Full-time project placements with close faculty supervision in research facilities at Leibniz University Hannover, one of the TU 9.
No knowledge of German required, but for those looking to develop their language skills, Hannover’s dialect is especially learner-friendly.
An organized program of professional, cultural, and social experiences, including an orientation week, field trips, company visits, and group activities.
A local Study Buddy who will meet you on arrival, help you settle in, and answer questions that arise during your stay.
Housing in a single dorm room, local insurance, and free regional public transportation.
The opportunity to experience German life in Hannover, known as a “Green City” and “City of Short Distances” – a great home base for exploring near and far in your free time.
Participants
in this exchange
program pay their regular Purdue tuition for the summer term plus a program
fee. Purdue
Moves Scholarships are available to eligible participants.
Applications
are currently under review! Interested students are encouraged to apply
as soon as possible through the Purdue
Study Abroad website.
ENGT 22670 Sustainable Energy Technologies: An International Perspective (previously ECET 499) in Wolfenbuttel, Germany
Two-week, 3-credit, Maymester
course in Germany on Sustainable Energy Technologies (SA10931).
For students this is a great way
to earn credit while experiencing one of the top 5 activities you will remember
from college. The cost will never be lower nor the benefit higher than May
2019.
Learn how the Germans lead the
world in the practice of sustainable energy while being introduced to the
various technologies that are used including wind, water, nuclear, hydrogen,
bio, and solar. This trip is in its 13th year of acclaimed success
and offers a great mix of classroom instruction with field trips to energy
related industries and culturally enlightening sites. Study with other students
from countries such as Russia, China, Finland, Mexico, or India as well as German
students. Learn more through the study abroad web page or by attending our
callout.
Monday January 13, 2020 at 6:00 pm KNOY B033
Monday January 27, 2019 at 1:30 KNOY B029
If you cannot attend either callout
but would like to learn more about ENGT 22670 Sustainable Energy Technologies:
An International Perspective please either see the attached flyer or contact
Dr. Anne Lucietto at lucietto@purdue.edu
or Tami Lynch at tlynch@purdue.edu.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW: French Culture, Food & Health (SA
10223/NUTR 39800). This program provides students the opportunity to earn academic credit
while exploring the rich culinary, cultural and health characteristics of France.
Scientists have been baffled about the French Paradox: the observation that the
French eat such rich food and yet their rates of heart disease are less than
that of Americans. The course highlights the scientific and social issues
surrounding this contradiction while simultaneously immersing students in the
culture of French food and eating patterns. Students enjoy the peaceful
surroundings and people of a French town between cooking lessons from French
chefs and daily excursions to local farmers’ markets, a vineyard, an oil press,
a chocolate maker, various restaurants and more.
STUDENTS: Any student in any major* in good academic
standing is eligible for this course. There are no pre- requisites, nor
language or skill requirements. Past students have been from at least 24
different majors.
Maximum
enrollment is approximately 15 students, which is limited by the capacity of
our accommodations. Students who participate enjoy getting to know their fellow
students in a small, relaxed setting. *French
majors may participate, but should be aware that this course does not meet the
French department’s requirements for language
immersion.
TRAVEL OVERSEAS: May 23-31, 2020. We will stay 6 nights in
a villa in the town of Riorges, and take day trips to nearby
cities/attractions. The last day/night will be in Lyon, considered the
gastronomy center of France (http://www.cnn.com/travel/article/lyon-outshines-paris/index.html)
ACADEMIC DETAILS: Students earn 2 credits for a letter
grade. You will spend 6 hours in class, spread across 4 (mandatory) class
meetings in Feb, March and April, all at 5:30 – 7:00pm. During this time, we
learn about various factors related to French food, culture and health, how
they compare to American food, culture and health, prepare you for your
experience abroad.
COST: The
program fee is ESTIMATED at $3100; when it’s finalized, it will be updated on
our webpage. The fee will include all meals
(except 2), housing and transportation within France for the week. The fee is
billed by the University after your register for SA 10223, and that won’t be
until March at the earliest. Other expenses you should factor in are the cost
of a passport and airfare. ***A $500 deposit that will go towards the full
payment fee is due preferably by the end of the fall semester, but definitely
before our first class meeting on February. This deposit is what’s used to
reserve your spot in the program; until it’s paid, your spot is tentative.***
APPLY where it says “Click Here to Enroll in this Program”. Then follow
the instructions at the bottom of our webpage in the section called “Application Deadline”
