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International
Studies/Study Abroad Programs
International opportunities to study abroad are now
available to NTC students through the college's membership
in the Illinois Consortium for International Studies
and Programs. NTC is able to offer its students the
opportunity to spend the fall or spring semester abroad
in England or Austria, or a summer session in Costa
Rica. Business students can spend a spring semester
in the Netherlands or a fall semester in Mexico.
Eligibility requirements are 12 credits of college-level
work, a 2.75 grade point average and completion of 801-196,
Oral/Interpersonal Communication, or equivalent, by
the time of travel.
For more information and the online application, visit
the ICISP web site at http://community.ivcc.edu/icisp/.
Individual study abroad programs may also be arranged
through NTC's International Education Office.
In Canterbury, located in the southeast corner of England,
students study at Christ Church College, a small, friendly
school of about 14,000 students. American students live
with host families near the college; take liberal arts
courses with British and other Illinois and Wisconsin
students; join student activities such as clubs, sports,
and drama; and travel both in England and on the continent
(fall and spring semesters). Tour Canterbury online
at http://community.ivcc.edu/icisp/study_abroad_programs_for_students/canterbury.htm.
At Hogeschool Holland in suburban Amsterdam, business
students from Illinois and Wisconsin join others from
the Midwest, England and the Netherlands to study business.
Housing is in apartments with the option of taking meals
at the university. A full range of field trips is planned
and participation in clubs and activities of Hogeschool
Holland is encouraged (spring semester only).
Salzburg College is in an important cultural center
of Europe in the northern foothills of the Alps. Here,
students attend classes taught in English with other
American and Japanese students, live with host families,
eat meals at the college and travel extensively. Course
selections include such subjects as art, music, political
science, history, photography, hiking and skiing (fall
and spring semesters).
Costa Rica is especially appealing as a study-abroad
site because of its beauty, prosperity and political
stability. Illinois and Wisconsin students have a full
range of field trips and activities during this five-week,
Spanish-immersion summer program designed by the College
of DuPage. Courses are in Latin American civilization
and culture (summer semester only).
At the Institute of Superior Studies in Monterrey,
Mexico (ITESM), students study at Mexico's leading educational
institution. This program provides business students
with a structured cost-effective semester of study abroad.
All instruction is in English. Housing will be in double-occupancy
rooms in university dorms. The semester study includes:
- Beginning, intermediate, or advanced Spanish language
- Seminar in business operations
- Doing business in Mexico
- Culture of modern Mexico
For more information on these programs and other international
education programs, please contact Bonnie
Bissonette, director of international education,
Room B101 - Wausau campus, or call 715.675.3331 or 1.888.NTC.7144,
Ext. 4807.
Other Programs
Crimea
- Explore and experience the largest country
in Europe through traditional cuisine, music, handicrafts,
tours and host family hospitality.
Congress-Bundestag
Youth Exchange for Young Professionals -
In an average year, approximately one hundred German
participants travel to the United States on the Young
Professionals Program, and more than fifty Americans
go to Germany. Participants spend nearly a year in their
respective host countries, during which time they will
live with a host family, study and work..
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