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Summer Study at Casa de Brasil
July, 2009 - August, 2009
Program
Study in Madrid, one of the world's most cosmopolitan, vibrant cities. Learn about Spanish art, architecture, and culture in giuded visits around Madrid and to surrounding historic sites. Vistit some of the most historic and beautiful cities in the world, such as Segovia, Toledo, and Avila, cities designed World Heritage Sites by the UNESCO. As well, live in Casa de Brasil, an international dormitory on the Universidad Complutense de Madrid campus, where you can meet Spanish students and other international students.
Faculty
Dr. Teresa Anta San Pedro, Program Director, is a member of the Department of Modern Languages at TCNJ, and has conducted summer programs in Spain for the past ten years. Additional faculty members from TCNJ and the University of Madrid will also participate in the program.
Academic Offerings
In order to qualify for admission to the program, students must have a minimum grade point average of 2.5. All students in the program must register for at least one course (three credits) and may choose from the following courses:
- SPA 10201 Basic Spanish Sequence II
- SPA 10301 Basic Spanish Sequence III
- SPA 20310 Speech and Grammar
- SPA 21610 Noticias/Current Events in the Spanish Speaking World
- SPA 24110 Introduction to Spanish Literature
- SPA 30310 Culture and Society in Spain
Program Highlights
The program includes numerous cultural events at no additional cost to participants. On Wednesdays, there will be field trips to museums and historical monuments in the city of Madrid, such as El Prado, El Palacio de Oriente, El Museo de la Reina Sofía, and Las Cortes. Weekends are free for your own travel plans. We also offer an optional study tour to Andalucia to visit the mysterious cities of Granada, Sevilla and Cordoba. In Granada you will visit the unforgettable Alhambra, one of the architectural wonders of the world and greatest treasures of the Islamic culture.
Accommodations & Meals
Students live in a modern dormitory, Casa de Brasil, on the University of Madrid campus, which is located on the outskirts of the city and is convenient to metro and bus stations. Three meals per day are provided Monday through Saturday.
Program Costs
The program cost is $
Checks should be made payable to: TCNJ – Summer in Madrid
- INITIAL DEPOSIT (non-refunable) by January , 2009 $
- FIRST PAYMENT by February , 2009 $
- SECOND PAYMENT by March , 2009 $
- THIRD PAYMENT by April , 2009 $
- (Andalucia Trip) by April , 2009 $
Includes:
- Visits to museums and historic monuments in Madrid
- Field trips to El Escorial, Segovia, Toledo, and Valle de los Caídos
- Accommodations in dormitory
- Three meals per day (except Sundays)
Does NOT Include:
- Tuition Costs - based on the number of courses a student wishes to take, and the student’s in-state or out-of-state residence status.
- Trip to Andalucia
- Airfare (to be arranged seperately)
- Airport Taxes
- Visa Charges
- Transportation to the Airport
The program cost (with Andalucia) is: $
(Dorm cost is based on double occupancy with an additional cost of $300 for a single room. Prices are based on 20 paying participants and are subject to change.)
(All Deposits MUST be submitted to Scott Sferra or Katie Caperna in The Office of Student Accounts, Green Hall, room 119 by the deadline dates provided.)
Cancellation and Refunds
Initial deposit is non-refundable
- 60-120 days before the start of the tour 75% of the amount paid (excluding the initial deposit)
- 30-59 days before the start of the tour 50%
- Less than 30 days before the tour 25%
Summer Study in Madrid Application Packet:
- Completion of the Application Packet & Initial Deposit will hold your place in the program - If these items are not submitted on time there is no guarantee there will be a spot for you. All Summer Faculty-Led Programs run on a first come, first serve basis and there are a limited number of students per course. However, there is a waiting list available for most trips.
- All money deposits must be submitted to either Scott Sferra or Katie Caperna. All student Application paperwork must be submitted to Rose Raimundo or Mark Weber.
SUBMIT |
AMOUNT | DATE DUE |
SUBMIT ITEM TO... |
Student Application |
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January , 2009 | Office of Summer School Green Hall, room 111 |
Initial Deposit |
$ |
January , 2009 | Office of Student Accounts Green Hall, room 119 |
2nd Deposit |
$ |
February , 2009 | Office of Student Accounts Green Hall, room 119 |
3rd Deposit |
$ |
March , 2009 | Office of Student Accounts Green Hall, room 119 |
4th Deposit |
$ |
April , 2009 | Office of Student Accounts Green Hall, room 119 |
Andalucia |
$ |
April , 2009 | Office of Student Accounts Green Hall, room 119 |
- The office of International and Off-Campus Programs and the Summer School WILL NOT ACCEPT an incomplete packet . The Medical Exam Report is the only form that can be brought in separately.
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Follow the checklist in order to make sure you have handed in all the appropriate forms to The Summer School (Green Hall, room 111) We will not accept your Application Packet if there are pieces missing. |
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| Medical Examination Report | Form to be filled out by your physician or by a physician at TCNJ Health Services. If you wish to make an appointment at Health Services, call them EARLY in order to secure an appointment at: 609.771.2483 Your doctor or the TCNJ physician must fill out this form. We will NOT accept a different form than this one. (Have this form filled out as soon as possible, preferably anywhere from 1-6 months before you leave, since appointments fill up near the end of the school year) |
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To Apply/Further Information
Contact: Professor Teresa SanPedro, Department of Modern Languages
Phone: (609)771-2025
Email: sanpedr@tcnj.edu
Visit The Office of International and Off-Campus Programs and Summer School, Green Hall, room 111, to request more information on this tour.
