberal arts and social sciences taught in English at the Paris Global Campus. Students in this program enjoy studying within an international setting in Paris' Latin Quarter and in historical district of the Marais.



Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 225 15 Standard Eligibility $13,995Year All Levels 450 30 Standard Eligibility $25,795Summer All Levels 60 - 180 4 - 12 Standard Eligibility $4,595 - $7,895

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester High Int. & Above 210 14 Standard Eligibility $13,995Year High Int. & Above 420 28 Standard Eligibility $26,795

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Languages of InstructionEnglish, French

Housing OptionsApartment, French Foyer Homestay, Residence Hall

Sessions AvailableSemester, Year, Summer, Early Start

Areas of StudyArt HistoryCommunication Cultural Studies French Language & Lit. Gender Studies History International Business International Relations Photography Political Science

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9)CEA Resource CenterCEA Student Computer LabCell Phone PlanClubs and OrganizationsLanguage PartnersLecture Series and EventsStudent Lounge Volunteer Opportunities Popular Courses*20th Century Art: A History of

ModernismCommunication & Global

CompetenceFrench LanguageHaute Couture in Paris: History

of Style & FashionHistory of Paris: An Architectural

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Oenology: The History, Culture & Business of Wine

Mass Media & the Fashion Industry

Photography in Paris

Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/Paris

CEA Students at Mont St. Michel• Loire Valley Chateaux • Strasbourg & Freiburg • Mont Saint Michel

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that enable you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Paris and France. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent excursions:

University of Paris IV - Cours de Civilisation Française de la SorbonneIntensive French Language

This program is designed for students of all language levels who wish to focus solely on acquiring and improving core French language skills and aptitudes. Students choose from programs of various lengths, such as four weeks, six weeks and eight weeks. French language courses are focused on grammar, vocabulary, phonetics, and listening comprehension.


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Experience Berlin, GermanyBerlin has witnessed some of the most significant political and historical events of the 20th century, from the rise of Nazism and the Berlin Wall to the Cold War and the eventual reunification of East and West Germany in 1990. Today the city acts as an influential center in European politics, culture and science. It also serves as an important hub of continental transportation and is home to a wide range of life-science corporations and research institutes.

Many of Berlin’s theaters, cinemas, museums and galleries, including the five museums on the Berlin Museumsinsel (Museum Island), are a short walk from the Humboldt Universität zu Berlin campus. Explore Berlin by bike with your CEA classmates and check out the flea markets and Berlin Beer Festival. Walk through Berlin’s history as you tour the Holocaust Museum, the Heritage Site of Potsdam- where Truman, Churchill and Stalin met at the close of World War II, and the Sachsenhausen concentration camp.

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CEA Academics in BerlinCEA Global Education has strategically partnered with two German universities in Berlin based on their academic reputation, their dedicated mission to higher education and their ability to showcase Berlin culture in relation to the European Union. Humboldt Universität zu Berlin boasts 29 Nobel Prize winners and has a special emphasis on the humanities. CEA students have access to excellent German language training and cultural studies programs through the university. Furthermore, the university’s location on Berlin’s most famous street, Unter den Linden, makes it a convenient jumping off point for academic field trips and other hands-on activities. The Berlin School of Economics and Law is one of the largest academic institutions in Germany for business studies and is recognized as one of the top universities of applied sciences in Germany. The university maintains an excellent international reputation demonstrated by its commitment to more than 90 university partnerships worldwide. At the Berlin School of Economics and Law, CEA students have access to two programs designed specifically for international students interested in European business and politics. Together, these two institutions offer you a compelling choice in academic programs.

A native of Leipzig, Germany, Program Director Kristin Kerr brings 10 years of experience in the study abroad industry. Her familiarity with study abroad program direction and coordination, in addition to her experience living abroad in locations including France, Germany, England, Poland and Canada, contribute a global perspective to CEA’s programs in the Berlin.

Humboldt Universität zu Berlin

• Founded in 1810, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin offers an impressive list of alumni, including physicist & Nobel Prize winner, Albert Einstein, African-American activist and scholar, W.E.B. Du Bois, and German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

• With a special emphasis on the humanities, the university offers a total of 170 subjects and 130 courses of study

• Home to some 35,000 students, with approximately 1,500 international students per year

• Accredited by the German Ministry of Education as a degree-granting institution of higher learning

The Berlin School of Economics and Law

• Founded in 2009 through a merger between the Berlin School of Economics and the University of Applied Sciences for Administration and Law

• One of the largest academic institutions in Germany for business studies and post-graduate management education, and recognized as one of the top universities of applied sciences in Germany

• Member of the “Alliance for Excellence” (UAS7) – strongly committed to quality and the international perspective, fostering joint research projects and encouraging the development of common research strategies

• Student population of approximately 7,800 German students and 700 international students

• Accredited by the German Ministry of Education as a degree-granting institution of higher learning

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Berlin School of Economics and LawEuropean Business & Economics

This program is designed for students who are interested in the European Union’s approach to crucial aspects of international business and, at the same time, want to develop basic knowledge of the German language. Lectures and seminars, in English, are held by professors with advanced degrees in business and economics and considerable experience in their area of expertise. You will study side-by-side with European and other North American students at one of Germany’s leading academic institutions, while experiencing first-hand the culture and history of Berlin.

Humboldt Universität zu BerlinBerlin Area & Cultural Studies

This program is designed for students at a high beginner language level and above looking to refine and cultivate their language skills, while taking a more in-depth look at German culture. Students will study German language, focusing on listening comprehension, conversation, and grammar. You also will choose from electives in subject areas such as Berlin history, society and culture, or German literature, theater and culture. Visit the city’s historical sites such as the Reichstag, Brandenburg Gate and Potzdamer Platz. In addition to time in the classroom, this program features visits to historical sites with local German students – a great way for you to practice your language skills and make new friends.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer High Beg & Above 90 - 105 6 - 7 Standard Eligibility $4,795

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer Beg. to Int. 100 5 - 6 Standard Eligibility $4,895

Humboldt Universität zu BerlinGerman Language Studies

This program is designed for students of all language levels who are interested in acquiring and developing their German language skills. Daily language courses will focus on listening comprehension, conversation and grammar. Students also will have the unique opportunity to practice their language skills with the help of local German students at a “coffee hour” held every day at the University’s International Club “Orbis Humboldtianus.” This program provides you with a variety of ways to improve your proficiency in the German language.

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Areas of StudyBusiness Cultural Studies Economics German Language & Lit. Political Science

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9) Clubs and Organizations Language Partners Student Associations Student LoungeTransportation Pass Popular Courses*Global Warming - The

Implications of the Environment for E.U. Businesses & Governments

Human Costs of Global Markets: The European Perspective

Global Challenges for European Firms


Cultural Diversity & Cross-Cultural Management

Marketing for the Automobile Industry

The Separation of Germany - The Fall of the Berlin Wall - The Reunification

Intermediate Level German A & BAdvanced Level German A

Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/Berlin

CEA Students in Prague• Sachsenhausen

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Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that enable you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Berlin and Germany. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent excursions:

Berlin School of Economics and LawEuropean Union in a Global World

This program is designed for a select group of students who are interested in the European Union’s (EU) position in and approach to globalization. Weekly modules, taught in English, will give you the opportunity to explore the challenges faced by EU businesses, including the EU’s role in international trade and in dealing with environmental problems. You also will examine the implications of globalization on the European workforce. A unique aspect of this program is that students will take classes with international students from around the world, encouraging lively classroom debates and discussions.

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Experience Dublin, IrelandBuilt by the Vikings on the banks of the river Liffey, Dublin is haven to the youngest population in Europe, more than 100 different nationalities, a rich cultural, literary and artistic heritage, and some of the most famous pubs in the world. Hundreds of U.S. companies have made Dublin their home, recognizing the strategic gateway Ireland provides to the European Union.

Explore the city’s centuries of British influence through its elegant Georgian squares, spacious parks and impressive public buildings. Experience living where many famous Irish playwrights, writers, musicians and singers found their inspiration. Get to know firsthand Dublin’s modern-day mix of recent immigrants from Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic and the Baltic States. The opportunities to examine Dublin's old and new culture are endless.

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CEA Academics in DublinCEA’s Global Campus in Dublin offers you the ideal setting and learning environment in which to explore Ireland’s fascinating culture and unique strengths in international business. The Global Campus in Dublin provides a compelling, interactive learning environment characterized by courses that incorporate global perspective, small class sizes and experienced faculty. One of the unique features of the CEA Global Campus in Dublin is its relationship with the International School of Business (ISB), which specializes in study abroad programs for European students. As a CEA student, you’ll share housing, extra-curricular activities, excursions, visits and some classes with ISB’s European students.

This unique experience is supervised by our Academic Dean, Darragh O Briain. Darragh has more than 15 years experience in both the business world and academia. He has held senior management roles in both small and large academic institutions and is also the Academic Dean of ISB Dublin.

Our Campus Director, Francis Kelly, oversees all current CEA partner programs in Dublin. Francis brings extensive experience in higher education to CEA, having previously worked in public and private university education in Ireland and abroad. He is also Director of the International School of Business, CEA’s partner institution in Dublin.

CEA Global Campus in Dublin

• Located in the heart of Dublin, within walking distance of Trinity College, Grafton Street, St. Stephen’s Green, Dáil Eireann and Temple Bar

• Computer lab with 12 student computers, four classrooms with resource center, student cafeteria and WiFi Internet throughout

• Key connections to organizations and agencies within Dublin, such as the European headquarters of Google and the Irish Parliament

• Unique learning environment where students share the facility and the study abroad experience with European students from the International School of Business


Darragh O Briain Academic Dean

Francis Kelly Campus Director

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CEA Global Campus in DublinContemporary Perspectives on Ireland

This program is designed to give students an opportunity to explore the richness of modern life in Ireland in a unique context, where U.S. and European students come together to share the study abroad experience. Dublin provides the backdrop – exciting, dynamic, young, diverse and a place where the old and the new blend in perfect harmony. Students are driven by a sequence of on-site activities, projects and team tasks that help them learn by doing.


CEA Global Campus in DublinService Learning

The Service Learning program is designed for students interested in development education, community volunteering or advocacy. The program gives you the opportunity to improve critical knowledge and skill sets while contributing in a very meaningful way to the quality of life in Dublin’s marginalized communities through a volunteer placement program. The combination of classes and the service learning placement facilitates formal and informal learning through academic and cultural exchanges.


