Middlebury C.V. Starr Schools Abroad 2022-23 Viewbook

MIDDLEBURY C.V. STARR SCHOOLS ABROAD 2022–23

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THESE ARE THE EXPERIENCES THAT MAKE MIDDLEBURY PROGRAMS DIFFERENT. immersion in language and culture Living with the people of your host country.

authentic academic opportunity Adapting to

the local educational approach.

guided independence

Engaging with communities, taking on internships, and making personal discoveries that can last a lifetime.

The photos in this book were taken by students during their study abroad experiences.

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IMMERSION IN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE The Language Pledge®, pioneered

by Middlebury’s summer Language Schools, is a cornerstone of immersive language study and a key part of our study abroad programs. When students sign it, they pledge to speak only the language of their host country while there. Exceptions exist, but they are few.

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By signing the pledge, students embrace both the challenge and authentic experience of a study abroad program in every respect—academic, social, and even professional when they undertake internships. Sticking to it requires self-discipline, creativity, fearlessness in the face of mistakes, and a sense of

humor. The reward is rapid progress in gaining proficiency and self-confidence in language learning.

Many of our students major in areas other than foreign languages, yet all are committed to linguistic development and cultural immersion.

“I was completely integrated because in Yaoundé, there is no choice but to go about daily life as locals do. This is what made the Middlebury School in Cameroon a truly unforgettable experience unlike the typical study abroad program.”

—Arjun Mehta, Bowdoin College Yaoundé, Cameroon

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AUTHENTIC ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITY With a few exceptions, courses are taught in the host country’s language and conform to its educational approach.

Universities in most other countries expect students to exercise a high degree of self-determination in their learning, and courses therefore may have a

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different structure than U.S. students are used to. Students adjust to a new teaching style and way of learning, which is an education in itself. On-site Middlebury staff are there to help ease transitions as students navigate university systems and policies.

“ Being with the Middlebury program inspired me to take advantage of my host university experience and to think about my U.S. education in a completely different light.”

—Minah Choi, Pomona College Buenos Aires, Argentina

“ The program’s immersive approach of enrolling students directly at the university gave me the opportunity to experience a completely new academic setting, style, and structure, and thus allowed me to grow greatly as a student.”

—Nick Wilbur, Wheaton College Florence, Italy

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GUIDED INDEPENDENCE An important part of the Middlebury study abroad experience is helping students discover their interests in a new place—engaging with their community, exploring culture and history, and making personal connections. Internships and extracurricular activities can further understanding of the host culture and help students gain professional experience, boost language proficiency, and make local connections. On-site staff help 6

connect students to activities, internships, volunteer work, and research projects tailored to their interests. Past students have been involved with the following: Museums and galleries

Education

Theater companies

Community sports teams

Media and entertainment

University choirs

Environmental organizations

Governmental agencies

Research organizations

Health care

“ Learning to navigate and communicate in such a large and densely populated city provided constant opportunity for meeting new people and stepping outside my comfort zone.”

“ We were provided with an excellent balance of support and guidance along with independence to learn and explore on our own.”

— Celinda Chang, Tulane University Tokyo, Japan

—Daniel Morris, Middlebury College Delhi, India

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ARABIC SCHOOL IN JORDAN City Population

Amman

Amman 2.2 million

SCHOOL IN MOROCCO City Population

Rabat

Rabat 600,000

Housing Homestays. Full-year students in their second semester may move into independent apartments.

Housing Homestays. Full-year students in their second semester may move into independent apartments.

Academics Middlebury-organized courses in Arabic language, literature, and translation, Jordanian and Middle Eastern politics, religion, economics, gender studies, civil society, and refugee and migration studies. Internships and direct-enroll options are available in the second semester.

Academics Middlebury-organized courses in Arabic language and literature, Moroccan and MENA culture, religion, and politics. Internships available in the second semester. One-on-one research tutorial on a topic of the student’s choosing.

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ARABIC | SCHOOLS IN JORDAN AND MOROCCO CODES for subject areas are listed on page 34.

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CHINESE Beijing

SCHOOL IN CHINA City Population

Beijing 21 million Hangzhou 8 million Kunming 4.5 million

Hangzhou Kunming

Housing Dorm room with a Chinese roommate.

Academics Site-based core course, one-on-one tutorial course, and two electives, which teach language in context. Full-year students in their second semester can do an internship for credit or enroll in a course at a host university.

Non-credit-bearing internships are available to all students in Beijing.

Special Track January Chinese course in Beijing.

