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Bonn International Summer Course

Bonn International Summer Course
For students who have already applied to the year-long program at Bonn (or another German partner institution for the year), the Bonn Summer course will give students additional language training.
Location: 
Bonn, Germany
Language of Instruction: 
German
Term: 
Summer
Academic Disciplines: 
Germanic Languages & Literatures
Program Type: 
Summer Non-Faculty Led
Highlights: 
  • Improve your German language skills before spending an academic year at Bonn or another German partner institute
  • KU students will earn 3-5 credit hours upon completion of the program
Program Summary: 

The Summer Course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive and practical understanding of German culture and traditions as well as contribute to fostering international friendships. German language classes will take place in the morning and work groups as well as excursions in the afternoon. Classes will be small (12-14 participants), and there will be an assessment test first to ensure that students' individual needs and expectations are taken into account.  KU students will earn 3-5 KU credits for the program, depending upon their language level.

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Eligibility: 

To take part in the Bonn Summer Course, students must have already applied to the year-long program at Bonn (or another German partner institution for the year), as the Summer Course is ideal for students accepted a year-long German program but require some additional language training.
 


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Study Abroad Information Center
To learn more about your study abroad options, we encourage you to visit the Study Abroad Info Center (105 Lippincott Hall). The Study Abroad Info Center offers walk-in advising for current and prospective students. Drop by to learn more about program options, make an appointment with a study abroad program coordinator, get information on scholarships and financial aid, and talk to returned study abroad students. We also encourage you to explore the resources available on our website to learn more about the application process, KU Core Approved programs, and the cost of study abroad. 

Study Abroad Information Center
Lippincott Hall, Room 105
1410 Jayhawk Boulevard
Hours: Monday - Friday. 9AM - 5 PM
Contact: studyabroad@ku.edu
 

Study Abroad Financial Advising
The Office of Study Abroad has weekly 'You Can Afford to Study Abroad' Financial Aid and Scholarship Info Sessions/Open Meetings on Wednesday afternoons at 4:00 pm and Thursday afternoons at 2:00 pm in the Info Center (105 Lippincott Hall). The financial aid officer will be happy to take any questions and can offer individual advising at the end of sessions for specific concerns. For those that cannot attend the weekly Info Sessions due to scheduling conflicts, we also offer appointments for financial planning as well as financial aid and scholarship advising for students. Please visit 108 Lippincott Hall or call 785-864-3742 to set up an appointment.

 

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