Undergraduate Programs in Mexico for 2008
Experience the culture, sights, sounds, tastes and warmth of Mexico and it's people; live with a Mexican family, and study with university faculty in small classes at your level. These academically focused, intensive programs for students entering second year or upper division levels allow you to experience personally the wonder and beauty of Mexico. All courses are designed for these programs; classes are held at two universities. Accreditation is available through the University of Oregon or your home institution. Weekend field trips to other parts of the country are an integral part of the programs; day trips explore timeless villages, archeological sites, and more.
The colonial city of Querétaro blends pedestrian walkways, 18th century buildings and intimate plazas with Mexico's vibrant modern growth. Querétaro is a UNESCO world heritage site, reknowned for its colonial beauty, as well as an important industrial center for international trade.
Your time in Querétaro will be an unforgettable part of your life.
Dates:
Mexican Studies Spring or Fall Semesters
•Spring: January 6 - April 25, 2008
•Fall: August 17 - December 5, 2008
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Summer Spanish, 6-week sessions
•June 15 - July 25, 2008
•July 27 - Sept. 5, 2008
Summer Spanish, 5-week session
•June 29 - August 1, 2008
Summer Spanish, 12-week session
•June 15 - Sept. 5, 2008
See application forms below.
Deadlines
Priority will be given to applications received by:
•November 2, 2007 for spring 2008 applications
•March 7, 2008 for summer 2008 applications
•April 18, 2008 for fall 2008 applications
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Location
Querétaro, Mexico, 130 miles northwest of Mexico City. Spring and fall programs are held on the campus of the Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro. The summer programs are held on other campuses.
Eligibility
To be eligible, you must be at least 18 years old and sufficiently proficient in Spanish for the level and program you choose. The summer programs are open to teachers at the advanced level. Enrollment is limited to 25 students per term.
Accreditation
Academic credit for Summer Spanish and Spring and Fall Mexican Studies is available through the University of Oregon and other universities. If qualified, you may directly enroll with an accredited Mexican university for spring or fall semesters. Interamerican University Studies Institute is responsible for coordinating the direct enrollment program.
Housing
You'll live with a carefully chosen Mexican host family. Becoming friends with a Mexican family is one of the most rewarding aspects of the program.
Registration
For more information or an application, contact IUSI at (541) 687-6968 or 1-800-345-IUSI (4874). Or fill out our online information / application request form.
Please note: University of Oregon students must submit UO applications. They are available online or in room 330 Oregon Hall.
Form Downloads
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• Study in Querétaro Mexico flyer
• IUSI Mexican Studies Fall 2008 Application
• IUSI Mexican Studies Summer 2008 Application
• IUSI Mexican Studies Spring 2008 Application
• Housing Profile Form for Mexico or Costa Rica
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