Session/Term Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester 180 - 240 12 - 16 Standard Eligibility $14,495Year 360 - 465 24 - 31 Standard Eligibility $27,995

CEA Global Campus in DublinInternational Business

This program is for students who are interested in taking advantage of studying the international aspects ofbusinessinaforeignlocationandhavingdirectcontactwithexpertsthroughoutDublininthefields

of commerce, management and marketing. A unique aspect of the program is that students share many elements of their study abroad experience with European students from the International School of Business, Dublin. Students have the opportunity to round out their schedules with courses in Popular Culture, Irish Literature and other non-business related courses.


Session/Term Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester 180 - 240 12 - 16 Standard Eligibility $14,495Year 360 - 465 24 - 31 Standard Eligibility $27,995

CEA Global Campus in DublinBusiness & Culture

This program offers courses for those interested in studying business within an international context aswellasforthoseinterestedinlearningmoreaboutIrishcultureandsocietyfirsthand.Studentscanstudy either or both of these areas intensively, while using the unique context of Dublin – its businesses, museums and communities – to bring to life the materials learned in class. You will not only increase your knowledge base, but also gain valuable skills key to succeeding in today’s global economy.


Session/Term Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer 45 - 105 3 - 7 Standard Eligibility $4,595 - $5,195

Session/Term Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester 180 - 255 12 - 17 Standard Eligibility $14,795

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Active Learning Close-Up Take full advantage of the city of Dublin through the Popular Culture in Irelandcourse,andattendclasssessionsatsignificantlocationsofhistoricaland cultural interest. By taking students beyond the classroom to the very locationstheirlessonsincorporate,facultyengagetheclassthroughfirst-hand observation, interaction with key community members and on-the-spot analysisanddiscussionofidentifiedlearningobjectives.SomeofthehighlightsofthecourseincludeafieldtriptoCrokePark,headquartersoftheGaelicAthletic Association, and a walking tour of the inner city where many of Dublin’s new immigrants live. You’ll discover how the city’s architecture and layout tell the story of the development of modern Irish culture.

CEA Students in the Temple Bar area, known as the Cultural Quarter of Dublin


Housing OptionsApartment, Residence Hall


Areas of StudyBusiness Communications Cultural Studies Literature Management Political Science Sociology Peace&ConflictStudies Service Learning

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9) CEA Resource Center CEA Student Computer Lab Cell Phone Plan Clubs and Organizations Sporting Facilities Student Associations Student Cafeteria Volunteer Opportunities Popular Courses*Contemporary Irish LiteratureCross-Cultural ManagementCommunication & Global

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International BusinessInternational MarketingInternational Service Learning:

Society, Inequality & Social Exclusion

Ireland:ConflictTransformation& Reconciliation

Popular Culture in Ireland

Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/Dublin

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Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that enable you to connect directly and meaningfully with the culture of Dublin and Ireland. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent excursions:

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Experience Galway, IrelandGalway has more of a small-town and university feel to it than Dublin, and offers easy access to more of the traditional landscapes students might associate with Ireland, including the Cliffs of Moher, Connemara and the Aran Islands. The Irish language thrives amongst the Connemara locals who still speak Irish as their native tongue. The creative arts flourish throughout this bohemian city, with music, theatrical production and literature all contributing to Galway’s humble appeal.

Nicknamed “Ireland’s Cultural Heart,” Galway offers students the ideal opportunity to explore traditional, yet vibrant, Irish culture through numerous festivals, celebrations and events. The city hosts the Galway Arts Festival every July, drawing more than 150,000 people for its International celebration of performing and visual arts. Other events worth attending include the Galway Races in August and the Galway International Oyster Festival in September.

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CEA Academics in GalwayCEA Global Education has strategically partnered with the National University of Ireland, Galway (NUI, Galway), part of the National University of Ireland system. Since its foundation in 1849, the university has experienced significant and continuous growth and become one of the most prestigious teaching and research institutions in Ireland – making it an ideal CEA Global Partner. Today study abroad students enjoy access to the university’s full curriculum, including many different disciplines from Business and Law to the Humanities and Sciences. CEA in Galway offers you the opportunity to study alongside Irish college students and take advantage of the campus’ varied amenities. Furthermore, CEA students will enjoy the university’s 260-acre campus, which stretches along the banks of the River Corrib and is situated close to the city center of Galway.

Program Director Brian Slattery plays a key role in ensuring the quality of students’ experience at NUI Galway and in Ireland. A resident of Galway for over the past five years and a Dublin native, Brian brings his past experience in public relations and customer service to his role at CEA.

National University of Ireland, Galway (NUI, Galway)

• Founded in 1849 as Queen’s College Galway, NUI, Galway boasts – among other things – developing Internet technology currently being used by President Obama’s Administration

• Known for world-class research centers including the National Centre for Biomedical Engineering Science, the Irish Centre for Human Rights, and the Digital Enterprise Research Institute

• Student population of more than 15,000 students annually, with an estimated 1,000 international students

• Accredited by the National University of Ireland, a federal University

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NUI, GalwayFull Curriculum

This program is designed to give students the opportunity to fully immerse in a top-rated Irish university. You will study side-by-side with Irish students on a spacious, historic campus. You may choose to take courses in your major, or courses from popular subject areas such as irish literature, archaeology, political science, and sociology.

NUI, GalwayIrish Studies

This program offers a comprehensive introduction to Irish Studies through a combination of interdisciplinary seminars incorporating studies on identity, emigration and religion. These areas are examined through wide-ranging elective courses, allowing students to choose the particular focus most interestingtothem.Opportunitiesforculturalactivities,specifictoeachelective,areincorporatedinto the program to complement the course objectives taught and are an invaluable part of the overall educational experience.

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Session/Term Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester 270 18 Min GPA 3.0; completed 2 yrs of college $16,395Year 540 36 Min GPA 3.0; completed 2yrs of college $30,195

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NUI, GalwayIrish Language & Culture

ThisprogramisspecificallydesignedforinternationalstudentswhowishtolearntheIrish,orGaelic,language. The course is taught in the village of Cheathru Rua in Connemara, the heart of Irish Gaelic-speaking Ireland. Not only is this course the ideal environment for you to learn the Irish language, it also includesanumberoffieldtripstootherIrish-speakinglocations.ThiscoursealsoincludestraditionalIrishentertainment in the evenings.

Languages of InstructionEnglish, Irish

Housing OptionsApartment, Homestay


Areas of StudyAccountingArcheologyBotanyChemistryCivil EngineeringEconomicsEnglish Language & Lit.FinanceGeographyManagement

Areas of Study (cont.)Marketing MathematicsMechanical EngineeringMicrobiologyPhilosophyPhysicsPhysiology

Political SciencesPsychologySociologyStatisticsZoology

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9) Cell Phone Plan Clubs and Organizations Sporting Facilities Student Associations Student Lounge

Popular Courses*AnatomyEconomicsHistory of IrelandHistory of PsychologyOrganizational PsychologyPre-Historic Ireland /Europe Psychology of Learning

Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/Galway

• Dublin • Aran Islands & Cycle Tour

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Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that enable you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Galway and Ireland. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent excursions:

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Experience Florence, ItalyIn the heart of Italy, and the capital of Tuscany, Florence is nestled among cypress-clad hills and famous wine country. This World Heritage Site is not only the celebrated home of such great minds as Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and Galileo, but it also hosts sophisticated couture fashion houses and top engineers. In Florence, the past and present come together to create a tantalizing and dynamic atmosphere for the study abroad student – an international city with a small-town feel.

As a CEA student in Florence, watch art conservators preserve priceless Renaissance paintings and sculptures. Meet representatives of a local anti-mafia organization, learn about the fashion trade from a national buyer, and discuss Florence’s role in the global marketplace with local business owners. Surrounded by Renaissance architecture, attend classes along Florence’s vibrant streets and squares. Admire Botticelli’s masterpieces in the Uffizi Gallery, taste your way through the local markets, and learn the secrets of Italian craftsmanship in the artisan workshops of the Oltrarno neighborhood.



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CEA Global Campus in Florence

• Located in the central Piazza della Repubblica, steps away from the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio and Uffizi Gallery

• Computer lab with nine student computers, five classrooms, resource center, student lounge with two computers, conference room, and WiFi Internet access throughout

• Key links with local organizations for class visits, volunteering or research opportunities, including: art restoration labs, entrepreneurs, fashion houses, and anti-mafia associations


Santa Reparata International School of Art

• Founded in 1970 as a printmaking workshop, the Santa Reparata International School of Art is a private, nonprofit school that for over 10 years includes a full curriculum of studio art, art history, fashion design and Italian language courses

• Extensive studio art facilities including a print press and dark room, computer lab, language lab and library

• Yearly student population of 200

• Transcript issued by Maryville University in St. Louis, which is fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

CEA Academics in FlorenceTheCEAGlobalCampusinFlorencepresentsexcitingcourses,highlyqualifiedfacultyandavibrantcampuslifethatallowfor a unique academic experience. Global Campus courses incorporate site visits in Florence to offer unrepeatable learning opportunities beyond the classroom. In addition to Italian language courses at all levels, the Global Campus features a diverse curriculum of subjects taught in English.

The Global Campus’s academic and professional network in Florence supports your integration into Italian culture through volunteer placements, extramural sports, and exchanges with local students. CEA’s Global Partner in Florence, the Santa Reparata International School of Art, offers specialized instruction in the studio arts, fashion, and design.

OurProgramDirector,GraysonSplane,managesstudentservices,hostinstitutionrelations,officeadministration and more at the Global Campus. With CEA for over 11 years, Grayson brings extensive experience in a leadership role working with American students studying abroad in Italy.

Grayson Splane Program Director

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Active Learning Close-Up For students enrolled in Fashion Marketing & Merchandising at the Global Campus in Florence, the city of Florence is the classroom. The city houses many fashion, textile and buying companies, and hosts three annual fashion and textile fairs which draw industry professionals from around the world. Students enjoy opportunities to visit headquarters, prototype factories andworkshops,wheretheywitnessfirsthandthehistory and development, organization and operation, merchandising and marketing of important brands in the fashion industry.

CEA Students Examine Naturally Dyed Fabrics at a Textile Fair Stand

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CEA Global Campus in FlorenceFlorence: Art, Culture & Genius

This wide-ranging program is designed for students pursuing many different majors and backgrounds and interested in learning more about Florentine art, history and culture. Courses are taught in English by our international faculty, frequently on site in the city’s churches and museums, focusing on the unique civilizations of Florence and Italy. An Italian language course is mandatory in fall and spring, and is available at all levels. The diversity of this curriculum gives you the flexibility to choose courses that best meet your individual academic and personal needs.


