About the Program
This program uses Berlin as a case study to examine issues relevant to major cities today. Through comparative and interdisciplinary courses, you'll study topics such as cultural identity, popular culture, and urban development to better understand the modern city, its politics, and culture. Explore the city's architecture as you learn about urban development and sustainable mobility, discuss concepts of urban governance, or explore Jewish life and culture in the city. Wherever possible, our courses take advantage of the city's many historical, artistic, and cultural sites.
What’s Included
Personal Advising: Your IES Abroad advisor is here to help you prepare for study abroad.
Health & Safety: Your health and safety abroad is our highest priority.
On-the-Ground Staff: Our on-site staff and faculty are here to support you.
Cultural Activities: Our field trips and cultural events help you discover the culture and traditions of your host country.
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At a Glance
Credits: 15 to 19 per Semester
Visa Required: No
Housing: Dormitory, Shared Apartment, Studio Apartment
Language of Instruction: English
Language Prerequisites: None
Part-Time Internship (Optional): Included in program fee
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