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Subject: UT Maymester Abroad program

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Mark TIrpak

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Date Posted: 17:20:46 10/02/06 Mon
In reply to: Mark Tirpak 's message, "Teaching & Learning Resources" on 11:58:31 09/28/06 Thu

http://www.utexas.edu/student/abroad/mm.html

UT Maymester Abroad courses are four and a half week study abroad programs that take place immediately following the spring semester at an international course location. Maymester Abroad programs are three or four credit hour courses taught by UT faculty members for in-residence credit. These courses are a part of spring registration, although they begin after the spring exam period and conclude prior to the second summer session.

All Maymester Abroad programs have a required predeparture component on campus during the spring semester to prepare students for the personal, cultural and academic experience abroad. Students should check the individual program brochures for details regarding the spring semester requirements. Please be aware that some courses require enrollment in a CXS 118 International Learning Seminar.

Past programs of interest to CRP students:
Netherlands, Leiden and Utrecht
GRG 306C Water Management, Flooding, and Environmental Change in the Netherlands
Taught by Dr. Paul Hudson

Austria, Vienna
AMS 315 Vienna: Memory and the City, from the Imperial Capital to Global Metropolis Cross-listed with GRC 311, GRG 309, HIS 306N, URB 305
Taught by Dr. Steven Hoelscher

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