Santa Reparata International School of ArtStudio Art & Fashion Design

This program is designed to help students develop studio art and design skills, and is appropriate for studio art majors and non-studio art majors alike. All studio art courses and electives are taught in English and combine classroom study with on-site lectures and excursions, making Florence your true classroom. Courses are available in photography, fashion design, painting & drawing, printmaking, textiles and more.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 195 - 270 13 - 18 Standard Eligibility $13,995Year All Levels 360 - 480 24 - 32 Standard Eligibility $26,995Summer All Levels 45 - 120 3 - 8 Standard Eligibility $4,895 - $5,395



Languages of InstructionEnglish, Italian



What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9)CEA Resource CenterCEA Student Computer LabCell Phone PlanLanguage ExchangeOptional ExcursionsPublic Lecture SeriesStudent CommitteeStudent LoungeVolunteer OpportunitiesWork Study Opportunities

Areas of StudyArt History Archaeology Business Communications Cultural Studies Drawing Fashion Marketing Film Studies History Italian Language & Lit. Political Science Photography Painting Sociology Popular Courses*Beginning Italian ICommunication & Global

CompetenceFashion Marketing &

Merchandising


Living Italy: Contemporary Culture & Society

Modern Italian CinemaPhotography in FlorenceThe American Idea of Italy: The

1880’s to the PresentThe Great Masters: Leonardo,

Michelangelo & RaphaelSocialHistoryoftheItalianMafiaThe Culture of Food & Wine in

Italy

Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/Florence

CEA Students biking in Lucca• Venice • Siena • Lucca

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that enable you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Florence and Italy. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent excursions:

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CEA Global Campus in Florence & Santa Reparata International School of ArtFlorentine Culture & Studio Art

This hybrid program brings together a wide range of courses from two institutions, including electives at the Global Campus in Florence and studio art offerings at SRISA. This combination of instruction in liberal arts with a concentration in studio art exposes students to active learning and developing practical skills in the studio.




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Experience Rome, ItalyThe “Eternal City,” Rome has enjoyed status as a global power and cultural leader for more than two millennia. Even today Rome remains a hub of contemporary culture, cuisine and fashion, and is one of Europe’s major capitals of politics and commerce. Romans themselves are at once friendly and gregarious, and their love for their history and culture is contagious.

Host to rich and diverse religious cultures, Rome is home to the Vatican and the Pope, a remarkable Jewish quarter and other religious leaders, while the city’s ancient history remains visible throughout. CEA courses enhance your experience of this complex city, highlighting for you Rome and Italy’s past and current importance in such fields as archaeology, history, business, and politics. To study in Rome is to take advantage of an educational environment unavailable anywhere else.

Rome

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CEA Global Campus in Rome

• Located in historic Villa Ferretti in the

Nomentano district, Rome’s university neighborhood, 15 minutes from the heart of Rome by public transportation

• Computer lab, fully-equipped classrooms, resource center, student lounge, and Wi-Fi Internet throughout

• Strong affiliations with local and international organizations enable class visits, volunteering or research opportunities


Center for Theology & Religious Studies

• Founded in 2010, the Center is located at the CEA Global Campus in Rome

• This unique collaboration combines CEA’s outstanding student admissions, academic management and support with Providence College’s distinguished academic leadership and religious tradition

• Courses approved and transcripts issued by Providence College (for theology/religious studies courses) and the University of New Haven (all other program elective courses and Italian language), both fully accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC)

John Cabot University

• Founded in 1972, John Cabot University

is the first American, regionally accredited, overseas liberal arts university in Italy

• Best known for its multicultural faculty and international student body

• 750 students from 40 countries

• Accredited by Middle States Association Commission on Higher Education

CEA Academics in RomeCEA offers students a unique academic experience at the Global Campus in Rome, with exciting courses, highly qualified faculty and a vibrant campus life. Global Campus courses incorporate site visits in Rome and nearby towns in Italy, offering unrepeatable opportunities to learn outside the classroom. In addition to Italian language courses at all levels, the Global Campus features a diverse curriculum of courses taught in English.

The Global Campus’s academic and professional network in Rome supports your integration into Italian culture through volunteer placements, conversation exchanges with local students, and opportunities for independent research. CEA participants can also study at CEA’s Global Partner in Rome, the distinguished John Cabot University.

Our Program Director, Anna Felberbaum, manages student services, host institution relations, office administration and more at the Global Campus. Anna worked in student services at John Cabot University prior to joining CEA, and has more than nine years of experience in the study abroad industry in Rome.

Anna Felberbaum Program Director

CEA Global Campus in Rome The Vatican John Cabot University

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Active Learning Close-Up Take full advantage of the city of Rome and nearby Ostia Antica through the Art & Archaeology of Ancient Rome course at the Global Campus in Rome, and attend classesatsomeofthemostsignificantlandmarksoftheRoman Republic and Empire. This direct contact with archaeological artifacts will help you develop a more profound understanding of Roman urbanism and cultural development.

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CEA Global Campus in RomeRome: Ancient & Modern

The wide-ranging curriculum at the Global Campus in Rome is designed with an interdisciplinary approach. Courses are taught in English by our international faculty, frequently held outside the classroom at important monuments, churches and cultural institutions around the city, making full use of Rome as a living classroom. The diversity of this curriculum gives you the flexibility to choose courses that best meet your individual academic and personal needs. The Global Campus provides a modern education in the Eternal City.


CEA Global Campus in Rome & John Cabot UniversityLiberal Arts & Sciences

Study at two academic institutions while in Rome. As a student in this hybrid program, you will attend classes at both John Cabot University and CEA Global Campus, and enjoy access to both institutions’ facilities and services. Select courses from a wide variety of subject areas, such as archaeology, business, communication and Political Science. Your classmates will be other American, Italian and international students, giving you the opportunity to encounter many of the world’s cultures in one of Europe’s most exciting capitals.



Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 255 17 Standard Eligibility $15,895Year All Levels 495 33 Standard Eligibility $31,595

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What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9) CEA Resource Center CEA Student Computer Lab Cell Phone Plan Language Exchange Local Transportation Passes Optional Excursions Student Lounge Volunteer OpportunitiesWork Study Opportunities

Areas of StudyArchaeology Art History Business Communications Cultural Studies EconomicsFilm Studies History International Affairs Italian Language & Lit. Philosophy Photography Political Science Religious Studies & Theology Sociology Popular Courses*Angels, Demons & Artists in

Rome: Art through the AgesBeginning Italian I


Business Ethics & Management in a Global Context

The Culture of Food & Wine in Italy

International MarketingThe Jewish Experience in RomeLiving Italy: Contemporary

Culture & SocietyThe New Testament in the

Eternal CitySocialHistoryoftheItalianMafia

Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/Rome

CEA Students in Capri• Bike Ride on the

Appian Way• Overnight visit to

Pompeii, Sorrento and Capri

• Bomarzo Monster Park

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that enable you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Rome and Italy. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent excursions:

Center for Theology & Religious StudiesTheology & Religious Studies

The “Theology & Religious Studies” program represents a unique collaboration between CEA and Providence College. Based at the CEA/PC Center for Theology and Religious Studies at the Global Campus in Rome, it provides opportunities to explore historic and modern Italy in an active way: up close, hands-on, and fully immersed in a rich learning environment. You will study theology and Italian language, along with other electives in the heart of Rome, a cultural and religious crossroads, and center of the Roman Catholic Church.


Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 240 16 Standard Eligibility $14,895

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Experience Port Elizabeth, South AfricaIn addition to serving as a port city and important center for the South African motor industry, Port Elizabeth has retained a laid-back attitude that has given it the nickname “the Friendly City.” A great number of tourists from within South Africa, as well as Europe and the United States, make their way to this beautiful city every year, taking advantage of its beachfront location, sunshine, numerous attractions and traditional South African food and wine.

Explore firsthand Port Elizabeth’s unique culture through its ethnic diversity derived from a long history of European settlement and immigration from India, Malaysia and many other foreign nations. The city is also a gateway into South Africa’s unrivaled biodiversity. Port Elizabeth makes an ideal starting point for those of you who want to explore other nearby attractions, such as the famous Garden Route, Tsitsikamma National Park or one of the many game reserves boasting the Big Five of South Africa: elephants, buffaloes, lions, leopards and rhinos.

Port Elizabeth

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CEA Academics in Port ElizabethCEA Global Education has strategically partnered with Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University for its extensive research and driving innovation in the area of sustainable development, which makes it an ideal CEA Global Partner. Major research laboratories focusing on renewable energy, design studies focused on low-cost housing and research, or the influence of HIV on development are just a few examples of research areas in which NMMU is striving to create a sustainable community on the local and global level. As a CEA student, you’ll enjoy access to the university’s full curriculum, allowing you to choose the coursework that interests you or suits your major.

A Port Elizabeth resident for over nine years, CEA Representative Monalisa Ndwayana works at the Office for International Education at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, where she currently is enrolled as a student. Monalisa acts a as a resource for all CEA students, and is passionate about introducing them to her home country and the Eastern Cape.

Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University

• Founded in 2005, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) is the largest higher education institution in the Eastern and Southern Cape areas

• Established as one of the leading institutions in South Africa in academic areas such as engineering technology, architecture, business and management sciences, and art and design

• Enrolls approximately 20,000 students, with approximately 2,000 international students annually

• Accredited by the South African Council of Higher Education

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Nelson Mandela Metropolitan UniversityFull Curriculum

This program offers the unique opportunity to study side-by-side with local and other international students on a South African campus with a broad vision of internationalization. You can to choose your courses from a wide range of subject areas, such as anthropology, education, history, law, marine biology and service learning, thereby earning credit toward your major or general education requirements.

Nelson Mandela Metropolitan UniversityEnvironmental Studies

ThisprogramexaminestheuniquepoliticalandenvironmentalissuesthatdefineSouthAfrica.Participantsvisit one or more of the Eastern Cape’s famous game reserves as well as coastal areas such as Woody Cape Nature Reserve and Bird Island. Field trips to sites such as George and Knysa (located on

South Africa’s beautiful Garden Route) illustrate South Africa’s efforts to reconcile development and conservation.

Port Elizabeth Boardwalk

Nelson Mandela Metropolitan UniversityConflicts, Human Rights, Peace & Justice in South Africa

Designedforstudentswhoareinterestedinstudyingcontemporaryconflictsandpeace-buildingstrategiesinSouthAfrica,thisprogramexplorespolicyandpracticaldevelopmentsinmanagingconflicts.Studentsexamine the human rights policies introduced since the historic democratic elections in 1993, as well as peace-building strategies and competencies developed in other parts of the world.

