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Study Abroad Home : Students : Programs Overview : Short Term Programs

SJSU Faculty-Led Study Abroad Programs

 

Would you Like to Study Abroad…

this Summer?

Programs for Summer2009
Program Name
Location
Contact
Faculty
Social Work Argentina emg3@sjsu.edu Michael Gorman
English
Biological Sciences

Australia/New Zealand D.Mesher@sjsu.edu
sbros@mlml.calstate.edu

Dave Mesher
Shannon Bros

Biological Sciences Amazon, Brazil cleber.ouverney@sjsu.edu Cleber Ouverney
Communications England (Bath) djaehne@sjsu.edu

Dennis Jaehne

Development of
Human Potential
England (Bath) bethany.shifflett@sjsu.edu Bethany Shifflett
Art & Design - Visual Thinking & Creativity Paris, France clapp@johnclapp.com

John Clapp

Elementary Education   Guatemala asapiens@email.sjsu.edu

Alexander Sapiens

Special Topics in Emerging Economies India   Mahesh Rajan
Nursing Ireland  

Tamara McKinnon
Mary DeNatale

Art & Design Italy   Brian Kimura
Japanese Language, Culture, History, and Geography Kyoto, Japan seiichiro.inaba@sjsu.edu Keach Inaba
Anthropology Nevis (West Indies)   Marco Meniketti
Language and Culture Portugal vdaluztarver@comcast.net Virginia De Luz Tarver
Language and Culture Spain

IrUpson@aol.com

Irene Carrion Upson
Graphic Design Switzerland   Chang Sik Kim
The San Jose State University- University of Zambia joint Service Learning Project Zambia laptekar@email.sjsu.edu Lewis Aptekar
All programs
 3-6 units & 3-4 weeks
Programs with * will also
hold class on campus at SJSU
  • Programs are proposed and led by SJSU professors from various academic fields.
  • Programs are taught in another country for 3-8 weeks during the summer or winter intersession. Some programs may include coursework before or after the program overseas.
  • Participants will receive 3-6 units of SJSU Special Session coursework, including some courses that meet G.E. requirements. Some courses are cross-listed in multiple departments.
  • Programs are open to all degree-seeking students from SJSU or other universities/colleges.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Participants must be in upper division undergraduate or graduate standing, unless approved by faculty leaders.
  • All participants must be at least 18 years old.
  • Some programs may have other eligibility requirements. Please see individual program information for more details.
 
Contact us at the Study Abroad Office, Clark Hall, Room 543 Tel  (408) 924-5931 Fax (408) 924-5976
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