January Intersession and Summer Study Abroad

Attend an Information Session

• Friday Sept 12, 5:30-6:30pm @ Kimball Lounge, 1st Floor, 246 Greene Street at Waverly
• Friday Sept 26, 5:30-6:30pm @ Kimball Lounge, 1st Floor, 246 Greene Street at Waverly
• Wednesday Oct 8, 3:30-4:30pm @ Pless Hall, 3rd Floor, 82 Washington Square East
  

January 2009 Intersession Programs

Earn course credit in an intensive, global format. Though taken in January, these graduate-level courses count toward Spring 2009 course load and tuition, and any financial aid you receive in Spring 09 will apply to these courses. Flights, housing and activity fees are additional costs.  Open to all NYU graduate students. Please consult with your academic advisor on how these courses may be allocated in your program of study.

Hong Kong, P.R. China: Global Food Cultures

London, UK:

• HIV Prevention and Counseling: Psychoeducational Perspectives
• Exhibition and Display of Art and Material Culture
• Global Music Management

Puebla, Mexico:

• Applied Psychology: Group Dynamics
• International Issues in Nutrition
• Issues in Global Public Health

Accra, Ghana: Disability in a Global Context

Kampala, Uganda: Advanced Dance Practicum

San Juan, Puerto Rico: Theatre Practices

Summer 2009 Programs

NB: Information below is from 2008. Many programs will repeat, and new programs will be added. Summer 2009 program info will be updated in October, 2008. Please check back for details.

• Adolescent Psychology (Mexico)
• Arts Administration in the European Context (the Netherlands and Germany)
• Art Therapy (Peru)
  
• Community Health: A Society in Transition (South Africa)
• Culture, Literacy, and Education (Brazil)
• Educational and Social Reform (South Africa)
• Intercultural Perspectives on Teaching and Learning (China)
• Italian Cuisine and the Mediterranean Diet (Italy)
• Literacy Teaching and Learning: Effective Schools for Cosmopolitan Democracies (UK)
• Media and Globalization: The American - European Experience (the Netherlands and France)
• Media and Globalization: The Asian Experience (China)
• Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology (Sweden)
• Studio Art (Venice, Italy)
• The Global City and Media Ethnography: Practice-led Transcultural Research and Media Practice (France)
• Youth Theatre, Applied Theatre and Theatre of the Oppressed (England, Ireland, Brazil)