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Study Abroad Program Profile

Study Abroad Program: Lewis & Clark College

Munich, Germany

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The Year of Study in Munich program is administered by Lewis & Clark College in cooperation with Reed College and Willamette University. Students from any accredited U.S. university may apply.

While particularly attractive to German majors, the program is also open to students in other fields, provided that the language requirement is met.

The program begins with a five-week “pre- semester,” where you'll take intensive language courses designed to prepare you for coursework at the University of Munich. Students also receive a general orientation to Munich and its cultural and historical background.

This is followed by the “winter semester,” which runs mid-October to mid-February, and the “summer semester,” which runs from mid- April to mid-July.

Students have a variety of options for the two-month break between winter and summer semesters, including a study-travel program run through UNESCO, and a month-long program in Berlin.

All in all, you can expect to undertake dynamic academic studies, participate in an internship, travel through Germany and Europe, meet interesting people, and grow academically as well as personally.

Quick Facts

Price: $$$$
Student Rating:
Housing: Student dorms
Terms: Fall, Winter, Spring
Funding Options: Scholarships, Financial aid, Loans
Languages: English, German
 

  • Participants choose courses from a wide range of offerings
    including German language, literature, theater, contemporary
    culture and art history, which complement offerings at the
    University of Munich.

    A complete list can be found at:
    www.lclark.edu/~munich/site/academicProgram/academic
    program.htm.

    Students may also choose from general curriculum offerings at the University of Munich. These course offerings can be found online at: http://webinfo.campus.lmu.de/.

    Subjects:

  • The application is due at the beginning of February; see the Lewis & Clark study abroad website (www.lclark.edu/~overseas) for the specific application deadline.

    Students must submit an initial information form indicating ONE program of interest online. After this has been submitted, the study abroad office will send prospective participants an application within five working days. Students indicating more than one program of interest will not receive an application.

    Students must have completed German 202 with an overall GPA of at least 3.0, and a minimum 3.0 GPA in language courses.



  • Students participating in this academic year program are charged a comprehensive fee of $27,944, which includes round-trip travel, rent for 12 months in a single room in the student dorm in the Studentenstadt (including the two-month semester break), field trips, excursions, mandatory health insurance for 12 months, tuition and instruction, and access to a full-time on-site program staff.

    Financial aid and federal Stafford Loans may be applied to the comprehensive fee.

    The comprehensive program fee does not include:
    * Meals
    * Passport fees
    * Required photographs
    * Visa fees
    * International Student Identity Card
    * Immunizations and health exams
    * Books

    The Year of Munich staff estimates that students need $300-600 per month for food and other living expenses in Munich.

    Comprehensive Program Fee:



    The following table displays the breakdown of costs that are provided in each term:

    Term Included In Cost Not Included
    Spring (spring)  
    • airfare
    • books
    • cell phone
    • course materials
    • excursions
    • housing: home stay
    • housing: residence hall
    • housing: shared apartment
    • housing: studio
    • International Student Identity Card
    • laundry
    • local transportation pass
    • meals
    • medical insurance
    • tuition
    • visa services
    Fall (fall)  
    • airfare
    • books
    • cell phone
    • course materials
    • excursions
    • housing: home stay
    • housing: residence hall
    • housing: shared apartment
    • housing: studio
    • International Student Identity Card
    • laundry
    • local transportation pass
    • meals
    • medical insurance
    • tuition
    • visa services
    Winter (winter)  
    • airfare
    • books
    • cell phone
    • course materials
    • excursions
    • housing: home stay
    • housing: residence hall
    • housing: shared apartment
    • housing: studio
    • International Student Identity Card
    • laundry
    • local transportation pass
    • meals
    • medical insurance
    • tuition
    • visa services

  • Participants live together in dorms with German and other international students. Meals are not included in the program fee; students can eat on campus, or cook their own meals in communal dorm kitchens.

  • Year of Study in Munich

    Contact Name: Professor Dinah Dodds

    Contact Email: dodds@lclark.edu

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