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Berlin
Summer Program
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IU Course Taught in English
”Sites of Memory:
How Berlin Remembers and Forgets Its Past”
Live and learn in one of
the most vibrant cities in the world. Berlin will be our lab and
our playground for four weeks next summer. We will look for
traces of the Nazi era, of the division between the communist East
and the capitalist West, and of the
new global Berlin. All readings and discussions in English.
For more information and to apply, go to go.iu.edu/8DI or contact Prof. Michel Chaouli (chaouli@indiana.edu). |
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Friday, January 30, 2015
Spend a Month in Berlin Next Summer Taking an IU Course (in English)
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Emigre Memorial German Internship Program (EMGIP)
A paid internship program
providing students with the opportunity to gain practical work experience in a
German state parliament, improve their language skills, and experience German
culture and politics firsthand. Participants in this program receive monthly
stipends to ensure a total monthly salary of EUR 670 (U.S. citizens only).
Who's eligible?
- U.S. or Canadian
citizens up to age 30
- Undergraduate and
graduate students who are enrolled at accredited U.S. or Canadian colleges
and universities before, during and after the program
- High-intermediate German
skills (oral and written)
- At least 2 years of
study in a field related to Public Policy, International Relations, Public
Administration, Political Science, Law, Economics, European Studies, or
Journalism; German Studies majors are encouraged to apply if they have a
minor in one of the above fields.
Deadline: March 31, 2014 for Fall 2014
Learn more & apply at: www.culturalvistas.org/emgip
Learn more & apply at: www.culturalvistas.org/emgip
Students interested in applying can contact Paul Fogleman
with questions and for guidance preparing the application:
Paul Fogleman
Undergraduate Scholars Office
Office: 216B Hutton Honors College
Bloomington, IN 47405
T: (812) 855-3948
Thursday, February 20, 2014
The Center for Cultural Diplomacy Studies: Forthcoming Academic Programs & International Conferences
- Call for Applications -
The Center for Cultural Diplomacy Studies (CCDS)
Forthcoming Academic Programs & International
Conferences
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
ICD International Conferences
The Center for Cultural
Diplomacy Studies (CCDS)
The Organization for Youth
Education & Development (OYED)
To view the complete ICD
calendar of events for 2014, please click here.
ICD
International Conferences:
Forthcoming International Conferences for 2014
Forthcoming International Conferences for 2014
The Academy for Cultural Diplomacy organizes a number of international
conferences, which take place throughout the year and around the world. The
conferences provide an opportunity for larger audiences to actively participate
and engage in lectures, debates and discussions featuring high-profile figures
from the fields of international politics, diplomacy, culture, academia, and
the private sector. The events have an inclusive participation policy and are
open to individuals from all academic, cultural, and professional backgrounds.
The Berlin International Economics
Congress
"Global Trends in Creative Economies: Education, Entrepreneurship
and Tourism as Drivers of Sustainable Economic Growth"
(Berlin; March 5th - 7th, 2014 – Held Parallel to
the Famous Berlin Tourism Trade Fair – The ITB)
The Berlin International Economics Congress 2014 seeks to explore the
myriad of opportunities available through the nurturing of creative industries,
whilst also analyzing the implementation of tools of cultural diplomacy in
strategies for sustainable economic development. Speakers
& Delegates during the conferences will include amongst others, leading
politicians and economists, senior diplomats, leading governmental officials,
senior academics, renowned authors, journalists, and representatives from the
private sector. These speakers will include a large number of individuals from
the ICD Advisory Board. To learn more about the ICD Advisory Board, please click here.
The Helsinki Conference on International Law &
Women's Rights
"An Interdisciplinary Analysis of the Role of International Law in
Promoting Women's Rights"
(Helsinki; March 10th - 12th, 2014)
Symposium on Cultural Diplomacy & Religion 2014
“The Promotion of World Peace through Inter-Faith Dialogue & the
Unity of Faiths"
(Rome & Vatican City; March 31st- April 3rd,
2014)
The Strasburg Conference on International Law &
Human Rights
“Human Rights-Based Approach as a Basis for Development, Justice and
International Law"
(Strasburg; April 14th - 16th, 2014)
The
Center for Cultural Diplomacy Studies (CCDS):
Forthcoming
Academic & Professional Development Programs
The Center for Cultural
Diplomacy Studies, within the Academy for Cultural Diplomacy, offers
educational opportunities for individuals pursuing careers in academia,
diplomacy, government, and/or the private sector, related either entirely or in
part to the field of cultural diplomacy. Our programs are offered in
cooperation with leading European Universities, designed specifically
for governmental officials, academics, young professionals and students.