Session/Term Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester 180 - 225 12 - 15 Standard Eligibility (1 yr of college preferred) $11,595Year 340 - 450 24 - 30 Standard Eligibility (1 yr of college preferred) $20,995

Session/Term Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer 90 6 Standard Eligibility $4,595


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Areas of StudyArts Business Education Engineering Health Sciences Law Sciences

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9) CEA Student Computer Lab Cell Phone Plan Clubs and Organizations Student Associations Volunteer Opportunities Popular Courses*African History & GlobalizationAfrican Traditional HealingAfrican Traditional MedicineHuman OriginsIntroduction to African LiteratureWorld History of the Cold War

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Popular Courses (cont.)*Women in AfricaXhosa for Beginners

Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/PortElizabeth

Addo Elephant Park • Tsitskamma Falls Adventures

• Cape Town • Addo Elephant Park

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that enable you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Port Elizabeth and South Africa. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent excursions:

Nelson Mandela Metropolitan UniversityCommunity Development & Community Service Learning

Incorporating both theoretical and practical components, this program provides students with the opportunity to develop global citizenship skills through volunteer work. It is designed for students interested in community development and health sciences. Ongoing mentoring supports students as they develop an understanding of current issues impacting community life in South Africa.


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Experience Alicante, SpainLocated in Southeastern Spain, Alicante is a Mediterranean port city and the principal city of Spain’s world-renowned Costa Blanca. Alicante is built around a natural harbor and has a population of approximately 326,000. The city’s economy is based largely on tourism to the beaches of Costa Blanca, followed by services and public administration. Explore life Alicante style while strolling down the city’s palm-lined promenade, Esplanada de España, having lunch at one of Alicante’s many outdoor cafes or wandering through the eclectic boutiques and shops in the city center.

Observe the culture first-hand through an exciting week of parades, food and live music in the streets as you celebrate Hogueras de San Juan, originally a celebration of the Summer Solstice. Join the 300,000 people who participate in the one-day pilgrimage to the Monastery de Santa Faz, one of the most important religious traditions and second-largest pilgrimage in Spain. In addition to these, experience a multitude of other cultural activities in Alicante including Holy Week, the Medieval Market Film and International Jazz Festival and many more.

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University of Alicante

• Founded in 1979, the University of Alicante inherits the legacy of the University of Orihuela that was established by Papal Bull in 1545

• Offers the internationally recognized official exam for Spanish as a foreign language, DELE (Diplomas de Español como Lengua Extranjera)

• Student population of approximately 33,000 with an international student population of 1,200

• Recognized by the Spanish Ministry of Education as a degree- granting institution of higher learning

CEA Academics in AlicanteCEA Global Education has strategically partnered with the University of Alicante, one of the most all-inclusive and modern campuses in Europe, offering numerous facilities including a museum, art gallery, 24-hour library, and indoor and outdoor sports stadiums – all of which make it an ideal CEA Global Partner in Spain. Students may take Spanish language instruction from beginner levels to advanced, with the option to take electives in Spanish as well. In addition, CEA and the University of Alicante offer a truly unique experience to take courses with local and European students through the Department of Economics. Students have access to a comprehensive portfolio of business courses offered all in English. The University of Alicante also provides students with a choice of academic programs and program lengths, from intensive month, summer, semester and academic year.

Our Program Director, Alvaro Sanchez has 10 years of experience working with CEA students as a program supervisor. A native of Alicante, Alvaro is fluent in both Spanish and English, having earned his degree in Media Arts from the University of Arkansas, Little Rock. Alvaro continues to enjoy the field of Media Arts and is the author of two documentaries.

Alvaro Sanchez Program Director

“If you want to learn Spanish, come to Alicante. It has everything you could want! Beach, mountains, excellent dining and night life. It’s a small enough city that you don’t have to pay for metros or cabs and you can walk anywhere. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience! I think CEA did an

excellent job before, during and after.”

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University of AlicanteInternational Business & Spanish Language

The International Business & Spanish Language program is designed primarily for business majors and minors interested in taking courses alongside local and European students at the University. You will enroll in one language course and 3-4 business courses. All business courses are taught in English by the Department of Economics. This program provides a comprehensive portfolio of courses in business while introducing students to local teaching styles and methods. The language course is offered in an intensive four-week format prior to the start of the semester, allowing you to study Spanish language immediately upon arrival while maintaining a clear focus on your international business courses during the semester.


University of AlicanteSpanish Language & Culture

The Spanish Language & Culture Program offers you the opportunity to improve your language skills in Spanish and learn more about Spanish culture. Language courses will focus on oral comprehension and expression, listening comprehension and grammar components appropriate to your language level. Depending on your level, you will be registered in Spanish Conversation or Spanish Culture & Civilization to further your language skills. Language courses are taken with other international students. You may choose to put your language studies to the test at the end of the semester by enrolling for the internationally recognized DELE, the official exam of Spanish as a foreign language.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 180 - 225 12 - 15 Standard Eligibility $9,695Summer All Levels 60 - 160 4 - 10 Standard Eligibility $3,895 - $6,695Short Term All Levels 60 - 80 4 - 5 Standard Eligibility $2,995

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Housing OptionsApartment, Residence Hall, Homestay

Sessions AvailableSemester, Summer, Short Term

Areas of StudyBusiness Cultural Studies Economics Management Sociology Spanish Language & Lit.

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9)Access to Computer LabsCell Phone PlanClubs and OrganizationsLanguage PartnersLocal Transportation PassesStudent AssociationsStudent Lounge Volunteer Opportunities Popular Courses*Cross-Cultural Business Behavior:

Doing Business in SpainElementary Spanish IIEntrepreneurship & Business

StrategyHuman Resources Management

Popular Courses* (cont.)

Spanish Civilization and CultureSpanish ConversationTourism Economics

Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/Alicante

The Hemispheric in Valencia, Spain• Granada • Barcelona / Costa

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Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that enable you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Alicante and Spain. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent excursions:



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Experience Barcelona, SpainThe second largest city in Spain and CEA’s most popular destination, Barcelona combines the charm of its medieval Gothic Quarter with stylish modern streets to offer you a truly unique international experience. The city also offers a window into the geo - and socio-political systems that have defined Spain and its current autonomous regions for centuries, including the region of Catalonia. In recent years, large numbers of immigrants from Asia, Africa and South America have transformed Barcelona into a center of multiculturalism.

As a student with CEA, you’ll engage in Barcelona’s history and culture through your exploration of the works of Picasso, Dalí and Miró. See firsthand what makes this city a catalyst for art, music and visual cultures through its contrasting styles of architecture, including medieval Gothic cathedrals and Gaudi’s surreal buildings. In your spare time, wander the outdoor markets along Las Ramblas, the city’s famous tree-lined promenade, or enjoy a traditional “Paella” at one of the many restaurants by the sea.Barcelona

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CEA Academics in BarcelonaCEA Global Education offers you a choice of several unique academic options in cosmopolitan Barcelona. The Global Campus in Barcelona offers an extensive range of subject areas taught by experienced international faculty. Many courses incorporate global perspectives, contain elements of experiential learning, and use the city’s maximum potential as an ideal international learning environment. If you want to experience a Spanish university campus, you may choose between three local prestigious universities: Pompeu Fabra University (UPF), University of Barcelona (UB) and the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB). Our CEA Global Partners provide you with additional academic options, deeper connections to the local community, and courses taught in English or Spanish. Our hybrid programs give you the opportunity to experience the best of both worlds, taking courses both through our Global Campus and a Partner.

These unique programs are supervised by our Assistant Academic Dean, Dr. Ana Martinez, who has a Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics and extensive experience in the fields of language instruction and study abroad.

Our Associate Academic Dean and Campus Director, Enric Figueras, oversees the academic standards of the Global Campus. Fluent in Catalan, Spanish and English, with an extensive knowledge of Portuguese and working knowledge of French, Enric brings to CEA 10 years of experience in higher education.

CEA Global Campus in Barcelona

Pompeu Fabra University

CEA Global Campus in Barcelona

• Located in Ronda Sant Pere, next to the Plaza Catalunya

• Computer lab with 47 student computers, four classrooms with WiFi Internet access, resource center and student lounge

• Strong ties to the Official College of Commercial Agents of Barcelona (COACB), a Catalan institution, that provides classroom facilities and specialized training courses

• Moodle virtual learning environment for every class


Pompeu Fabra University

• Founded in 1990, Pompeu Fabra University is named after the man who laid down the standards of the modern Catalan language

• Offers classes during a trimester-based academic calendar

• Pompeu Fabra welcomes approximately 10,000 students each year, 800 of who are international students

• Recognized by the Spanish Ministry of Education as a degree-granting institution of higher learning

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University of Barcelona

• Founded in 1450, the University of Barcelona is the largest in the region of Catalonia, the most important research center of Spain’s universities and a leader among European universities hosting international students

• Known for quality Spanish language programming with more than 60 years of experience

• Annual student population of more than 90,000, boasting an international student population of approximately 5,000 students


Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

• Founded in 1968, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona was declared a Historic Artistic Monument in 1978 and named part of UNESCO’s Cultural Heritage for Humanity in 1997

• Known for technical support services and service-providing laboratories

• Home to approximately 50,000 students, 3,000 of who are international students


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CEA Global Campus in BarcelonaLiberal Arts & Social Sciences

This program is designed for true beginners to native speakers. It provides you with the flexibility to choose courses taught in English or Spanish from a wide range of subject areas in the liberal arts and social sciences. The extensive curriculum allows for versatile combinations of subjects. Global competence is at the center of all courses, and active learning exercises are incorporated to maximize your study abroad experience.



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Active Learning Close-Up Students in the Contemporary Spain course at the Global Campus in Barcelona explore the recent events in Spanish history, visiting the political institutions that play a vital role in understanding the Spain that emerged following Franciso Franco’s death in 1975. The Parlament de Catalunya symbolizes the recovery of political freedom and the lost identity of the people of Catalonia. As part of the course, you’ll tour the building and attend an open session to better examine and understand the political dynamics of the region.


CEA Global Campus in Barcelona & Universitat Autònoma de BarcelonaInternational Business

This hybrid program combines the best of both worlds: it is designed for students of all language levels who are interested in taking business courses in English while increasing their knowledge of Spanish language and culture. Students have the opportunity to take one or two or three business courses at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona in combination with three or four electives at the CEA Global Campus.

CEA Global Campus in Barcelona & Pompeu Fabra University Business and European Studies

This hybrid program helps students gain insight into the history and society of Spain through active engagement with the host city, people, institutions and culture. The program offers you the unique possibility to choose between business courses specifically designed for international students or a series of business and European studies courses, taught in both Spanish and English with local students. You will develop cultural awareness of European political systems, and acquire firsthand business knowledge about Barcelona within larger European and international contexts.


Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester High Beg & Above 180 - 255 12 - 17 GPA: 3.0; Min 2 years of college; one

semester of college level language$14,695

Year High Beg & Above 360 - 470 24 - 32 GPA: 3.0; Min 2 years of college; one semester of college level language

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Pompeu Fabra UniversityPre-Law Honors Program

The Pompeu Fabra University Pre-Law Honors Program is designed for highly competitive students with a 3.3 GPA minimum. This semester program may be interesting to students planning to attend a law school in the U.S. or Canada and who seek an introduction to the international legal order, the relevant features of major western legal cultures and their institutions, and the basic skills and methods of reasoning employed in law. The program also may interest students who want to pursue a career in international relations or similar disciplines.

University of BarcelonaSpanish Language Studies

This summer-only program is designed for students of all language levels interested in acquiring and improving their language skills in the shortest possible time. The University of Barcelona has a tradition of more than 60 years of experience in teaching Spanish as a foreign language. Combined with your campus immersion experience in Barcelona and exploration of the Spanish culture, your language courses will enable you to make a considerable leap in your language abilities.

CEA Global Campus in Barcelona & University of BarcelonaSpanish Language & Culture

This hybrid program is designed for students of all language levels who wish to focus on improving their language skills while gaining a thorough education in Spanish culture. Students have the opportunity to combine language instruction from University of Barcelona’s Estudios Hispánicos Department – specialized in language learning for the study abroad student – with liberal arts and social science electives from the CEA Global Campus.


CEA Global Campus in Barcelona & Pompeu Fabra UniversityAdvanced Humanities & Social Sciences

This hybrid program combines the best of both worlds. It is designed for students at high beginner & above language level who are interested in improving their knowledge of Spanish language and culture through taking regular courses with Spanish students. In addition to taking a Spanish language course, you can choose from an extensive range of electives that are offered in both English and Spanish at UPF and the Global Campus to gain insight into Spain’s history, literature and culture.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester High Beg & Above 180 - 255 12 - 17 GPA: 3.0; Min 2 yrs of college $14,695 Year High Beg & Above 360 - 470 24 - 32 GPA: 3.0; Min 2 yrs of college $27,995



Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer All Levels 60 4 Standard Eligibility $4,395

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester High Beg & Above 225 15 GPA: 3.3; Min 1 year of college $14,195

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Languages of InstructionEnglish, Spanish, Catalan

Housing OptionsApartment, Residence Hall, Homestay


What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9) CEA Resource Center CEA Student Computer Lab Cell Phone Plan Student Lounge Volunteer Opportunities

Areas of StudyArt & ArchitectureBusiness

Areas of Study (cont.)

Cultural StudiesEconomicsGlobal CompetencyHistoryJournalismMarketingMedia & CommunicationsPolitical Science

PsychologyService Learning SociologySpanish Language & Lit.Visual Arts

Popular Courses*Barcelona: Past & PresentBeginning Spanish I Career Development SeminarCommunication & Global

CompetenceContemporary Spain: History,

Politics & Society

Popular Courses (cont.)*The Culture of Food & Wine in

SpainIntercultural Interactions: A

Psychological PerspectiveInternational Service Learning:

Society, Inequality & Social Exclusion

Photography in Barcelona

Spanish ArtSpanish Civilization & CultureSport & Culture in Contemporary

Spain

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Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that enable you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Barcelona and Spain. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent excursions:

CEA Global Campus in BarcelonaLiberal Arts & Business

This summer-only program is designed for students who wish to explore the history and culture of Spain as well as those who want to concentrate on international business issues. It is open to students of all language levels, from true beginner to native speaker, and offers courses in both English and Spanish. The extensive curriculum allows for versatile combinations of subjects that best meet your academic needs.



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Experience Granada, SpainAuthor Ernest Hemingway once said, “If you were to visit only a city in Spain, this should be Granada.” Granada is a fairytale city, known for its unique historic, artistic and cultural heritage. Some of its most important attractions include the Alhambra Palace, the gardens at the Palacio del Generalife, and arab neighborhood of Albayzín - all declared World Heritage sites by UNESCO. Enjoy the relaxed lifestyle of a smaller urban area and an economy more focused on its universities and students than tourists - the ideal setting to hone your Spanish language skills.

Granada also offers you countless cultural events like flamenco, jazz, tango, film festivals, theater, poetry, a vibrant night life, sophisticated shopping area and traditional markets. Granada is less than an hour from the Mediterranean beaches and the ski resort of Sierra Nevada. Take a break from your studies and escape to the multitude of recreational and cultural attractions that surround the area.

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CEA Academics in GranadaCEA Global Education has strategically partnered with The University of Granada, established in 1531. Over the last five centuries, it has grown to be the third largest university in Spain. Its influence as a center of social and cultural importance continues to grow, making it one of the major intellectual focal points in Spain and an ideal CEA Global Partner. The University offers diverse academic options from an intensive language program to programs that integrate students with other Spanish students in the classroom, the latter intended for students at a more advanced language level. However, beginning Spanish students should not consider language a barrier as CEA in Granada also offers electives taught in English. Recently added to our programs, our Arabic Cultural Studies option provides a unique glimpse into Adalusian and Islamic history and culture. As a CEA student, you’ll attend classes at the University of Granada’s Modern Language Center, Centro de Lenguas Modernas, established in 1992.

Our Program Director in Granada, Begonia Flores applies her fascination and passion for study abroad to her work at CEA. Having studied in Ireland, Czech Republic and the U.S., Begonia’s cross-cultural knowledge and understanding greatly enhances CEA’s programs in Granada.

University of Granada

• Founded in 1531 by Emperor Charles V, the University of Granada is part of the Coimbra Group of Universities, which is composed of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Europe (Oxford, Bologna and Cambridge among others)

• Most popular destination for European students through the Erasmus University Exchange Program

• Home to more than 73,000 students, with an international population of 10,500

• Recognized by the Spanish Ministry of Education as a degree- granting institution of higher learning

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University of GranadaIntensive Spanish Language

This program is designed for students of all language levels who are dedicated to acquiring and improving their language skills. Your language course will focus on oral comprehension and expression, listening comprehension and grammar components appropriate to your language level. Your language courses, combined with your immersion experience in Granada, will help you improve your Spanish. Intermediate level students and above also have the option of enrolling in an optional culture elective for an additional fee.

University of GranadaSpanish Language Studies & Community Internship

Internships are a smart way to immerse in the culture and everyday life of Granada. Students with a high intermediate level and above of Spanish language have the opportunity to gain practical experience in areas like education, health care, and tourism through placements in local schools and health care organizations, and hotels. In addition to exploring potential career fields, students also will take language courses and cultural electives at the University of Granada.

University of GranadaAdvanced Hispanic Studies

This program is designed for students at the high advanced language level and above who wish to acquire a deeper knowledge of the Spanish language and further explore Spanish and Latin American cultures. This program offers a wide variety of subjects and students have the option of taking integrated courses with Spaniards. Students begin the semester with an intensive language preparatory course, which aims to improve language abilities and prepare students for courses taught in Spanish.

University of GranadaArabic Cultural Studies in Granada

Drawing on Granada’s unique multicultural history and Southern European location, this program examines the city’s Islamic legacy, established during almost 800 years of Muslim rule. Course options include both Spanish and Arabic language, plus topics in Andalusian and Islamic culture and history. Additional activities allow you to explore the Islamic heritage of Granada and the region.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer All Levels 80 - 100 5 - 6 Standard Eligibility $3,995 - $6,895Short Term All Levels 60 - 80 4 - 5 Standard Eligibility $3,395

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 220 - 265 14 - 18 Low Int. & Above $10,395Early Start Sem. All Levels 280 - 345 18 - 23 Low Int.& Above $11,395Summer All Levels 60 4 Low Int. & Above $4,495


Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester Advanced & Above 240 - 320 16 - 21 Standard Eligibility $10,595Year Advanced & Above 440 - 590 23 - 39 Standard Eligibility $19,895

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Sessions AvailableSemester, Year, Early Start, Summer, Short Term

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9) Cell Phone Plan Clubs & Organizations Language Partners Optional Excursions Sporting Facilities Student Associations Volunteer Opportunities

Areas of StudyAnthropology Arabic Language & Lit. Art History Business Cultural Studies Education Geography History Political Science Sociology Spanish Language & Lit. Popular CoursesFlamencoHistory of Art in SpainHistory of SpainHistory of Spanish CinemaIslamic CultureLatin American Civilization &

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Spanish Civilization & CultureSpanish GrammarSpanish LiteratureThe Political System of Spain &

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Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/Granada

CEA Students Riding Camels in Morocco• Morocco • Lagos, Portugal • Seville

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that enable you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Granada and Spain. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent excursions:

University of GranadaSpanish Language & Culture

This program is designed for students who wish to focus their studies on continued language acquisition and improvement, while taking electives focused on the Spanish culture. Students will take two language courses and two to three electives taught in either English or Spanish. All electives help students further explore the history, geography and sociology of Spain. For those taking electives taught in Spanish, students are encouraged to enroll in an Intensive Language Preparatory course in order to improve their Spanish before the semester begins.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester Beg. to High Int. 180 - 225 12 - 15 Standard Eligibility $9,595Early Start Sem. Beg. to High Int. 240 - 305 16 - 20 Standard Eligibility $10,595Summer Int. & Above 80 5 Standard Eligibility $3,995 - $6,895

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Experience Madrid, SpainKnown for its innovation in art and culture, Spain’s capital also boasts an abundance of opportunities to engage in the lifestyle of a true madrileño. Spend your days exploring Madrid’s magnificent and historic architecture of the Royal Palace, Santa Cruz Palace or the Telecommunications Palace. Or check out the Temple of Debod, a 2,000-year-old gift from the Egyptian government. Enter the Triangle of Art - Prado Museum, Reina Sofía Museum and the Thyssen Museum- and study the artistic trends that have inspired so many, from classical Velázquez, Goya and El Greco, to Picasso and the most shocking of vanguards, Miquel Barcelo.

When the sun goes down in Madrid, the city streets spill over with people, ready to celebrate and flood the dance floors until the wee hours of the morning. Many historical buildings on Gran Via host most of the cinemas and theaters in town, but you also can find international designers’ shops along ‘’The Golden Mile,” and rooftop bars like the Hotel ME Penthouse.

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CEA Global Campus in Madrid

• Located in the historic building of the International Institute; CEA students will have access to the Institute s library, full of English and Spanish literature, a cafeteria and a beautiful urban garden where students can meet, read a book or just relax.

