Study-Abroad Opportunities in German-Speaking Countries
Opportunities at The University of Toledo
BGSU Study Abroad Program in Salzburg
Our undergraduate Academic Year Abroad (AYA) in Salzburg is the centerpiece of our official partnership with the University of Salzburg.
- The program has been in existence for over fifty years.
- Each year there are 15-20 undergraduate students in the program.
- You can take part for the entire year or one semester.
Our undergraduate study abroad program welcomes students from all accredited colleges and universities. You can participate
- if you have at least one year of college German or the equivalent by the start of the program,
- will be at least a sophomore, and are in good academic standing.
- Students from all majors can participate for the full academic year.
Contact: Dr. Philip S. Peek, Chair, BGSU World Languages & Cultures
Dr. Friederike Emonds, Associate Professor of German, University of Toledo, FH 2400E, x7903
University of Lüneburg Study Abroad Program (USAC Program)
In 1996 The University of Toledo joined USAC, a consortium of North American universities with programs in various countries throughout the world. The USAC German program is located in the town of Lüneburg, about 30 miles south of Hamburg. UT students register through The University of Toledo; students may choose to study for one or two semesters or for one or two summer sessions in Lüneburg.
Cost: UT students pay UT tuition as well as a program fee. USAC provides living accommodations, either with a family or in student housing.
Prerequisites: Students at all levels are eligible to participate.
Contact: CISP@utoledo.edu
University Credit for Study Abroad
Any student interested in earning UT credit for study abroad MUST complete all necessary paperwork before leaving to participate in that program. Depending on the nature of the program and the student's German background, credit can be earned for the two designated Study Abroad courses in German--GERM 2190 or GERM 4190--as well as other courses. The Study Abroad Advance Approval Form must be completed before travel .
Other Study Abroad Opportunities
DAAD - Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (German Academic Exchange Service)
- A private, publicly funded organization of higher education institutions in Germany.
Sources of Support Specifically for Study Abroad
Herbert Schering Award in German Studies
Applicants must have completed at least 2 German courses at The University of Toledo and have at least sophomore standing at the time of the award. Preference is given to declared German majors or minors.
Coordinator: Dr. Friederike Emonds
Deadline: December 1 for new UT students; March 15 for continuing students
Marianne Bigney Scholarship Award in German Studies
For academic year program participants only: Applicant must be enrolled in a German class above the intermediate level at The University of Toledo. Preference is given to declared German majors or minors.
Coordinator: Dr. Friederike Emonds
Deadline: December 1 for new UT students; March 15 for continuing students
UT Scholarships
Most scholarship awarded to students at The University of Toledo may be applied toward an academic year abroad. Consult your adviser and the Office of Financial Aid, Rocket Hall 1200, x5800. The UT scholarship information page includes a list of scholarships for incoming students, general scholarships, and scholarship opportunities specifically for students in the College of Arts and Letters.