Bonn, Germany
Live and study for five weeks in "Beethoven's City" and one of the most picturesque regions of Germany, as you experience the cultural, historic and artistic treasures that enrich its vibrant society. Bonn, the former capital of Germany and Ludwig van Beethoven's birthplace, is located on the romantic Rhine, near the legendary Seven Mountains of the Grimm Brothers fairy tales. Over the centuries, many artists and writers have made Bonn their home, and today it offers its visitors a wide variety of historic sights, the highlights of European art on its "Museum Mile" and the international flair and nightlife worthy of a city with a 2000 year old history.
Courses Available
Morning Classes (Choose one)
Beginning German I (LD)
German Chemists of the 19th and 20th Centuries (UD)
World Liturature I (LD)
Children of the Holocaust (UD)
Afternoon Classes (Choose one)
Intermediate German I (LD)
Studies in Film (UD)
Introduction Psychology (UD)
Application Deadline March 4, 2011
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Cost: $4,800 plus tuition
Contact: Dr. James Anderson
Email: james.anderson@armstrong.edu
Phone: 344.3128
Office: Gamble Hall 204A
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