BA, MA
& PhD Programs in Cultural Diplomacy
- PhD
Program in International Relation & Cultural Diplomacy
Program Start for Summer
Semester: June 2nd, 2014
Program Start for Fall
Semester: October 1st, 2014
- One Year MA in Global Governance & Cultural Diplomacy
(www.ma-globalgovernance.de)
- Program
Start for Summer Semester: June 2nd, 2014
- Program
Start for Fall Semester: October 1st, 2014
- Online MA in International Relations & Cultural
Diplomacy (www.online-ma-ircd.de)
- Program
Start for Summer Semester: June 2nd, 2014
- Program
Start for Fall Semester: October 1st, 2014
- MA in Globalization & Cultural Diplomacy with
concentration on International Relations
(www.ma-globalization.de)
- Program
Start for Summer Semester: June 2nd, 2014
- Program
Start for Fall Semester: October 1st, 2014
- MA in International Relations & Cultural Diplomacy
(www.ma-internationalrelations.de)
(Start: Fall Semester - October 2nd, 2014)
- MA in International
Economics & Cultural Diplomacy (www.ma-internationaleconomics.de)
(Start: Fall Semester - October 2nd, 2014)
Combined BA-MA Program
in Political Science, Global Governance and Cultural Diplomacy
Program Start for Summer
Semester: June 2nd, 2014
Program Start for Fall
Semester: October 1st, 2014
Professional
Development Certificate Programs in Cultural Diplomacy
(Berlin; Next Programs
Start: March 3rd - 14th, 2014)
International
Relations & Cultural Diplomacy
Global
Governance & Cultural Diplomacy
Cultural
Diplomacy & Conflict Zone Mediation
Cultural
Diplomacy, Sustainable Development & the Global Markets
Cultural
Diplomacy by the Arts, Music and Cinema
Cultural Diplomacy & the European-African Alliance
E-Learning
Programs in Cultural Diplomacy
(Berlin; Next Programs
Start: March 3rd - 28th, 2014)
International
Relations & Cultural Diplomacy
Global
Governance & Cultural Diplomacy
Cultural
Diplomacy, Sustainable Development & the Global Markets
Cultural
Diplomacy & the New Media
Cultural
Diplomacy & Conflict Zone Mediation
Cultural
Diplomacy for Diplomats
Weeklong
Seminars in Cultural Diplomacy
(Berlin; July 28th -
August 1st, 2014)
The Organization for Youth Education & Development (OYED):
Young
Leaders' Forums (Forthcoming Conferences)
(Berlin;
March 2014)
The OYED Young Leaders'
Forums are international networks of like-minded young individuals with an
interest in developing, supporting, and sustaining intercultural relations.
Over the past decade, the OYED Young Leaders' Forums have grown to become one
of Europe’s largest independent, cultural exchange organizations, hosting
programs that facilitate interaction among young individuals of all cultural,
academic, and professional backgrounds from across the world.
Cultural Diplomacy in Africa: A Forum for Young
Leaders (CDA)
"Global Trends in Creative Economies: Education, Entrepreneurship
and Tourism as Drivers of Sustainable Economic Growth"
(Berlin; March 3rd - 7th, 2014)
Africa Meets Europe: A Forum for Young Leaders
(AME)
"EU Cultural Diplomacy & the Use of Soft Power in EU Foreign
Policy"
(Berlin; March 10th - 14th, 2014)
Cultural Diplomacy in Europe: A Forum for Young
Leaders (CDE)
"EU Cultural Diplomacy & the Use of Soft Power in EU Foreign
Policy"
(Berlin; March 10th - 14th, 2014)
Friday, January 17, 2014
Monday, November 11, 2013
English-Language Summer Program in Berlin
English-Language Summer Program in Berlin
June 1-28, 2014
"Sites of Memory: How Berlin Remembers and Forgets Its Past"
- Taught
in English by IU faculty; 3 IU credits in GER-E 371 (A&H)
- Live and
learn in the heart of vibrant Berlin for four weeks
- No
knowledge of German required
- Many
excursions to significant sites (Sachsenhausen concentration camp; Berlin
Wall; Reichtstag; Headquarters of the former East German spy agency; and
more)
- For more
information and to apply: http://go.iu.edu/8DI
- If you
have questions, contact the instructor, Prof. Michel Chaouli
Here is what former students have to say about the program:
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"The
best three excursions were Sachsenhausen, the Reichstag, and the mosque.
