Schedule
Cost
Additional Expenses
Scholarships & Grants
Eligibility
Application
Questions?

2007 Summer Program in Munich
Language and Cultural Immersion in Germany 
Professor Eckard Rademann 
15-GRMN-361-101, 6 undergraduate credits 
Come with us to discover beautiful Munich, the secret capital of Germany. Learn German in a historic cultural center of Europe that today is Germany's favorite city for visitors and Germans alike. Munich is also Germany's most popular university city. 

In UC's Summer Program in Munich, you can study the German language and culture while immersed in the language. Daily excursions in the city and nearby alpine region are included in the conversation classes. Weekends will include  planned travel activities and research assignments in small groups. 

Earn 6 quarter hours in this intensive 3 week language program. Monday-Friday, the course work includes 2-3 hours of classroom instruction each day plus more relaxed conversation classes that take place while we visit cultural and historic sites in and around Munich. The intensive nature of the course enables you to concentrate on developing your German language skills. The learning process continues both in and out of class, while you are studying and while you enjoy leisure time.

Schedule 
details to come

Cost
$3,000: The Program Fee covers excursions, admission to castles and housing.

Additional out-of-pocket expenses include optional travel within Germany, local transportation and spending money.

Plus tuition: $1,482 part-time fee for Ohio residents (less if you are taking classes
full time during the summer) Non-resident $3,774

Additional Expenses
Airfare $800-900 (You are responsible for your travel arrangements.)
Passport $85 (valid for 10 years)
International ID Card $22
Additional meals Perhaps $20 per day for 2 meals, 21 days = $420
Souvenirs & laundry This depends on your lifestyle

Scholarships & Grants
Globalization Grants up to $500 are available to qualified students for activities that support the University of  Cincinnati's Globalization Initiative. 

Taft Undergraduate Enrichment Awards enable students majoring in Taft departments to undertake projects that  will enhance their learning experience in their major field. Individual or joint applications are accepted. Eligible projects  include but are not limited to research expenses, travel to a library, archives, museum, or conference, a language  immersion program, or an organized field trip. There is no limit on the number of students who may apply for the  enrichment awards, and all awards are made on a competitive basis with none allocated to particular departments. Applications will be evaluated both on the potential value of the enrichment experience and the record of the student(s)  applying. The current maximum award for an individual or a project is $2,000. 

McMicken College of Arts & Sciences Scholarship 
PURPOSE: To recognize and reward Arts and Sciences students who have achieved academic growth and excellence. ELIGIBILITY: All current A&S full-time students who will be sophomores, juniors or seniors in the 2006-2007 academic year  are eligible for consideration. AWARDS: Scholarships range from full instate tuition and general fees for an academic year to partial tuition for a single  quarter or  partial tuition on a continuing basis.

The Department of German Studies' Helga Daly Scholarship 
See Dr. Rademann for information regarding eligibility for the above scholarships and help with the application process. 

Eligibility
Any UC student in good standing who has completed the A&S language requirement in German or the equivalent is eligible. Students from other universities or high schools may also apply if they have achieved a comparable level of proficiency, that is, 2 years of college German.

Application
To reserve your housing we need your application fee (check for $250 payable to the University of Cincinnati) to be taken to the German Dept. Office 733 Old Chemistry Building by March 1, 2007. This payment is non-refundable. The remainder is due on March 31, 2007. 

Questions?
Dr. Eckard Rademann 
723 Old Chemistry Building 
Phone: (513) 556-2757 
Email: eckard.rademann@uc.edu 
Fax: (513) 556-1991

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