Thinking about studying abroad in Spring 2017? Want to receive a $5,000 or $10,000 grant?
The Towson University Study Abroad Office is pleased to announce that we have received a total of 8 grants to help offset the total program fee for Towson students to participate in the SPRING 2017 term on the CIEE Open Campus Programs at their Global Institutes in Berlin, London, Paris, and Rome.
Come to drop-in advising hours in PY 408 on Monday, September 26 from 9-10am or 3-4pm; or Wednesday, September 28 from 10-11am to find out more!
The available grants are FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE as follows:
Open Campus Grants (student must have 2.5 GPA): • One $5,000 grant to a student attending 3 blocks at CIEE’s Open Campus in Berlin • Two $5,000 grants to students attending 3 blocks at CIEE’s Open Campus in London • Two $5,000 grants to students attending 3 blocks at CIEE’s Open Campus in Paris • One $5,000 grant to a student attending 3 blocks on CIEE’s Open Campus in Rome
Global Scholars Grants (student must have 3.0 GPA): • Two $10,000 grants to students committed to living and learning in 3 of the 4 Global Institute sites in a single semester (Berlin, London, Paris, Rome)
These 18-week programs offer students the opportunity to immerse themselves in the local culture while taking courses taught in English from one of five academic tracks: Business; Communications, Journalism, and New Media; International Relations and Political Science; Language, Literature and Culture; Health Science.
Program participants will live in a new residence halls, study in state-of-the-art classrooms, and get involved with fun activities, interest groups, and sports on a campus designed to connect them with the local community. Plus, some excursions and multi-day study tours are already included in the price of the program.
INTERESTED? Students should visit the Study Abroad Office website and contact the TU Study Abroad Office at studyabroad@towson.edu as soon as possible, or come to the drop-in hours listed above.
Application Deadline: Friday, September 30, 2016
