INTERNATIONAL AND OFF-CAMPUS STUDY

“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.” St. Augustine

Photographs by Sheldon Gaskell, Abbey Bavley, and Andrew Patzke

Cornell Off-Campus CoursesCornell Affiliated Programs

Non-affiliated Programs

Study Abroad at Cornell

Cornell Off-Campus Courses

8 international courses

8 domestic courses

Sixteen off-campus courses scheduled for 2013-14 academic year.

Cornell International Off-Campus Courses

Italy China Bahamas Costa

Rica Guatemal

a India

Cornell Domestic Off-Campus Courses

Wilderness Field Station, Ely, MN

McLennan Center, Chicago

Texas New York City

McLennan Center

Museum Studies Advanced Topics in Religion Community and Multicultural

Psychology Families in Social Context Costume Design

Cornell Affiliated Programs

ExchangesAffiliated third-party providers ACM – Associated Colleges of

the Midwest AIFS –American Inst. for Foreign

Study Central College Abroad CEA –Cultural Experiences

Abroad CIEE – Council on International

Educational Exchange SIT – School for International

Training Washington Center

Ewha Women’s University Sookmyung Women’s

University Northern Ireland

Exchange

ACM Associated Colleges of the Midwest

Chicago Programs: Business, Entrepreneurship, & Society, Chicago Arts, Urban Studies

Costa Rica: Language, Society, & the Environment

London & Florence: Arts in Context

India: Culture, Traditions, & Globalization

Botswana: University Immersion in Southern Africa

Japan Study Brazil Exchanges Jordan: Middle East & Arabic

Language Studies

Exchange Programs

Ewha and Sookmyung Women’s Universities, Seoul, South Korea

Summer school opportunities for both men and women to study Korea more in depth. Courses are offered in a variety of categories (history, art, literature, economics, medicine, etc.). Cornell-approved students do not pay tuition for either program, but are responsible for airfare, visa, and (in some cases) accommodation costs. Exchange Program in Northern Ireland

Students may apply for a semester or year-long exchange with one of these Northern Irish Universities through the Irish-American Scholars

Program. Students may take classes in business, marketing, computing, education, performing arts, communication and Irish studies.

Queens University Belfast University of Ulster Belfast Metropolitan College Stranmillis University College St. Mary’s University College

Deadline for applications for Cornell affiliated programs is December 2nd, 2014.

Non-affiliated Programs

With the approval of an academic and financial advisor, students may study at a program of their choosing. Summer Italian cooking courses in

Tuscany (in Italian) Russian language study in Siberia Genocide recovery and peace-building in

Rwanda Forestry in the Amazon

Scholarships

Location/program-specific scholarships & grants

Federal & State money Cornell need-based aid (for Cornell-

affiliated programs only) Levy Fund (Cornell courses) Class of ’55 Study Abroad Fund (any

program) Bob Black Award (Wilderness Field Station)Deadline for Cornell scholarships is March 19th, 2014

Other Funding Sources

Gilman Scholarship Pell Grant-eligible students studying abroad Average award $4000

Critical Language Scholarship Fully-funded summer language institutes. Participants are expected to continue their language

study beyond the scholarship period, and later apply their critical language skills in their future professional careers.

Questions?

Contact Information

www.cornellcollege.edu/off-campus-studies

Ben Greensteinbgreenstein@cornellcollege.edu319-895-4307