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CHINESE | SCHOOL IN CHINA CODES for subject areas are listed on page 34.

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Beijing Hangzhou Kunming

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ENGLISH SCHOOL IN INDIA City Population

Delhi

Delhi 19.3 million

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Academics Hindi instruction at all levels.

Elective courses at Indraprastha College for Women (IP), Lady Shri Ram College for Women (LSR), or St. Stephen’s College (SSC).

SCHOOL IN THE UNITED KINGDOM City Population

Oxford 175,000

Oxford

Housing Shared room in St. Michael’s Hall.

Academics Two Oxford-style one-on-one tutorial courses. A group seminar course. A research course, based on individual study in the libraries, museums, and art galleries of Oxford. The program is offered in association with Keble College, one of the colleges of the University of Oxford.

BEGINNER TRACK OPTIONS We offer beginner-level tracks for students with no prior language study.

Italy: Florence, page 18.

Russia: Moscow, page 24.

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ENGLISH | SCHOOLS IN INDIA AND THE UNITED KINGDOM CODES for subject areas are listed on page 34.

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FRENCH SCHOOL IN CAMEROON City Population

Yaoundé 2.7 million

SCHOOL IN FRANCE Yaoundé

Housing Homestays.

Academics Two courses at the Middlebury Center in African studies, social sciences, language, and literature; two courses at the Université Catholique d’Afrique Centrale.

Internships available.

City Population

Bordeaux 260,000 Paris* 2.3 million Poitiers 90,000

Paris Poitiers Bordeaux

Housing Homestays (Bordeaux); homestays and student foyers (Paris); student dormitories and limited homestay possibilities (Poitiers).

Academics in Paris Up to two content courses at the Centre Madeleine in history, literature, European studies, and political science, in addition to a French language course; remaining courses at a local university alongside French students in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, music, and architecture. Credit-bearing internships are available.

Academics in Bordeaux and Poitiers Direct enrollment at a local university alongside French students in a variety of liberal arts subjects.

Special Track STEM in Poitiers for students with four+ semesters of French. Lab research opportunities in the spring. *School in France staff is based at the Centre Madeleine in Paris.

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FRENCH | SCHOOLS IN CAMEROON AND FRANCE CODES for subject areas are listed on page 34.

Yaoundé Bordeaux Paris Poitiers

Poitiers

Yaoundé Bordeaux Paris

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GERMAN SCHOOL IN GERMANY City Population

Berlin 3.6 million Mainz 217,000 Potsdam 178,000

Berlin Potsdam

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Housing Dormitories or apartments with German speakers.

Academics One first-semester course, Culture and Composition: Intensive Academic Writing, plus three courses at the host university, either Freie Universität in Berlin, Universität Potsdam, or Johannes Gutenberg-Universität in Mainz. Internships available.

Special Track Pre-term intensive language course for non-Middlebury students with fewer than three years of German. .

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GERMAN | SCHOOL IN GERMANY CODES for subject areas are listed on page 34.

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ITALIAN SCHOOL IN ITALY City Population

Ferrara 130,000 Florence* 375,000 Rome 2.8 million

Ferrara Florence Rome

Housing Homestays or apartments with Italians.

Advanced track (all sites): One Middleburyorganized core course and two courses at a host university.

Academics** Beginner track (Florence): One intensive Italian language course, one core course at the Sede, and one elective. Core courses begin Host university courses include a seminar in English with increasing Italian instruction. for additional support. Internships available Elective courses may be chosen from courses for advanced track students. at the Sede, or in English at a host institution.

Intermediate track (Florence): One Italian language and culture course, one core course, and one elective course. Qualified students may take their elective course in Italian at a host university.

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*School in Italy staff is located in Florence at the Middlebury Sede. ** Beginner and intermediate tracks for non-Middlebury students only.

ITALIAN | SCHOOL IN ITALY CODES for subject areas are listed on page 34.

Ferrara Florence Rome

Ferrara Florence Rome

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Ferrara Florence Rome

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JAPANESE SCHOOL IN JAPAN City Population

Tokyo

Tokyo 14 million

Housing Japanese dorm (yearlong students); international student dorm (single-semester students).

Academics Japanese Language; Reflective Writing in e-Portfolio; Exploration of Contemporary Japan. Each term, students may enroll in a university course alongside Japanese students at International Christian University (ICU). All students complete a community engagement practicum. Yearlong students continue on with an internship.

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JAPANESE | SCHOOL IN JAPAN CODES for subject areas are listed on page 34.

