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The Program in Vienna 2009
MAY 19 - JUNE 5, 2009
The Program in Vienna is an innovative academic collaboration with students and professors from the University of Vienna. Based on our successful collaboration in 2007, The Vienna Program is a new international academic program that will result in a total of 5 hours of academic credit.
The Vienna Program begins with a one-credit-hour seminar in Spring Semester, preceeding the trip. In the seminar, which will be cross listed as LAS 305, CFA 305,and EHS 305, students will study the history and cultures of Vienna, prepare for collaborations with the University of Vienna and develop questions and topics for exploration of Vienna in individual courses. Students will also become familiar with the Vienna Study Abroad program and with their Vienna faculty and other students. The course will meet the second half of Spring Semester: March - May in GCC 202 on Mondays 3:30 - 5:30. Professor Timothy Conley will lead the class.
Note: this course is required for all students in the Vienna Program 2009. It will NOT require additional tuition, and it will NOT cause students to pay an additional hours or "overload" fee.
This seminar class is also separate from the one-hour LAS 101 class for which students will receive credit. (LAS 101 requirements will be met during the May travel dates.)
So be part of an innovative academic program that will provide you with 5 hours of academic credit and a remarkable international experience as well! If you have questions about this program in general, or want to know more about The Vienna Seminar, feel free to contact Prof. Conley (x 2476; tkc@bradley.edu).
The fee: $3900
Includes:
* 5 hours of Bradley credit, including a required one-hour seminar Spring Semester 09
* Roundtrip airfare from Chicago O’Hare
* Room with private bath, breakfast each day
* All textbooks
* Local transportation passes
* City tour
* International Student Identity Card
CHOOSE FROM:
√ ENG 300: Writing About Travel
3 credit hours
Contact: Dr. Robert Prescott, 677-2468 or Dr. Kevin Swafford, 677-2451
√ MUS 109/491: Music Appreciation/
Independent Study
3 credit hours
NOTE: This class requires an extra $150.00 fee for music/event tickets
Contact: Dr. Kyle Dzapo, 677-2596
BMA 356: Human Resource Management
3 credit hours
Prerequisite BMA 352 - this prerequisite must be completed by the end of Fall Semester 2008
Contact: Prof. Valerie Pape, 677-4954
√ Approved for General Education
ALL STUDENTS WILL ENROLL IN:
LAS 305, CFA 305, or EHS 305: History and Cultures of Vienna (REQUIRED)
1 credit hour
Contact: Dr. Tim Conley, 677-2476
and
LAS 101 Study Abroad Orientation, Field Activities, and Re-entry Report (REQUIRED)
1 credit hour
Contact: Dr. Christine Blouch, 677-2400
REGISTRATION: A 2.5 GPA is required to register for study abroad programs. All students present at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, October 21, 2008 in the Student Center Ballroom will be enrolled in order of their cumulative credit hours until classes fill. Thereafter, enrollment is first-come, first-served. Please come to the Study Abroad office, 325 GCC.
A $500 non-refundable deposit is required to secure your registration. After the initial deposit, a payment of $1700 will be due by February 2, 2009. Final payment of $1700 will be due no later than March 2, 2009. Notice of cancellation must be made in writing. Those who cancel after February 1, 2009 will be subject to a $750 cancellation fee. Those who cancel after May 1, 2009, will be subject to a 100% cancellation fee.
Disclaimer: Class offerings may change. All classes are contingent upon achieving a minimum enrollment as well as on other factors. Bradley University reserves the right to cancel any program, interrupt it, and introduce any and all changes it deems necessary to secure the well-being and safety of participants. Bradley University clearly stipulates that it is not liable for financial and/or other losses to the participants which might result should it take the measure mentioned above. Bradley University assumes no responsibility for independent travel or activities of individual students. Participation in this program is contingent upon fulfilling all prior University financial obligations. Students on academic probation are not eligible to enroll in Study Abroad courses. For more information, visit our offices in 325 CGCC, or call (309) 677-2400.