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Campus Internationalization. Our New Approach to Internationalization. Meet The Team. Careers at CIS Abroad. What to Expect: Language: Spanish. Average Courseload: Courses US credits per session. GPA Requirement: 2. Highlights: An internationally focused university A semester's worth of Spanish-language credit at any level Centrally located homestays or apartments with local Argentines City tour, excursions, group activities, cultural insights, and more Variety of sessions and durations.
View Gallery. Universidad de Belgrano. Areas of study with at least 2 classes available. Areas of study with 3 to 7 classes available. Choose your courses. Why Life in Buenos Aires. Live La Vida Local. Click to open video overlay. Click to close video overlay. See more on: Instagram Facebook YouTube. Unique Experiences. Explore neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, such as Palermo with endless shops and restaurants, Recoleta with its classical European feel, and the old city of San Telmo and La Boca - the birthplace of tango.
Experience life on a cattle ranch and discover traditional Argentinian food. Your Destination. The Culture.
Enjoy the city like a local by attending festivals, experience the passion for soccer, live tango dances, and more. Join a student club or sports team and share culture, ideas, and down time with fellow students. Take a day-trip to explore the city surroundings. Housing To complete your Argentine cultural experience, students live with a local family.
Meals Homestays include two meals per day: breakfast and either lunch or dinner. Academics In each session, students are required to take one 3-credit course. Eligibility GPA 2. Academic Culture Academic Culture Each course is a full semester in content, so the pace is accelerated, and the workload is demanding.
Grading The U. Course Information Students studying in Buenos Aires for more than one session may only take Communicative Spanish once. Language English. Semester Credit 3. Language Spanish. Semester Credit 1. See more scholarship info. Estimated Costs Students are responsible and manage costs related to travel, meals, books, and personal expenses.
See Our Scholarships. What's Included. Introduction to your program plus practical information about living in your host city. Our Staff. Get Started Here's what you need to do to take the next steps:. Contact Us Send us an email if you still have questions or need information about applying to this program.
Contact US. You might also like. Comparative Perspectives on Human Rights. Taught in Spanish, this class explores practical and theoretical contents of human rights in Latin America and modernity.
Students will examine massive human rights violations in Latin America—from the military coup in Argentina and concentration camps, to the impacts of neoliberal capitalism on human rights concepts in the 21st century throughout Latin America, where Argentina is now recognized worldwide for policies in defense of human rights.
Volunteering does not earn academic credit and will not appear on your Butler University transcript. Volunteer opportunities mostly surround group activities or events on set days two or three "jornadas" throughout the summer program. Examples of places where students may volunteer: Natan Gesang Primary School : Students have the opportunity to teach English. Pecohue Organic farm for Social Inclusion: This organization's goal is to create social inclusion for young people with psychological and psychiatric issues.
Creaidea : This organization creative games with very high IQ children. It works towards their positive development and social inclusion.
Maguen Avot : This organization tutors children Donor Sangre Da Vida: This organization provides information and support to children with cancer and their families. They hold events, campaigns, and dancing workshops. Caminantes : This organization's goal is to help the homeless population in Buenos Aires recover in any area they might need: to get a job, psychological support, legal support, or to overcome addictions. We also offer specific opportunities to all students requiring different levels of Spanish for on or two day activities: events and campaigns, pototgraphers, weekend helping trips with Caminantes or Habitat for Humanity IFSA has prepared a list of places where you, as a visiting student, could volunteer to do social service.
While this is purely optional, a commitment on your part is needed in order to arrange a placement. Examples of places where students can be placed:. After you return to the U. The transcript reflects courses taken, credits attempted, and grades earned during your term abroad. This service is included in your study abroad program at no additional cost. Program activities are designed to enhance your intercultural competence by developing your understanding of the local culture and people.
Activities are optional, but they are included in your total program fee. They vary each term based on availability, but activities may include:. IFSA excursions are included in your total program fee and though these are optional, most students choose to participate.
They vary each term based on availability, but excursions may include:. Your homestay will be arranged with a carefully selected host family and located within a typical commute of the IFSA program center. Only one student is housed per family for maximum cultural and language integration. You will have a single bedroom with a bed, shared bathroom, and desk or other designated place to study.
Laundry and three meals per day are included. You may occasionally want to buy snacks and eat at restaurants beyond what is provided by homestay families.
It truly was the best experience of my life! My college mentioned that IFSA has done a wonderful job in the past with in-person internships and said they would be best. I can finally cook for myself! I really appreciated having the ability to live in a city it was a first for me with a host family and learn how to navigate the wild transportation to the uni and other places in Lima.
I thought it would be fascinating to see how social work functions in developing countries. It was incredible to be able to learn both inside and outside the classroom!
I was impressed and surprised by the amount of support we had at orientation and throughout the semester and the opportunities the IFSA staff provided! Pre-departure resources made planning and preparing so much easier, while also working to support me in understanding how my personal identity might affect my time abroad.
They gave me innovative strategies and professional support for preparing to study abroad and understand my culture holistically. This was everyday life for most people. I also expanded my network with a professional internship. IFSA sets students up to be successful! London will forever be my city because I chose it and chose to conquer it to the extensive level that I did.
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