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PORTUGUESE SCHOOL IN BRAZIL

Belo Horizonte

City Population

Belo Horizonte 2.7 million Florianópolis 508,000 Niterói 515,000*

Niterói Córdoba

Florianópolis

Buenos Aires

* plus neighboring Rio de Janeiro: 6.3 million

Housing Housing with Brazilian families or occasionally in shared accommodations with Brazilian students.

Academics One core course: Writing for Linguistic and Cultural Competence. Four courses at a host university: Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais (Belo Horizonte); Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (Florianópolis); Universidade Federal Fluminense (Niterói).

Internships available.

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PORTUGUESE | SCHOOL IN BRAZIL CODES for subject areas are listed on page 34.

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Belo Horizonte Florianópolis Niterói

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RUSSIAN SCHOOL IN RUSSIA

Yaroslavl Moscow Irkutsk

City Population

Irkutsk 640,000 Moscow 12.6 million Yaroslavl 600,000 Housing Homestay with Russian families and limited dorm opportunities in Moscow and Irkutsk.

Academics Beginner and Intermediate tracks* (Moscow): Intensive language immersion with language instruction and content classes on Russian regional studies.

Advanced track (all sites): Center-based core language class and content classes focusing on Russian politics, history, literature, and regional studies. Mainstream courses in a variety of disciplines at host universities and internships at local NGOs and businesses. * Beginner and Intermediate tracks for nonMiddlebury students only.

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RUSSIAN | SCHOOL IN RUSSIA CODES for subject areas are listed on page 34.

Irkutsk Moscow Yaroslavl

Irkutsk Moscow Yaroslavl

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Irkutsk Moscow Yaroslavl

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SPANISH SCHOOL IN ARGENTINA City Population

Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires 15 million

Housing Homestays.

Academics Intermediate track: One Spanish language course, two content courses at the Universidad Católica, one Tango and Identity course with an accompanying supplemental writing seminar.

Advanced track: One core course: Writing for Linguistic and Cultural Competence. Two to four courses at a local university: Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella.

Internships available.

Special Tracks Public Health, Tango and Identity

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SCHOOL IN CHILE City Population

Concepción 900,000 Santiago 8 million Temuco 350,000 Valdivia 150,000 Valparaíso 1 million Villarrica 32,000 Viña del Mar 290,000

Valpo/Viña Santiago Concepción Temuco Villarrica Valdivia

Housing Homestays.

Academics One core course: Writing for Linguistic and Cultural Competence.

Three or four courses at a local university.

Internships available.

Special Tracks Applied Studies in Health in Viña del Mar. Sustainability and Society in Temuco and Valdivia (fall) and in Villarrica (spring). Food Studies in Santiago, Valdivia, and Valparaíso.

Human Rights and Memory in Santiago.

Social Movements in Santiago.

Logroño

SCHOOL IN SPAIN City Population

Madrid/Getafe Córdoba

Córdoba 325,000 Getafe 180,000 Logroño 151,000 Madrid* 3.3 million Housing Apartments (Córdoba); apartments, homestays, and residencias (Getafe, Logroño, and Madrid).

Academics in Córdoba and Logroño Three courses at a local university.

One core writing course.

SCHOOL IN URUGUAY City Population

Buenos Aires Montevideo Montevideo 1.7 million

Housing Homestays.

Córdoba

Academics One core course: Writing for Linguistic and Cultural Competence. Two to four courses at a local university: Universidad Católica del Uruguay, Universidad de la República, Universidad ORT. Internships available.

Special Tracks Architectural Studies and Neuroscience.

Academics in Madrid and Getafe Courses in Spanish language, literature, and culture at the Sede Prim in Madrid. Students can choose one to two courses at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid or two to three courses at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (in Getafe).

Internships available.

Special Tracks Food Studies in Madrid and Logroño. Engineering in Getafe. *School in Spain staff is based at the Sede Prim in Madrid.

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SPANISH | SCHOOL IN ARGENTINA CODES for subject areas are listed on page 34.

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Concepción Santiago Temuco Valdivia Valpo/Viña Villarrica

Concepción Santiago Temuco Valdivia Valpo/Viña Villarrica

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Concepción Santiago Temuco Valdivia Valpo/Viña Villarrica

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SPANISH | SCHOOL IN SPAIN CODES for subject areas are listed on page 34.

Córdoba Getafe Logroño Madrid

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CSCI

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DANC

INTL

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ENGL

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SPANISH | SCHOOL IN URUGUAY CODES for subject areas are listed on page 34.