• Close bonds with Madrid City Hall, which provides students unique opportunities to engage in language exchanges, conferences and tours

• Prime location allows for regularly scheduled lectures conducted in world-famous museums

• Courses designed in conjunction with, approved and transcripted by the University of New Haven, which is accredited by the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (CIHE/NEASC)

Antonio de Nebrija University

• Founded in 1995 and named after Antonio de Nebrija, a great humanist and the first grammarian of the Spanish language

• The Center of Hispanic Studies at Nebrija has been dedicated exclusively to Spanish language training

• Annual student population of about 2,800 and an international student population of about 600


CEA Academics in MadridOur CEA Global Partner, the Antonio de Nebrija University (UAN), offers you the opportunity to live student life on a Spanish campus, taking a variety of courses, taught in Spanish and English. Students can take classes in a variety of subject areas including business, history, political science and art. UAN prides itself on being the “smallest of the biggest universities in Spain,” offering a unique campus environment and making it an ideal CEA Global Partner. Our CEA Global Campus in Madrid offers the ability to create custom programs capitalizing on Madrid’s location and culture through interactive teaching and hands-on activities. Students and faculty participating in programs at the Global Campus visit museums and political institutions, as well as hear from expert guest speakers on a variety of relevant and engaging topics.

Our Campus Director Silvia Martínez oversees all educational programs in addition to ensuring that all CEA standards are maintained in Madrid. Having lived on a U.S. Naval Base for two years and in other countries including England and Canada, Silvia brings international experience to her role at CEA.

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Antonio de Nebrija UniversityLiberal Arts & Business

This program is designed for students who want to engage with the culture, history and society of Spain in a dynamic city. Students at any language level can develop their language skills while simultaneously taking courses from a wide variety of subject areas, all of which are offered in English. Explore Madrid and Spanish culture through a diverse selection of courses in international business and management, history and politics, art and art history, and gender studies. This program also features a unique Early Start option focused on grammar and conversation, which is designed to help you adjust to the university setting and prepare you for the semester placement exam.


Antonio de Nebrija UniversitySpanish Language & Culture

This program is designed for students of all language levels who are interested in focusing their studies primarily on the improvement of their language skills while increasing their knowledge of Spanish culture and history. Classes are taught in both Spanish and English at Antonio de Nebrija University. Spanish classes offer you a unique opportunity to immerse in Spanish campus life, while English courses cater to those at lower language levels. You can take courses in art, history, business, literature and communication. This program also features a unique Early Start option, where you will arrive early and take a four week intensive-language preparation course.

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 180 - 225 12 - 15 Standard Eligibility $12,995Early Start Sem. All Levels 270 - 315 18 - 21 Standard Eligibility $13,995Year All Levels 360 - 450 24 - 30 Standard Eligibility $23,395Early Start Year All Levels 450 - 540 30 - 36 Standard Eligibility $24,395Summer All Levels 90 - 180 6 - 12 Standard Eligibility $4,495 - $7,895

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Sessions AvailableSemester, Year, Early Start, Summer

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9) Resource Center Student Computers Cell Phone Plan Language Partners Local Transportation Passes Student Associations Student Lounge Volunteer Opportunities

Areas of StudyArt HistoryBusinessCultural StudiesFilm StudiesHistoryMarketingPolitical ScienceSpanish Language & Lit.

Popular Courses*Architecture & Painting in MadridBeginning Spanish I Communication & Global

CompetenceContemporary Spain: History,

Politics & SocietyThe Culture of Food & Wine in

SpainInternational Marketing


Spanish Civilization & CultureTerrorism & Global Security

Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/Madrid

Seville Plaza de España• Seville & Córdoba • Valencia • Granada

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that enable you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Madrid and Spain. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent excursions:

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Experience Seville, SpainWith a population less than I million, Seville represents a more down-to-earth lifestyle and relaxed cultural experience. Located in southern Spain, Seville is considered the guardian of all that is traditional Spanish culture. Seville has a centralized historic district, the largest in Europe, which is very pedestrian friendly. Renowned as the birthplace of Flamenco, Seville also is home to stunning architecture, including the world’s largest Gothic cathedral, La Giralda, and the Alcazar palaces.

Engage in true Seville culture through a myriad of traditional Spanish entertainment, including bullfighting, flamenco dance and festivals, such as Semana Santa and Feria de Abril. Lining the streets are terrace cafes where people meet to enjoy their afternoon café con leche. Sunbathe by the river banks and relax at a local tapas bar to enjoy good food and conversation after a day of strolling through the shaded, winding alleyways of the Barrio Santa Cruz, the old Jewish quarter.

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CEA Academics in SevilleCEA Global Education offers you a choice of diverse academic settings in Seville. Our CEA Global Campus in Seville provides an interactive classroom setting that incorporates a global perspective in its curriculum, along with cultural activities and excursions that make the most of Seville as a “living classroom.” Our CEA Global Partners – the University of Seville and Pablo de Olavide University – each provide the opportunity for you to explore student life on a Spanish campus. The University of Seville is one of the largest universities in Spain with a long and prestigious history. Pablo de Olavide University

boasts a strong commitment to Latin American studies and a campus with modern facilities.

Our Associate Academic Dean, Jesus Diaz Vidal, has been involved in study abroad instruction and management for more than 10 years. He works closely with CEA’s Campus Director in Seville and maintains and builds upon CEA’s relations with its Global Partners.

Our Campus Director, Juan Ignacio de la Fuente has dedicated most of his career to the field of study abroad. Originally from Seville, Juan joined CEA in 2004 after having provided support worldwide to students in Seville at CLIC International House.

CEA Global Campus in Seville

• Located in the center of the city, by the walls of the Moorish Alcazar, the Jewish Quarter and Seville’s extraordinary cathedral

• Computer lab with 14 student stations, eight classrooms, study room resource center, student lounge and WiFi Internet access throughout

• Strong relationships with nonprofit organizations such as SOLIDARIO, a provider of volunteer options, and SACU, providing local community service programs and visits to many of Seville’s sites, companies and institutions


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• Founded in 1505, it was previously the 17th century Royal Tobacco Factory, once the setting of the opera Carmen, and is now one of the largest universities in Spain

• Courses are instructed in Spanish and English by University of Seville faculty through Cursos Concertados con Universidades Extranjeras

• Enrollment is approximately 65,000, including an international student population of about 2,000 annually


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CEA Global Campus in SevilleHumanities & Spanish Language

This program is designed for students of all Spanish language levels who wish to complete all of their coursework at the CEA Global Campus. Electives are offered in Spanish and English and comprise a mixture of courses ranging from the most traditional elements of Seville – its architecture, food and customs – to the most current social, political and economic aspects of this global community.


CEA Global Campus in Seville Spanish Culture & Society

This summer program is designed for students of all Spanish language levels. All courses are offered at the CEA Global Campus and electives may be taken in Spanish or English, which covers areas ranging from the cultural and traditional aspects of Spanish society to communication and art.



Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Summer All Levels 45 - 105 3 - 7 Min. GPA: 2.5 $3,895 - $4,395

Pablo de Olavide University

• Founded in 1997, the university is named after Spanish-Peruvian politician Pablo de Olavide to express its cultural and scientific ties to Latin American Universities

• Complements the CEA Global Campus curricula in liberal arts, humanities, business and sciences

• Current enrollment is approximately 7,000, and has an international student population of 500


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Active Learning Close-Up Students in the International Business course at the Global Campus in Seville have the opportunity to turn Seville into their living classroomthroughclassvisitstosignificantsites,includingtheHeineken Beer Factory, one of the largest in Europe, conferences attheDeutscheBankRegionalOffice,andacircuitthroughElCorte Ingles shopping centers, the most important of its kind in the country. Through out-of-class sessions and discussions, you’ll analyze the international business environment that connects globalization with the national and cultural differences characterizing the countries of today’s economy.

CEA Students at Heineken Beer Factory

CEA Global Campus in Seville & Pablo de Olavide UniversityLiberal Arts & Sciences

This program is designed for students of all Spanish language levels who wish to complete coursework both at the CEA Global Campus and at Pablo de Olavide University (UPO). Through their classes at UPO, students will have the chance to interact with peers from Spain, Europe and the U.S. Electives taught in Spanish or English are available at both institutions and in a wide array of subject areas.


"Studying with CEA in Seville was the best decision I could have made. The staff at school is so friendly and welcoming. CEA did a great job organizing excursions and the staff members really cared about us. I highly recommend

studying in Seville with CEA!”

-Maria Boborodea, DePaul University, 2011 Fall Semester

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 180 - 240 12 - 16 Min. GPA: 2.9 $10,595Year All Levels 360 - 465 24 - 31 Min. GPA: 2.9 $19,995

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University of SevilleIntermediate Spanish Language & Culture

This program is designed for students at the high intermediate level and above who wish to further their language acquisition and take content courses in Spanish. While you will be in class with other North American students, you will share facilities with host national students. The University of Seville offers courses in humanities, language, culture and history.

CEA Global Campus in Seville & University of SevilleSpanish Language & Sociocultural Studies

Students participating in this program will complete their course work both at the CEA Global Campus and at the University of Seville (USS). While courses at USS will be taught in English, at the Global Campus students will be able to choose their electives from an ample set of courses offered in English and Spanish.


Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester All Levels 180 - 240 12 - 16 Min. GPA: 2.5 $10,595Year All Levels 360 - 465 24 - 31 Min. GPA: 2.5 $19,995

Session/Term Language Level Contact Hours Rec. Sem. Credits Requirements Price*Semester High Int. & Above 180 - 225 12 - 15 Standard Eligibility $10,495Year High Int. & Above 360 - 450 24 - 30 Standard Eligibility $19,995

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Areas of StudyAnthropologyArt HistoryCommunicationCultural StudiesEducationGeographyHistoryPolitical ScienceSpanish Language

What’s IncludedStandard Services (p. 8-9)CEA Resource CenterCEA Student Computer LabCell Phone PlanLanguage PartnersLocal Transportation PassesStudent Lounge Volunteer Opportunities Popular Courses*Advanced SpanishCommunication & Global

CompetenceThe Culture of Food & Wine in

SpainCultural Values & Stereotypes:

Spain & the U.S.History of SpainInternational BusinessPhotography in Seville


Popular Culture in Spain: Andalusia

Spanish CinemaSport & Culture in Contemporary

SpainTeaching Tongues: Theories

& Practice of Language Acquisition

Learn more at: www.GoWithCEA.com/Seville

Lagos, Portugal• Lagos, Portugal • Córdoba & Granada • Jerez & Conil

Cultural Activities & ExcursionsCEA’s international staff has designed excursions and opportunities that enable you to connect directly and meaningfully with the cultures of Seville and Spain. While activities vary by session and according to availability, here are a few recent excursions: Se

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Additional Choices: U.S. Faculty-Led ProgramsCEA Global Education partners with universities to create custom faculty-led and group study abroad programs. These programs are led by faculty from U.S. and Canadian universities and supported by the same level of experience offered through all CEA programs. Resident staff provides expertise and connectivity to help students use the city as an extension of the classroom. Additional support services include, but are not limited to, one-on-one student advising, international resident staff, fully equipped facilities and housing.

