The School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) is pleased to announce a new summer 2009 overseas study program in central London. Students accepted into this prestigious program will attend classes taught by Dr. John Graham, SPEA's Dean, and Dr. Ragnar Lofstedt, Director of the Centre for Risk Management at King's College.
Details and opportunities of the program include:
Dates are June 29 to July 24
Two, 3 credit hour SPEA courses will be offered, titled “Managing Hazards in Europe in the United States I and II” (note: these courses are for management and policy students – they are not technical courses in hazard management)
Costs - including tuition, airfare, lodging, food and health care - will be approximately $4700 for Indiana residents and $6500 for non-residents
Partial scholarships will be available for eligible students
Explore the beautiful historic city of London and surrounding areas
Enjoy course-related excursions and cultural opportunities
For more information about King’s College, go here.
Program admission requirements:
Admission is competitive
Minimum cumulative GPA for admission is 2.755
Preference will be give to applicants with 3.00 or above cumulative GPA
Application deadline is February 16, 2009
Pending formal authorization by the IU Overseas Study Advisory Council, more information about this exciting new program - including costs, scholarships, syllabus, and other details - will be sent by early December. In the meantime, mark your calendars for this once in a lifetime opportunity!
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