SUBJECT offered at • a local university + a Middlebury Center ° both a university and a Middlebury Center

AFRI

ENVS •

LNGT •

ANTH •

EURO

MATH •

ARBC

FILM •

MEAS

ARCH •

FOOD •

MSUM

ARHI •

FREN

MUSC •

ASIA

GEND •

NSCI •

BIOL •

GEOG

PHIL •

BUSN •

GEOL

PHYS •

CHEM •

GRMN

POLI •

CHNS

HEBR

PORT •

CLAS •

HIND

PSYC •

COMM •

HIST •

RELI •

CSCI •

HLTH •

RUSS

DANC

INTL •

SANS

ECON •

ITAL

SOCI •

EDUC •

JAPN

SPAN •

ENGI •

JRNL •

STAR •

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MIDDLEBURY SUMMER PROGRAMS LANGUAGE SCHOOLS Middlebury has led the world in full-immersion language studies since the launch of its first summer program in 1915. Today Middlebury Language Schools offer seven- and eight-week summer sessions from beginner to advanced levels in 12 languages. Middlebury also offers graduate programs in Vermont and abroad; these programs can be completed in 15 months or in four six-week summers.

The Middlebury Language Schools prepare students and teachers, scholars and artists, entrepreneurs and political leaders every summer to achieve their language goals and so much more, offering a year of college-level language learning (9–12 semester hours of credit) in one intensive summer. Before going abroad, students can gain the language skills and confidence necessary to function more independently. When returning from abroad, students can further their study of languages or begin graduate work.

All of our students pledge to communicate only in their language of study for their entire time in the program. With the Language Pledge®, students are immersed in language 24/7, enabling them to make remarkable progress in their studies.

They are surrounded by world-class faculty who will help and support them both in and out of the classroom, joining them for meals and cocurricular in-language activities that enhance their cultural and contextual understanding.

Need-based financial aid and merit-based fellowships are available.

Languages ABENAKI ARABIC CHINESE FRENCH

GERMAN HEBREW ITALIAN JAPANESE

LEARN MORE

go.middlebury.edu/ls

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KOREAN PORTUGUESE RUSSIAN SPANISH

SCHOOL OF THE ENVIRONMENT

MUSEUM STUDIES IN OXFORD

The Middlebury School of the Environment is a six-week summer environmental studies and leadership training program in Yunnan, the most biologically and ethnically diverse province in China. Students take three courses investigating community-based sustainability initiatives in the rural and urban contexts of Dali and Kunming.

Middlebury Museum Studies in Oxford features two credit-bearing courses with weekly seminars and guest lectures, an intensive week of experiential learning at a local stately home, special tours of Oxford’s renowned museums and archives, and numerous field trips to sites in London and farther afield. Students live and study in the heart of the city of Oxford, with access to the Bodleian Library system. They gain an unparalleled insight into the structure, management, and activities of museums as well as a critical introduction to the unique British approach to historical preservation.

Nationally recognized environmental faculty and mentors lead the interdisciplinary courses both in and out of the classroom. Students participate in leadership training workshops and field experiences to build a toolkit of leadership skills. In addition, students participate in a Mandarin workshop during the session. The program awards three Middlebury units of credit (equivalent to nine semester hours of credit), and need- and merit-based financial aid is available.

LEARN MORE

go.middlebury.edu/soe

Need-based financial aid is available.

LEARN MORE

go.middlebury.edu/museumstudies

SUMMER STUDIES IN OXFORD The Summer Studies in Oxford program offers a five-week “taster” of the regular semesterlong program in Oxford, offering an exhilarating intellectual program set within the liberal arts tradition. The academic program ensures the closest possible collaboration between tutors and students, including a small-group seminar that culminates in the production of a substantial research essay and a one-on-one “Oxford-style” tutorial tailored to students’ academic interests.

Access to the Bodleian Library resources guarantees that students will always have a vast amount of reading material at their disposal.

Need-based financial aid is available.

LEARN MORE

go.middlebury.edu/summeroxford

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DETAILS LEARN MORE

For complete details including dates, fees, deadlines, and application information, visit go.middlebury.edu/sa.

ADMISSIONS

SUBJECT AREAS

Use this chart to find the codes for subject areas. Check the chart on each language page to see which locations offer courses in your subject area.

AFRI

African Studies

ANTH Anthropology

Students must have achieved an average of B or better in their major and language courses, and an overall average of B– or better.

ARBC Arabic Language

Specific requirements for each program are available online.