Recent Programs Include:

• International Business in Florence, Italy

• Jazz and the African Diaspora in Paris, France

• Spanish Language & Latin American Culture in San José, Costa Rica

• First Year Experience in Seville, Spain

• Apparel Merchandising, Design, & Textiles in Shanghai, China

• Energy & the Environment in Seville, Spain

Questions? Talk to your CEA admissions counselor: 1 (800) 266-4441 [email protected]

Contact CEA today to learn about programs currently accepting applications.

“Teaching a comparative law class in Florence offered my

students an opportunity to get out of the classroom and observe Italian courtroom proceedings, speak with Italian judges and attorneys about cases, and

witnessfirsthandhowthelawsofanother country impact the daily

lives of its citizens.”

- Perry Binder, J.D.

Assistant Professor of Legal Studies Robinson College of Business

Georgia State University

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Title CEA Program Search & Course Finder

How to Use CEA’s Search Tools

The most critical step to planning your study abroad experienceisresearchingandfindingtheprogramandoptions that best suit your needs. We’ve created these online search tools to help you sort through the depth of information available through CEA.

Needtofindacoursethatmeetsyourgraduationrequirements, or a course syllabus to submit to your school for approval? Use the Course & Syllabus Finder to search for courses and available syllabi based on the criteria provided or by keyword.

The Program Search Wizard gives you a powerful andflexiblesearchtoolwithwhichtofindtherightprogram for your individual needs. Use our selection offilterstonarrowyoursearchandfindtheprogrampossessing all the criteria you want.

Of course, an admissions counselor is always ready to answer your questions and help you in your search.

Course & Syllabus FinderUsefilterstorefineyoursearchresultsby:

• Destination and Academic Institution

• Field of Study

• Program Term

Program Search WizardYoumaychoosetofilterby:

• Field of Study (a broad list)

• CourseSubject(amorespecificlist)

• Program Length

• Language of Instruction

• Program Term

• Destination

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Parent Section

When it comes to study abroad, students aren’t the only ones embarking on this eye-opening journey. As a parent, you play a crucial role in your student’s experience and should be looped in on key, need-to-know essentials of CEA’s study abroad services. While the guidance and support from our advising team helps students take a proactive approach in planning their experience, the same guidance is available to parents of CEA students. Here’s a crash course in studying abroad with CEA:

Study Abroad 101 – the Basics

Budgets – What am I Getting for My Buck?

• CEA’s program prices include tuition and fees, housing and meal options, transfer credit, overseas staff, pre-departure information, airport welcome reception, on site orientation, immersion activities, excursions, volunteer, opportunities and more.

• In addition to the program price, students should budget for airfare, travel insurance, school supplies, entertainment, food and any additional travel they plan on doing abroad.

Visa v. Passport – What’s the Difference?

• ApassportisanidentificationdocumentissuedbytheU.S. government that proves you are a U.S. citizen and authorized to leave the country (your student NEEDS one of these to study abroad).

• A visa is issued by the consulate of the foreign country in which your student is studying abroad and grants him or her permission to enter and stay in the country. Students can provide you with a detailed visa guidelines document from their MyCEA Account should you want more information.

Parent PrepAlthough it may not seem like it, parents and guardians experience a bit of culture shock themselves when their student studies abroad. Whether you’re a hands-on or hands-off parent, your ability to directly assist your student during study abroad is limited. Maintain peace of mind by following these tips:

• Because your student is 18 or older, and a legal adult, make sure he/she gives CEA permission to discuss with you the information in their MyCEA Account.

• Makesureyourstudenthasprovidedyouwithseveraldifferentcontactmethods,includingtheCEAofficeintheU.S.andonsite, your student’s home and cell phone numbers, and an e-mail address.

• Understand that life abroad is different than back at home – housing tends to be smaller, internet strength tends to be limited and air conditioning is not the norm – but differences like these are part of the adventure! Encourage your student to embrace the differences. With your support, they are more likely to adjust in less time.

• Have a copy of your student’s passport and a valid passport of your own.

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Services You Should KnowCEASecure™ – the 5 Ws

• WHO:You,yourstudentandanyonefinanciallyresponsibleforyourstudent’s program.

• WHAT: A special refund plan that allows students to withdraw from their CEA program for any covered reason up to one calendar week before their program’s start date.

• WHEN: Students can apply for this service during their program application process.

• WHERE: Plan is in effect up to one week before a student’s program start dateANDcoverstripinterruptionrefundsunderspecifiedconditions–medical, terrorist attack, failure to obtain a student visa.

• WHY: CEASecure™ frees you and your student to enjoy the excitement of planning for study abroad without worry of the unexpected.

Payment Plan – Study Abroad IS Affordable!• Fulfillstudyabroadprogramexpensestimelyandsuccessfullythrougha

series of incremental payments – monthly, weekly, bi-weekly, etc.

• Plan includes all amounts paid out of pocket by Payer and can be set for specificamountsbasedonstudentneeds.

• Plan adjustments are allowed as students accrue additional fees, such as housing upgrades, optional excursions, etc.

• No fee required for setting up or administering a plan.

Health & Safety Services• CEA automatically registers all study abroad participants with our medical

insurance provider, Consolidated Health Plan (CHP), giving them access to international, 24-hour medical support.

• International staff is familiar with all of CEA’s emergency procedures, has practiced various emergency scenarios in preparation, provides students with health and safety information as well as 24-hour contact information while abroad, and registers all students with the local U.S. embassy or consulate.

• Have questions about your student’s health and safety abroad? CEA advisors are available to talk with you.

Talk to Your StudentHelp motivate careful study abroad planning by asking these questions of your future CEA study abroad participant:

• Have you gone over the program with your academic advisor at school and received approvals?

• Have you discussed transfer credit with your CEA Advisor and how to facilitate this process?

• Have you read the Student Handbook on the Resources section of your MyCEA Account?

• Did you know your preferred

housing assignment is not guaranteed, and that depending on the option you select, your meal plan could change?

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Parents• How will study abroad add to my college experience and degree?

• How do we plan to pay for a study abroad program?

• When should I plan to go on a study abroad program?

• How will we communicate while I’m abroad? In an emergency?

• Do I need to reschedule/schedule doctor’s/dentist’s appointments before my study abroad program?

College Advisor or Study Abroad Advisor• How can study abroad add to my college experience and degree?

• What study abroad programs/providers does my university approve?

• Willmyuniversitytransfermyfinancialaidand/orscholarshipstomystudyabroadprovider?

• Which of my major/elective requirements can I satisfy through a carefully chosen study abroad program?

• When is a good time to go during my college years?

CEA Global Education• Have you studied abroad? What personal advice can you give me?

• How do I choose a program that’s right for me?

• Should I try to choose housing with friends? How can I make friends while abroad?

• Howeasyisittofindmywayaroundthecity?

• What can I expect to experience from the local culture?

Conversation Starters to Help Guide Your DecisionStudying abroad is an exciting opportunity to consider, isn’t it? But before you start packing your suitcase, there are some important questions to ask yourself, as well as those individuals who can help you make the best choice for you. Careful planning leads to intelligent decision-making and the freedom to take full advantage of all a study abroad experience has to offer. Hey, it’s called being an adult!

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* Refer to the CEA Web site or contact a CEA advisor for transcript details, as requirements vary by program. All transcripts must indicate your full name, SSN/Student ID# and cumulative GPA.

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Personal InformationCEA will mail items to your current address until the date indicated below. When this date arrives, CEA will send all mailings to your

permanentaddressunlessotherwisenotified.

Full name: Nick name: (Enter exactly as it appears on official documents, i.e. birth certificate, passport, etc.)E-mail: Gender: c Male c Female (This e-mail must be kept current. CEA will communicate important information to you via e-mail.)

Current address: Number Street Apt. # City State Zip Coun-try

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Permanent address: Number Street Apt. # City State Zip Coun-try

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Best time to reach you: c Morning c Mid-morning c Afternoon c Evening

Emergency contact: Relationship:


Current Academic InformationHome institution: State:

Majors: Minors:

Year in school: Cumulative GPA (On a 4.0 Scale):


Are you currently or have you ever been on academic or disciplinary probation? If so, please explain:

Program InformationDestination (Please specify city and country, i.e. Rome, Italy):

Academic Program: Term: (Please specify exact program name, i.e. International Business & Economics) (i.e. 2014 Spring Semester)

Language InformationHow would you categorize your language level in the language of the host country? (If host country is English-speaking, please skip this section)

c Beginner c High Beginner c Intermediate c High Intermediate c Advanced c Superior

What is the highest college level foreign language that you have taken?

c None c 100/1000 c 200/2000 c 300/3000 c 400/4000 c 500/5000

How long have you studied this foreign language? High school years College semesters College trimesters

If you are taking an English speaking program, are you a native English Speaker, or did you complete your secondary schooling in English?

c Yes c No (If “No,” please provide your TOEFL, IGLTS or Cambridge English Language Examination Score)

Study Abroad QuestionsThe answers to these questions are only used as background information, and will not affect your eligibility. Please limit your response to 50-200 words. If needed, attach an additional sheet to your application.

Do you have a passport? c Yes c No If yes, what is your passport #:

When you began your study abroad search, how many providers were you considering (including CEA)

c 1 (CEA only) c 2 c 3 c 4 c 5 or more

If more than one, who were the other providers?

Which of the following most influenced your decision to apply with CEA?

How would you rate the service from CEA up to this point in the process?

c Very poor c Poor c Adequate c Good c Excellent c Not Applicable

Do you have initial concerns or special needs about studying abroad?

c None c Financial c Medical c Current GPA c Other:

What are your personal and academic goals for studying abroad and how do you plan to achieve them?

Packet PreferenceIf accepted, we will send you several important pre-departure documents to get you started. CEA encourages students to help us use pa-per responsibly in order to reduce the burden we put on the environment and, therefore, we provide a “green” option for receiving your packet. Please select which method you prefer your packet to be delivered:

c Green packet (online) c Mail it to me

Study Abroad Transcript ReleaseOne official and one unofficial copy of your study abroad transcript are included in the program price. Upon successful completion of your program, CEA will mail a copy of your unofficial transcript to the permanent address indicated on this application. Please select one of the following options for your official transcript

□ IauthorizeCEAtomailmyofficialtranscript(s)tomyhomeinstitution,asindicatedonthisapplication

□ IwillsubmitaTranscriptRequestForm(TRF)toCEAindicatingwhereIwouldlikemyofficialtranscriptsent.IunderstandthatCEAwillkeepmyofficialtranscriptonfileuntilaTRFissubmitted.

