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BSBA Maastricht University Summer Program
Maastricht, Netherlands
| Program Terms: |
Summer |
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| Homepage: | Click to visit | |
| Restrictions: | WUSTL applicants only |
| Dates / Deadlines: |
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| Term | Year | App Deadline | WU Decision Date | Start Date | End Date |
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| Summer | 2011 |
02/15/2011  **
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Rolling Admission | TBA | TBA |
| Summer | 2012 |
02/15/2012 **
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Rolling Admission | 06/29/2012 | 08/10/2012 |
| Summer | 2013 |
03/20/2013 **
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Rolling Admission | 06/28/2013 | 08/09/2013 |
** Indicates rolling WU admission application process. Applicants will be notified that their application to study abroad has been approved by Washington University. If the program is administered by a partner institution, the application and endorsement are then forwarded to the program sponsor for review and approval. In most cases, students will need both WU approval and an acceptance offer from the program sponsor in order to participate in the program. |
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| Fact Sheet: |
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 Approved Department(s):
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Business |
Language of Instruction:
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English |
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Foreign Language Requirement?:
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No |
Housing Options:
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Residence halls/dormitories |
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Open to Non-WU Students?:
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No |
Program Type:
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Direct enrolment in overseas institution |
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Program Adviser:
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Tammy Orahood |
Minimum GPA:
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3.0 |
| Program Description: |
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Maastricht University Summer Program
SUMMER PROGRAM
In the Summer Program in European Studies, students choose from six
courses in business or general education offered by the Center for European
Studies (CES) at Maastricht University, one of the highest ranking universities
in the Netherlands. All courses are in English and have European or inter-
national flavor. CES professors are innovative professionals who bring their
inspiring real-life experience into the classroom.
Dates
June 28 - August 9, 2013
Application Deadline is February 15
ELIGIBILITY
Minimum 3.0 GPA
Open to all majors in all schools.
COURSES AND CREDITS
1 WU credit = 2 CES credit. Students earn 6 Maastricht credits per course (equivalent of 3). Courses have a maximum of 15 students per section.
Please click here for more information about course offerings.
ABOUT MAASTRICHT, THE NETHERLANDS
Located on the border between the Netherlands and Belgium, Maastricht
is one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands, which is reflected in the beautiful
old architecture, from the medieval town ramparts, to the cobblestone paving
of alleys and streets, seventeenth century facades and a Roman bridge.
Maastricht has everything a student could wish for: a beautiful historic city
centre, countless numbers of inviting sidewalk cafés, pubs and restaurants,
sports facilities, shops etc. Film, music and theatre fans will find a wealth of
opportunities in Maastricht. There are also plenty of possibilities to take long,
leisurely walks or to go mountain biking in the low green hills surrounding
Maastricht. 99% of the people speak English so it is easy to make yourself
understood. Maastricht is a truly European city. Not only was the important
"Treaty of Maastricht" signed here in 1992, the city itself is located at an inter-
national crossroads and cities such as Brussels, Liège, Aachen, Cologne and
Düsseldorf are within an hour's journey. Other major cities such as Amsterdam,
Berlin, Paris and London are just a little further away.
HOUSING
All CES students stay at the International Student Guesthouse from Maastricht University. The Guesthouse is located within walking distance from downtown Maastricht behind the Court of Justice.
Please click here for more information about housing options.
STUDENT LIFE
CES staff plan social and cultural events to bring students, faculty, staff together. The orientation program includes a day trip to Amsterdam.
On-site support
CES has a team of young-hearted, dedicated people ready to help, so you can focus on the things that really matter during your stay abroad, whether that is selecting the right courses, getting to an airport for your flight to Barcelona, finding a volunteer opportunity, meeting Dutch students, buying a bike or more.
To see the services available, click here.
SUMMER TUITION AND FEES
Students pay all summer program related fees to the program sponsor directly. Visit this site for a detailed description of estimated costs and expenses for the term.
Questions?
Email Olin's Director of International Programs and Global Initiatives, Tammy Orahood at orahood@wustl.edu, stop by Simon 12 or call (314) 935-6315 to schedule an appointment.
SUMMER PROGRAM
In the Summer Program in European Studies, students choose from six
courses in business or general education offered by the Center for European
Studies (CES) at Maastricht University, one of the highest ranking universities
in the Netherlands. All courses are in English and have European or inter-
national flavor. CES professors are innovative professionals who bring their
inspiring real-life experience into the classroom.
Dates
June 28 - August 9, 2013
Application Deadline is February 15
ELIGIBILITY
Minimum 3.0 GPA
Open to all majors in all schools.
COURSES AND CREDITS
1 WU credit = 2 CES credit. Students earn 6 Maastricht credits per course (equivalent of 3). Courses have a maximum of 15 students per section.
Please click here for more information about course offerings.
ABOUT MAASTRICHT, THE NETHERLANDS
Located on the border between the Netherlands and Belgium, Maastricht
is one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands, which is reflected in the beautiful
old architecture, from the medieval town ramparts, to the cobblestone paving
of alleys and streets, seventeenth century facades and a Roman bridge.
Maastricht has everything a student could wish for: a beautiful historic city
centre, countless numbers of inviting sidewalk cafés, pubs and restaurants,
sports facilities, shops etc. Film, music and theatre fans will find a wealth of
opportunities in Maastricht. There are also plenty of possibilities to take long,
leisurely walks or to go mountain biking in the low green hills surrounding
Maastricht. 99% of the people speak English so it is easy to make yourself
understood. Maastricht is a truly European city. Not only was the important
"Treaty of Maastricht" signed here in 1992, the city itself is located at an inter-
national crossroads and cities such as Brussels, Liège, Aachen, Cologne and
Düsseldorf are within an hour's journey. Other major cities such as Amsterdam,
Berlin, Paris and London are just a little further away.
HOUSING
All CES students stay at the International Student Guesthouse from Maastricht University. The Guesthouse is located within walking distance from downtown Maastricht behind the Court of Justice.
Please click here for more information about housing options.
STUDENT LIFE
CES staff plan social and cultural events to bring students, faculty, staff together. The orientation program includes a day trip to Amsterdam.
On-site support
CES has a team of young-hearted, dedicated people ready to help, so you can focus on the things that really matter during your stay abroad, whether that is selecting the right courses, getting to an airport for your flight to Barcelona, finding a volunteer opportunity, meeting Dutch students, buying a bike or more.
To see the services available, click here.
SUMMER TUITION AND FEES
Students pay all summer program related fees to the program sponsor directly. Visit this site for a detailed description of estimated costs and expenses for the term.
Questions?
Email Olin's Director of International Programs and Global Initiatives, Tammy Orahood at orahood@wustl.edu, stop by Simon 12 or call (314) 935-6315 to schedule an appointment.