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Germany

Goethe Institut

Term To Study: Summer 2015
Application Deadline: Jan 31, 2015
Program Starts: Jun 01, 2015
Program Ends: Aug 05, 2015
Major 1: Foreign Language / Literature German
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Program Category: One-Country
Program Type: Direct enroll
Link 1: Goethe Institut- Berlin website
Link 2: Estimate of Costs
Program Locations: Berlin
Contact Phone: 989-463-7247
Contact Name: Off-campus Study, Center For Student Opportunity
Contact Email: OffCampusStudies@alma.edu
What is Included: Participating students will be assessed the cost of the host program’s tuition, room and board. Other fees invoiced to Alma College by the program will also be added to the Alma College student account. A Registration Fee of $500 will be assessed to help cover administrative costs associated with processes and oversight.
Estimated Costs: For a cost estimate of this program, select the link ESTIMATE OF COSTS above to go to the Alma College Off-Campus Study list of programs. Under the heading COST ESTIMATE, choose the term that interest you. If you decide to apply to the program, download this form and make an appointment with the Financial Aid Office for staff to review your financial aid options. As part of the Off-Campus Study application process, you will be directed to upload this form once you have met with Financial Aid.
Documents: 
faq_goethe institut.pdf
Program Description

The Goethe-Institut is the Federal Republic of Germany’s cultural institution. Promoting intercultural exchange, GI offers opportunities to learn about the language, culture, politics, and society. Lessons are taught exclusively in German with a maximum of 16 participants per session, and run Monday – Friday every week. Students choose from a variety of program lengths ranging from two – eight weeks per session depending on the season.

Located in the historical center of Berlin, the institute is equipped with classrooms, computer and internet access, a break room, a relaxing courtyard, and a restaurant on the first floor.

Housing with select host families includes a fully furnished room, bedding, use of television or phone by permission, and shared bathroom and kitchen. Apartments may be available upon request. Meals can be purchased at a plethora of restaurants near the school, and local universities also offer inexpensive meals.

Goethe-Institut Berlin is situated in the Berlin Mitte district, near Hackesche Höfe, the thriving cluster of courtyards bordered by offices, apartments, galleries, workshops, cafés and shopping, intermeshing the worlds of work, the arts, living, culture, dining and entertainment. The Weinmeisterstrasse underground train station is right outside the door of the institute, and the Hackescher Markt S-Bahn station is a four-minute walk.

ELIGILBILITY: Minimum GPA of 2.5

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