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GW Affiliated International Study Abroad Programs

Affiliated programs afford students the opportunity to study abroad in over forty different countries around the world, either by completing courses at study centers designed for American students or by facilitating enrollment at local universities. As such, students select from a multitude of programs with varying levels of cultural integration, depending upon the individual student's language level and personal preferences. These programs, described individually in more detail below, offer classes that complement academic programs at GW and may allow opportunities to expand course options relating to the major. Many programs also include internship placements and educational excursions, as well as local orientation programs and student support services via on-site staff. The availability of any particular program is subject to change without notice and only a select number of programs from a particular provider may be approved.

Academic Programs Abroad (APA)

APA is an independent organization chartered in the state of Delaware. It is an educational service which works closely with American universities and provide students with the opportunity to live and study in France for an academic year, single semester, or summer session. Students are enrolled in courses through APA at one or more Paris Universities according to their choice of courses. APA offers courses through twelve select Paris Universities, which you may learn more about online.

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American Councils (ACTR-ACCELS)

American Councils is an international not-for-profit organization leading the development and exchange of knowledge between students, education professionals, independent travelers and local leaders of the US and Eastern Europe/Eurasia. American Councils offers programs in Russian and area studies, language, and internships to Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Vladimir. Graduate study abroad programs and grants are also available.

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American University Center of Provence

The AUCP program in Aix-en-Provence, France provides a high quality academic and cultural experience for American college and university students. Taught by committed local experts and tenured professors from the Université de Provence, courses focus upon French language and literature, political science and contemporary issues, cinema, art history, studio art, and European civilization. On-site course work is supplemented by optional direct enrollment for one or more classes at the Université de Provence or Institut d'Etudes Politiques. All AUCP courses are given in French. At the heart of the AUCP's commitment to its students' cultural integration is an individual French homestay.

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The American University in Cairo

AUC is located in downtown Cairo, and offers a full university seletion of courses in humanities, social sciences, science and engineering, business, economics, communication, arts. The Arabic Language Institute offers Arabic courses, and an intensive Arabic program in the summer. The language of instruction is English. Scholarships are often available.

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The American University of Rome

The American University of Rome is a private, independent American institution of higher education in Rome committed to offering liberal studies and professional courses in an international environment that promotes cross-cultural understanding. The university offers American degree programs primarily to undergraduate students. It also serves study abroad students and graduate students pursuing degrees at other universities and persons interested in continuing their professional and liberal education.

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Arcadia University, Center for Education Abroad

The Center for Education Abroad at Arcadia University serves more than 1,800 students from 200 North American colleges and universities. They offer more than 60 undergraduate programs through nine countries: Australia, Equatorial Guinea, Great Britain, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Spain, and New Zealand. Additionally, the Center offers access to top-quality graduate programs at respected institutions in the United Kingdom and Australia. Many programs also include internship opportunities and summer options.

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CET Academic Programs

CET, formerly China Education Tours (hence the "CET" acronym), is a private organization based in Washington, DC, that has been designing and administering educational programs for over 20 years. GW students have the opportunity to participate in the CET Beijing, Harbin, and Hangzhou programs, where they will live with Chinese roommates, enjoy small class sizes, and benefit from intensive language learning. Students may also participate in the CET Jewish Studies Program in Prague, where they study the rich history, culture, and literature of Central and Eastern European Jewry through intensive courses as well as travel and hands-on participation in the community.

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Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE)

CIEE offers study abroad opportunities at its 60 CIEE Study Center programs in 29 countries around the world. The CIEE Study Centers provide curricula specifically designed with the U.S. undergraduate in mind, and offer superior student services and activities that help students derive maximum benefit from the experience.

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Denmark's International Study Program (DIS)

DIS is a non-profit educational foundation affiliated with the University of Copenhagen. It is located in the center of old Copenhagen and offers study abroad programs in English for primarily American university students in their third or fourth year of study. DIS has been around since 1959 and offers academically challenging courses in a wide variety of fields. DIS also offers study tours around Denmark or Europe and a midterm three-week break.

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Institute for the International Education of Students (IES)

IES is a global non-profit educational organization with 22 unique programs around the world. Some programs also offer additional options including field study, sports, volunteering, and internships.

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The International Center for Sustainable Human Development (CIDH)

The Study Abroad Program offered by CIDH is designed for students who wish to expand their academic and cultural experience in Latin America. The program is geared towards international undergraduate and graduate students who will be able to select from a variety of courses from four different programs: Sustainable Human Development in Latin America; Enironmental Studies; Language, Cultural Diversity, and Development in Central America; Language and Culture in Central America. Students are hosted by Costa Rican families.

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Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University

The Institute for Study abroad is a nonprofit organization founded at Butler University to provide high-quality overseas study opportunities, plus academic and personal support services, for qualified American undergraduates seeking to earn academic credit through study abroad. IFSA-Butler currently operates programs in Argentina, Australia, Chile, Cuba, Costa Rica, England, Ireland, New Zealand, Northern Ireland, and Scotland.

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SIT Study Abroad

Build real-world skills and internationalize your academic experience in SIT Study Abroad's worldwide programs for college students. Through field-based learning, gain knowledge and experience in language, global issues, fieldwork, independent research, and other competencies crucial to scholastic and professional success. Over 20,000 students have chosen to study abroad through SIT. GW students may choose from select SIT programs in Uganda, Kenya, Mali, Ghana, Bolivia, Ecuador, Mexico, and Switzerland. Note: GW students must have a minimum grade point average of 2.75 or higher to apply for admission to an SIT program and not the lower minimum listed in the SIT materials and website.

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South India Term Abroad (SITA)

SITA is a unique fall semester, spring semester, or academic year study program in southern India, operated by a consortium whose members are Bates, Bowdoin, Dickinson, Grinnell, Smith and Whittier colleges, University of Denver and The George Washington University. SITA offers a challenging, life-changing experience in a socio-culturally complex country. It is designed for students who are self-motivated, responsible and socially concerned, and have a serious interest in issues related to developing countries such as India.

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Syracuse University

Under this special affiliation with Syracuse University, students may choose from the London, Florence, or Hong Kong study centers. The programs all offer an internship.

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