□ Catalog/Web site □ Location of the program □ Program price □ Program dates □Other:

□ Customer service (Admissions Counselor) □ Transferability of credits □ Course selection □ Housing options

□ Excursions Offered □ Recommended by your university/advisor □ Recommended by a friend/CEA participant □My friends are going on the same trip

Financial InformationWhat will be your primary source for paying your program tuition? (Select one):

c Self c Parents c Scholarship from home institution c Financial aid from home institution c Private Loan

What will be your secondary source for paying for your program tuition? (Select one): c Self c Parents c Scholarship from home institution c Financial aid from home institution c Private Loan c N/A

CEA will automatically include a student account statement(s) in your packet. Where would you like additional invoices sent?:

c No additional invoice c Permanent address c Other address (Please indicate below):

Full Name: Relationship:

Address:


E-mail:

ReferralsIf you know individuals who might be interested in studying abroad, list their names below. For additional information, visit www.GoWithCEA.com/Refer

Friend One

Full name: Primary phone: ( )

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Friend Two

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Payment Amount

□ $95 non-refundable application fee □$500non-refundableprogramconfirmation (Semester programs only, optional at time of application) □$300non-refundableprogramconfirmation (Summer programs only, required at time of application)

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Payment Type

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Billing address:

Card holder name (please print): Card Security Code:

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IMPORTANT: Your application is not complete until the Agreement & Release form on the reverse side of this page is signed and dated.

Agreement & Release1. I understand that my participation in a study abroad program (“Program”) organized by

CULTURAL EXPERIENCES ABROAD, INC. (“CEA”), an Illinois corporation, is contingent on CEA’s review and acceptance of my CEA Application (“Application”).

2. I acknowledge that I have read and accept the terms and conditions set forth in CEA’s Polices, available on CEA’s Web site at www.GoWithCEA.com/policies, which are incorporated herein by reference and which constitute part of this Application. This agreement is a legally binding contract.

3. I acknowledge that I may engage in activities that involve risk of loss of property, personal injury, illness or death. I hereby assume all of the foregoing risks and I release, waive, dischargeandagreetoholdharmlessCEAanditsofficers,directors,employeesandagents from any loss or liability in any way relating thereto. I unconditionally release CEA from any claims for damage, injury, loss or expense of any nature resulting from events beyond its control, including but not limited to acts of God, war, strikes, crime, terrorism, sickness, or quarantine, government restrictions or regulations. This release also applies to any losses arising from the use of any vehicle or from the selection of, or from any act or omission by, any housing agency, host family, travel agency, transportation provider, hotel or excursion provider, host institution, company or individual.

4. I understand that I will be traveling to a foreign country, with different customs, standards, laws and risks than I am unaccustomed to. I understand and acknowledge that (a) I may become sick or injured while participating in a Program; (b) I may be arrested or imprisoned if I do not conform to local laws; (c) there exists crime in foreign countries and that I may be a victim of crime; and (d) I may not agree with local customs and standards. I accept the above-described risks and other risks associated with travel in, to and among foreign countries. I understand that I am responsible for exercising caution and common sense at all times and that CEA is not responsible for my safety or acts of third parties, and I agree to release and not hold CEA responsible for any such problems I encounter in a Program.

5. I understand that as a Participant in the Program, I will be residing in housing arranged by CEA. I also understand that during the Program orientation, housing practices will be explained to me and a housing contract will be presented. I agree to abide by the terms of this Agreement and Release as well as any additional agreements or contracts required during the pendency of the program. In particular, and with respect to housing, I acknowledge and understand that I am solely responsible for my own possessions and safety of those possessions and, that CEA is not responsible for theft or burglary of my possessions, nor is CEA responsible for lost or misplaced possessions of mine at any time. I also acknowledge that it is my sole responsibility, relating to my personal possessions, that I inquire from my insurance company, whether any particular property or rental insurance policy I maintain or that are maintained for me, cover my possessions, will be valid in the location of my study abroad program, and if not, that if I wish for my possessions to be insured, that it is my sole responsibility to deal with insurance providers who will cover my possessions in the location of my study abroad program, and it is my sole responsibility to understand, make available, or obtain coverage for my personal possessions in the location of my study abroad program.

6. If I am sick or injured while participating in the Program, I authorize CEA to take such action as it considers necessary to secure treatment and/or transportation back to the United States. I release CEA from any liability relating to this medical care. I agree to provide the name of an Emergency Contact whom CEA may contact should CEA deem it necessary. If CEA incurs an expense on my behalf that is not covered by insurance, I agree to make immediate repayment upon my return. I hereby acknowledge that this Application doesnotcreateanyaffirmativedutyorresponsibilityforCEAtotakeanyactionshouldIbecome sick or injured while participating in a Program.

7. I also authorize release to CEA, through my signature below, protected health and mental health records, such release expiring on completion of the Program. By signing below and providing this release, I understand that:• IcanrevokethisAuthorizationatanytimebygivingmywrittenrevocationtothe

Disclosing Provider/Covered Entity. My revocation is not effective as to disclosures already made and actions already taken in reliance upon this Authorization.

• IcanrefusetosignthisAuthorization,andthedisclosingprovider/planmayNOTconditiontreatment,enrollmentinthehealthplanoreligibilityforbenefitsonwhetherI sign this Authorization.

• Iamauthorizingdisclosureofinformationprotectedunderfederallaw.Thisinformation, once disclosed, may be subject to re-disclosure by the recipient and may no longer be protected by state and federal law.

• Imayasktheprovider/coveredentityforacopyoftheprotectedhealthinformationbeing disclosed under this Authorization.

• IwillbeprovidedwithasignedcopyofthisAuthorization.• Aphotostaticcopyofthisdocumentshallhavethesameeffectastheoriginalofsame.

Authorizationtoreleasehealthandmentalhealthrecordsdoesnotcreateanaffirmativeduty or obligation for CEA to do a background check of Applicant as Applicant remains obligated to be honest and forthright, and not omit or misrepresent information requested. CEA reserves the right to obtain records pursuant to this release, within the applicable period, in the event of ambiguity of information, disputes or unanticipated or unusual conduct exhibited during the Program.

8. I will comply with all CEA’s Policies, including its rules, standards, instructions and practices for program participation behavior, including housing. I understand that failure to do so may result in disciplinary action up to and including dismissal from the Program. If dismissed, I understand that (a) the cost of returning home is my own expense, and (b) I will not receive a refund of any kind. I understand that my participation may be terminated if I am expelled from school, deemed academically ineligible by the school, or otherwise disciplined by school or civil authorities, or if CEA, in its sole discretion, determines that my conduct is incompatible with the safety or welfare of other participants and/or myself, or, in any way undermines the Program. I agree to indemnify CEA if I do anything that causesCEAtosustainfinanciallossorliability.

9. I understand that CEA requires all participants to enroll in the CEA insurance plan. I understanditprovidesinsurancecoverageformybenefitwhileintheProgram,includinghealth, accident and accidental death insurance. I acknowledge that it is my responsibility to understand the limitations of this coverage and agree that CEA is not responsible for any uninsured losses.

10. I understand that CEA reserves the absolute right to reject my application or dismiss me from a Program if, after acceptance, CEA learns of a condition (personal, medical, academic and/or psychological) which in the reasonable opinion of CEA may endanger me or others, and/or puts me at risk in a foreign country, and/or shows a history of an inability to adapt to challenging situations, and/or creates or requires burdens and resources not required or necessary to maintain other students.

11. I understand that CEA occasionally uses statements made by its students and/or their photographs in marketing materials on the web and in print. I consent to such use of my statements or photographs of me. I agree that CEA may add my name and e-mail address to an e-mail distribution list which will be shared by other participants on my Program, unless I notify CEA in writing otherwise.

12. I authorize CEA to release my Application and supporting documentation to my host institution(s), my home institution(s), their personnel and CEA Staff.

13. I understand that CEA or the sponsoring academic institution reserves the right to makechanges,cancellationsorsubstitutionstotheProgramforinsufficientenrollment,emergency or changed conditions or based upon the interest of the group. I understand that any expenses incurred due to these changes, cancellations or substitutions are at my expense. If I choose to leave the Program as a result of these changes, I understand there will be no refund of program fees or of any expenses already paid.

14. I understand that obtaining a passport and any other required travel documents is my sole responsibility. Whether I am a U.S. citizen or not, I shall hold CEA harmless in the event I cannot or choose not to obtain the necessary documents for participation in the Program. I understand that the inability to obtain these visas and other documents does not constitute grounds for a refund or waiving any program fees.

15. Any action or suit brought relating to this Application or my participation in a Program must be commenced and maintained in the appropriate state court of Arizona, located in Phoenix, Arizona or a Federal district court located in Phoenix, Arizona as applicable. The parties irrevocably consent to jurisdiction and venue in such courts for such purposes and agree not to seek transfer or removal of any action commenced in any such court, andagreethatArizonalawappliesirrespectiveofanyconflictoflawsanalysis.Intheeventeither party hereto institutes an action or other proceedings to enforce any rights arising under this Application, the party prevailing in such action or other proceeding will be paid all reasonable costs and attorney’s fees by the other party. Such fees are to be set by the court and not by a jury and to be included in any judgment or award entered in such proceeding.

16. References in this agreement to “Applicant”, or “I”, shall include the Applicant, any legal guardian or parent of the Applicant, and the Applicant’s spouse and heirs. References in this Agreement to “CEA” shall include Cultural Experiences Abroad, Inc., and its subsidiaries, andallofitsofficers,directors,employees,agents,interns,representatives,groupleadersandhostschoolofficials.

I (or if I am a minor, my undersigned parent or legal guardian) certify that all of the information I have provided on this Application is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge and I agree to inform CEA as soon as I learn of any error or change to this information. I understand that any misrepresentation, irrespective of whether innocent or intentional, may result in rejection of my application and dismissal from the CEA Program, irrespective of whether the Program commenced or not. I agree with the above Agreement and Release, including but not limited to paragraph 6 above. I acknowledge that the terms and conditions outlined in CEA’s Policies constitute part of my agreement with CEA including but not limited to sections concerning program costs, payment obligations, program changes, housing, and student code of conduct. I have read and agree to CEA’s Policies and program information. This agreement will be effective as of the date stated below and shall be governed by the laws of the State of Arizona.

Name of applicant:

Signature of applicant: Date: / /

Name of guardian: (If applicant is under 18 years of age)

Signature of guardian: Date: / /

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