Session Dates:	August 31 - December 8, 2007
Price:	$8,995.00
Estimated Semester Credits:	TBA
Total Contact Hours:	TBA
Application Due Date:	Thursday, May 31, 2007
Final Payment Due Date:	Sunday, July 01, 2007
Enrollment Status:	Extended - Still Accepting Applications
Length:	Semester

What's Included

Tuition and academic fees.
Housing in a residence hall.
Extensive pre-departure information.
Thorough onsite orientation.
Immersion program of many social and cultural activities.
Public transportation pass. (Semester/AY only)
International mobile phone.
Travel backpack and guidebook.
Excursions and associated costs.
Study abroad medical insurance.
Airport reception at Frankfurt (FRA). (Semester/AY only)
Onsite Abroadco staff in Marburg. (Semestery/AY only)
Official transcript from Philipps-University Marburg.

What's Not Included

Passport, German residency permit, and associated immigration requirements.
International airfare.
Meals.
Transfer to airport at end of program.

Eligibility

Be at least 18 years of age by program start date.
Have graduated from high school.
Have a minimum GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale.

Courses

The course schedule for this session has not yet been finalized. The courses below are those from the course catalog that pertain to this session. If you need to confirm that a specific course will be offered during your study abroad session, please contact us.

Required Courses

During the first six weeks of the program, students will take an intensive German language course and the German culture class. Students will take a placement exam in order to determine the appropriate language level.

Subject	Number	Title
German		German Language
Culture	200/300 level	German Culture

Electives - Anthropology

Subject	Number	Title
Anthropology	300/400 Level	Anthropology of the Senses
Anthropology	300/400 Level	Human Rights in Local Practice: Anthropological Perspectives on the Globalisation of Law

Electives - Archeology

Subject	Number	Title
Archeology	300 level	Introduction into Classical Archaeology
Archeology	300 level	Roman Portraits

Electives - Business

Subject	Number	Title
Economics	200 level	Microeconomics
Economics	300 level	Economic Policy
Finance	300 level	Finance Under Risk

Electives - Education

Subject	Number	Title
Education	300 Level	Introduction into Social and Rehabilitation Pedagogy
Education	300 Level	Introduction into Empirical Educational Sciences and Its Methods
Education	300 Level	Introduction into Adult Education and Out-of-School Youth Education

Electives - English Studies

Subject	Number	Title
English, Communication	300/400 Level	Persuasive Communication
English, Linguistics	300/400 Level	Virtual Linguistics
English	300/400 Level	The Sonnet
English	300/400 Level	Theory is dead. Long live theory.
English	300/400 Level	From the Augustan Age to Early Romanticism: Key Texts from the 18th Century
English	300/400 Level	The English Novel in the 18th Century
English	300/400 Level	Medieval Survey
English	300/400 Level	Early Modern Travel Narratives
English	300/400 Level	British Fantasy Literature of the 19th and 20th Centuries

Electives - Geography

Subject	Number	Title
Geography	200/300 Level	Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
Geography	300 Level	Economic Geography
Geography	300/400 Level	Geomorphology - Forms, Dynamics and Gensis of the Relief
Geography	300/400 Level	Biogeography

Electives - Law

Subject	Number	Title
Law, Political Science	300/400 Level	Law of International Organizations

Electives - Linguistics and Language Technologies

Linguistics and Language Technology courses are offered through the Virtual Linguistics Campus. Classes will be a combination of on-line coursework and in-class sessions.

Subject	Number	Title
Linguistics	300 Level	The Design of Language
Linguistics	300 Level	Phonetics and Phonology
Linguistics	300 Level	The History of English
Linguistics	300 Level	The Languages of the World
Linguistics	300 Level	Writing Systems
Linguistics	300 Level	The Structure of English
Linguistics	300/400 Level	Sociolinguistics: Language Variation in Present-Day English

Electives - Media Studies

Subject	Number	Title
Film Studies	300 level	Documentary: Theoretical Dimensions and Practical Aspects

Electives - Peace and Conflict Studies

Subject	Number	Title
Peace and Conflict Studies, Political Science	300 level	Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies
Peace and Conflict Studies, Political Science	300/400 level	The African World War: The Conflict in the Great Lakes Region

Electives - Political Science

Subject	Number	Title
Political Science	300 Level	The Basics of the European Union
Political Science	300 Level	Germany in Europe
Political Science, Law	300/400 Level	Law of Nations: General and Particular Parts

Electives - Psychology

Subject	Number	Title
Psychology	300 level	Social Development
Psychology	300 level	Prosocial Psychology (Social Psychology)
Psychology	300/400 level	Psychological aspects of war and terrorism (Social Psychology)

Electives - Theology and Philosophy

Subject	Number	Title
Theology	300 level	Handling Norm Conflicts (Presentation, Moderation, Mediation)