APPLICATION FORMS AND DEADLINES

Fall semester and academic year applications are due March 15.

Spring semester applications are due October 1. We will consider late applications if space is available, provided that visa deadlines (where applicable) can be met. Middlebury College students must apply by February 1 of the preceding year.

Applications are accepted on a rolling admissions basis until the final deadline, but some programs fill before the deadline.

and/or Literature

and/or Literature

HIST History HLTH Health

ARCH Architecture

INTL International Studies

ARHI

Art History

ITAL Italian Language

ASIA

Asian Studies

BIOL Biology BUSN Business

Administration

CHEM Chemistry CHNS Chinese Language

and/or Literature

CLAS Classics COMM Communications CSCI Computer Science DANC Dance ECON Economics EDUC Education ENGI Engineering ENGL

English Literature

ENVS Environmental

Studies

EURO European Studies FILM Film FOOD Food Studies FREN French Language

and/or Literature

GEND Gender Studies GEOG Geography GEOL Geology GRMN German Language

and/or Literature

HEBR Hebrew Language 34

HIND Hindi Language

and/or Literature

and/or Literature

JAPN Japanese Language

and/or Literature

JRNL Journalism LAMS Latin American

Studies

LNGT Linguistics MATH Mathematics MEAS Middle Eastern

Studies

MSUM Museum Studies MUSC Music NSCI Neuroscience PHIL Philosophy PHYS Physics POLI

Political Science

PORT Portuguese Language

and/or Literature

PSYC Psychology RELI Religion RUSS Russian Language

and/or Literature

SANS Sanskrit SOCI Sociology SPAN Spanish Language

and/or Literature

STAR

Studio Art

THEA Theater Studies

DATES AND FEES 2022–23* For specific dates by location, visit go.middlebury.edu/sa. Dates and fees are subject to change.

ARGENTINA 2

GERMANY2

RUSSIA 2

SEMESTER $15,970

SEMESTER $17,290

SEMESTER $17,270

YEAR $31,940 FALL July to December SPRING February to July

YEAR $34,580 FALL September/October to February SPRING April to July

YEAR $34,580 FALL Late August to December/January SPRING February to May/June

INDIA 2

SPAIN2

SEMESTER $18,580 YEAR $37,160 FALL July to November SPRING January to April

SEMESTER $17,290 YEAR $34,580 FALL August/September to December/January SPRING January/February to May/June

BRAZIL 2 SEMESTER $15,970 YEAR $31,940 FALL July to December SPRING February to July

CAMEROON 3 SEMESTER $19,230 YEAR $38,460 FALL August to December SPRING January to May/June

CHILE 2 SEMESTER $15,970 YEAR $31,940 FALL July to December SPRING February to July

CHINA1 SEMESTER $22,350 fall/spring $27,150 Jan + spring YEAR $44,700 FALL August to December SPRING February to May

FRANCE 2 SEMESTER $17,290 YEAR $34,580 FALL September to December/January SPRING January to May/June

ITALY2 SEMESTER $17,290 YEAR $34,580 FALL September to December/January SPRING February to June

JAPAN 3 SEMESTER $28,160 YEAR $56,320 FALL Late August to November SPRING March to June

UNITED KINGDOM 3 SEMESTER $23,253 YEAR $46,505 FALL September to December SPRING January to April

URUGUAY2 SEMESTER $15,970 YEAR $31,940 FALL July to December SPRING February to July

JORDAN2 SEMESTER $17,460 YEAR $34,920 FALL August to December SPRING Late January to May

MOROCCO2 SEMESTER $17,460 YEAR $34,920 FALL August to December SPRING Late J anuary to May

* Middlebury College students will also be charged a study abroad fee of $1,900 per semester.

Fees include tuition, shared dormitory room with Chinese roommate, excursions, cultural reimbursements, insurance, orientation, and textbooks.

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2

Fees include tuition, orientation, cultural activities, insurance, excursions, and/or limited cultural reimbursements.

Fees include tuition, housing, orientation, cultural activities, insurance, excursions, and/or limited cultural reimbursements.

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3

LANGUAGES

COUNTRIES

Arabic

Argentina

Chinese

Brazil

English

Cameroon

French

Chile

German

China

Italian

France

Japanese

Germany

Portuguese

India

Russian

Italy

Spanish

Japan Jordan Morocco Russia Spain United Kingdom Uruguay

LEARN MORE go.middlebury.edu/sa schoolsabroad@middlebury.edu 802-443-5745

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