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Internships Past placements through IES Abroad Berlin have been in education (teaching assistance), social organizations, media, cultural institutions, research, or startups. You will be required to attend the internship seminar as part of your regular course load. Internship placement hours are part-time and take place over the course of the semester, for 8-12 hours a week. The final grade for the internship is based on the evaluation of the internship organization and your performance in the internship seminar. Applications To apply for an internship, you must submit the Internship...
Local University Courses The academic calendar at the local universities is from mid-October to mid-February (fall/winter semester) and from mid-April to mid-July (spring/summer semester). Students who plan to attend local university courses will be required to stay in Berlin for the respective period of time. If they attend a course with a final written exam they might have to stay even longer (end-February for fall/winter and end-July for spring/summer). You also need to at least have the B2.1 level of German proficiency (usually equivalent to having taken at least 5 semesters of German)...
Course Preregistration You will select IES Abroad courses on the Course Preregistration Form, which will be available at your MyIESabroad account before the program begins. We will notify you when this form becomes available. You must submit this form by the given deadline. Final registration occurs on-site after your arrival in Berlin. Please obtain course approval from your home institution for all courses you intend to take before your departure, especially if you intend to fulfill specific degree requirements with these courses. Please also note that course enrollment in IES Abroad courses...

Amsterdam: The Jazz City

One of the things I’ve learned since starting my second semester in Amsterdam is that the people you choose to surround yourself with are really the ones who will shape your experiences of study abroad. Since making new friends, I’ve learned more about Amsterdam than I thought possible. I thought that, having been here for four months already, getting to know most of where I am going and finding places I like, that how I experienced Amsterdam the first time would be solidified. I know Amsterdam as I know Amsterdam.

It is recommended to book your flight to land at one of the following airports no later than 11 a.m. on the official arrival date. Heathrow Airport (LHR) London Gatwick (LGW) London Luton (LTN) London Stansted (STN) London City (LCY) You should proceed directly to your housing placement as appointed by UCL. You should plan for your flight to arrive no later than 11 a.m. to allow enough time to get through passport control and customs. All students, including those who enter on a visa, may use the e-Gates. You do not need to see a border agent. Lost Luggage If your luggage is lost while in...
It is recommended to book your flight to land at one of the following airports no later than 11 a.m. on the official arrival date. Heathrow Airport (LHR) London Gatwick (LGW) London Luton (LTN) London Stansted (STN) London City (LCY) You should proceed directly to your housing placement and follow any instructions sent to you by your residence. You should plan for your flight to arrive no later than 11 a.m. to allow enough time to get through passport control and customs. All students, including those who enter on a visa, may use the e-Gates. You do not need to see a border agent. Lost Luggage...
IES Abroad Nantes provides homestays in private homes in Nantes. All homestays are approved by the IES Abroad staff and inspected on a regular basis. It is IES Abroad Nantes’ policy that one student is placed in each homestay. The specifics of each student’s homestay will also differ. Some students may live closer to the IES Abroad Center. Others may have larger rooms. Ways of expressing hospitality may differ among families. We advise you not to compare one host family with another, but to try to adapt and appreciate your own host family. French Host Families Upon your arrival, an orientation...
Upon arrival you will you will participate in a one-week mandatory orientation program in Nantes which will introduce you to academic and everyday life in the city. The week is devoted to intensive French language sessions consisting of lessons in grammar, conversation, and civilization, as well as homework of grammar exercises and reading a French work of literature. Several guided visits of the city’s historical areas, shopping areas, and the University of Nantes will also be organized. After the one-week orientation, you will depart for a two-day off-site orientation program. This off-site...

Spring Break: Roman around London!

It’s hard to believe that spring break came up so fast! After a long few hours of deliberation at the IES Abroad center, my friends and I decided on London and Rome for our week of travel. One of my favorite parts of Europe is how affordable travel is! All our travel, which included coming from and back to France, was under 145 euros. That’s less than what I pay to get from Indiana to Portland!

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