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Programs Abroad
The department offers several study abroad options:
Málaga, Spain (Fall, Spring and Full year)
Málaga Summer Immersion
Querétaro, Mexico (Spring only - Currently suspended)
São Paulo, Brazil (Dickinson Partner Program)
For more detailed information on all programs see Center for Global Study and Engagement.
Málaga, Spain Dickinson offers
three programs in Málaga: 1) a full academic year; 2) a fall or
spring semester only program, or 3) a language-intensive Summer
Immersion Program.
Dickinson College offered its first full-year study abroad
program in Spain in 1985 in cooperation with the Universidad de
Málaga. Since that time, Dickinson has expanded its offerings in
Málaga and now runs a comprehensive program that focuses on Spanish
language and literature, culture and society and includes
internships and courses in economics and international business.
Program participants have the opportunity to sample courses offered
at the Teatinos campus of the Universidad de Málaga, which has
eight schools and institutes and more than 50,000 students. For
Dickinson students, this is an opportunity to integrate in Spanish
university life and to see how the experience of attending a large
university compares to that of attending a small liberal-arts
college. Internships are available only in the spring
semester to full academic-year students. Please consult the
Center for Global Study and Engagement for more
information.
Application Deadline: Spring semester, Sept. 15. Fall semester or full year, Feb. 15.
Special requirements: 3.0 GPA and Spanish 231 at Dickinson
College
List of courses offered at the Dickinson Study center in Málaga.
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Summer Immersion Program in Málaga The five-week Málaga Summer Immersion program allows students to expand their linguistic ability and develop cultural awareness of the Hispanic world. While living in Málaga, students will also acquire an understanding of the history and culture of a Hispanic civilization. Program participants are required to abide by a language policy to speak only in Spanish for the duration of the program.
Academic Credit: The Summer Immersion program is designated as Spanish 200. Students who successfully complete the program will earn one course credit (the equivalent of four semester hours). Students will receive a letter grade for the course.
Application Deadline: Feb. 1
Requirements: 2.8 GPA and Spanish 116
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Querétaro, Mexico The Dickinson in
Mexico program is currently suspended due to the on-going US
Department of State travel warning. Information about the current
travel warning can be found here:
http://www.travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/tw/tw_5440.html.
Dickinson students are encouraged to consider additional
opportunities to study in Latin America including our
Dickinson in South America program in Cuenca, Ecuador and Mendoza,
Argentina, as well as CIEE in São Paulo, Brazil. Please visit
http://dickinson.studioabroad.com/ for
information on these and other Dickinson and Dickinson partner
programs or contact the Center for Global Study and Engagement
at global@dickinson.edu
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Dickinson offers a Fall semester program only. This gives students the possibility to spend a full year in Latin America when combined with our program in Querétaro, which runs during the Spring. The program works in partnership with IES Buenos Aires, which is the oldest program of study abroad in Argentina. IES operates from three universities: Universidad de Buenos Aires, Academia Dante Alighieri, and Universidad Torcuato Ditella, offering students a variety of courses in the following areas: Argentine and Latin American literature, Spanish and world literatures, art, architecture and design, theatre, dance, film, humanities, social sciences, and international business. In addition it provides students with internships for credit in arts, business, education, government, human rights, and public health.
Application Deadline: Feb. 15
Requirements: 2.8 GPA
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São Paulo, Brazil
The CIEE program in Brazil is intended for students with at least
two years of college-level Spanish or one year of Portuguese (or
the equivalent). The program is affiliated with the Catholic
University of São Paulo, and students have access to a full range
of courses in Latin American studies, social sciences, and culture
and literature. All classes are taught in Portuguese. Students have
the opportunity to enroll in the program for the fall, spring, or
full academic year. For more information please consult the
Center for Global Study and Engagement