These stood out to me as offering the most interesting and best-run tours.
They also all offered glimpses into a world much different than my own
(concentration camps, Soviet occupation of Berlin, and a different
faith)." — Kasey Greer |
"There
is not enough praise I can give Professor Chaouli. I have taken courses
before with him and that was the deciding factor for me to apply to this
program." — Blake Smith |
"Professor
Chaouli has a vast wealth of knowledge about Germany and Berlin. One thing I
really liked was his enthusiasm and encouragement for us students to go out
and get to know the city ourselves and if we need help or recommendations, he
was always ready with something to tell us." — Larissa Cerbin |
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Thursday, March 14, 2013
European Studies Summer Internship Opportunities
The European Studies program is currently accepting internship applications for Summer 2013
Application Deadline: 15 March 2013
The European Studies program offers unpaid educational internship opportunities for undergraduate students for the fall, spring and summer semesters. The internship aims to provide valuable experience to successful candidates interested in EU-U.S. relations, as well as functional issues pertaining to various European Union policies.
Internship Description
The intern will work directly with the European Studies Staff and acquire experience and training in the field of international relations by assisting in various projects. Responsibilities will include:
The intern will work directly with the European Studies Staff and acquire experience and training in the field of international relations by assisting in various projects. Responsibilities will include:
- Researching current regional and functional issues in support of the work of fellows and scholars
- Attending ES-themed conferences, forums and lectures in Washington and writing briefing memoranda for staff
- Assisting with the organization and implementation of events
- Assisitng staff in managing and updating database and website
- Providing back-up office reception duties, including telephone and greeting visitors
- Compiling, filing and mailing information
A minimum of 20 hours is required in support of the program's activities. Dates and times will be arranged according to applicant's schedule and the Program needs.
All Wilson Center interns are strongly encouraged to attend conferences, forums and other events of the Center's various programs. In addition, all interns have access to the Wilson Center's vast research resources.
Eligibility
The applicant should be currently enrolled in an undergraduate study program at an accredited college or university at time of internship. The applicant should also have a strong interest in European politics, and preferably some academic background in the field. He/she should have good analytical and research skills, be able to work with minimal supervision, and have basic computer skills on several software packages. Proficiency in one of the languages of the European Union, preferrably German, is helpful, but not required.
The applicant should be currently enrolled in an undergraduate study program at an accredited college or university at time of internship. The applicant should also have a strong interest in European politics, and preferably some academic background in the field. He/she should have good analytical and research skills, be able to work with minimal supervision, and have basic computer skills on several software packages. Proficiency in one of the languages of the European Union, preferrably German, is helpful, but not required.
Internship Dates
Fall term: September to December
Spring term: January to May
Summer term: June to August
Fall term: September to December
Spring term: January to May
Summer term: June to August
Application
Applications must be received by June 30th for fall, November 15th for spring and March 15th for summer internships. This position is non-remunerated.
Applications must be received by June 30th for fall, November 15th for spring and March 15th for summer internships. This position is non-remunerated.
All interested applicants should mail a cover letter, resume, and a short writing sample to:
The European Studies Program
Attn: Internships
Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
1300 Pennsylvania, NW
Washington, DC 20004-3027
Attn: Internships
Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
1300 Pennsylvania, NW
Washington, DC 20004-3027
Or by e-mail to european.studies@wilsoncenter.org with Internship Application in the subject line.
Monday, January 28, 2013
English-Language Summer Program in Berlin
English-Language Summer Program in Berlin
June 17 - July 13, 2013
COURSE: "Sites of Memory"
- 3 IU credits in GER-E 371
- Taught in English by IU faculty
- No prior knowledge of German required
- Live and learn in the heart of Berlin
- Click here to view the syllabus
- For more information, go to bit.ly/summer2013inberlin
- Apply by Feb. 4
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"The
best three excursions were Sachsenhausen, the Reichstag, and the mosque.
These stood out to me as offering the most interesting and best-run tours.
They also all offered glimpses into a world much different than my own
(concentration camps, Soviet occupation of Berlin, and a different
faith)." — Kasey Greer |
"There
is not enough praise I can give Professor Chaouli. I have taken courses
before with him and that was the deciding factor for me to apply to this
program." — Blake Smith |
"Professor
Chaouli has a vast wealth of knowledge about Germany and Berlin. One thing I
really liked was his enthusiasm and encouragement for us students to go out
and get to know the city ourselves and if we need help or recommendations, he
was always ready with something to tell us." — Larissa Cerbin |
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