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Organic Chemistry and Spanish San Sebastián, Spain

Join the University of Texas College of Natural Sciences for a faculty-led summer program in San Sebastián, Spain. Take Organic Chemistry and Conversational Spanish courses while immersing yourself in Spanish culture. Ideal for pre-health sciences and science majors.

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Organic Chemistry and Spanish San Sebastián, Spain

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  1. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXASCOLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCESSUMMER FACULTY-LED PROGRAMSAN SEBASTIÁN, SPAIN2014

  2. Organic Chemistry and SpanishSan Sebastián, Spain • Offered Summer Session Two: July 14 – August 18, 2014 • Highlights: • Organic chemistry taught by a UT faculty member at the University of the Basque Country • Small class environment • Ideal for pre-health sciences students and students in other science majors • Opportunity to improve your knowledge of the Spanish language and culture

  3. Where is San Sebastián?

  4. Course Overview • CH 320N: Organic Chemistry II Prerequisite: CH 204 or 317 and CH 310M, 318M, 320M, or 328M • SPN 319S: Conversational Spanish • Taught by professor in San Sebastián • Receive In-residence credit • For Non-Spanish majors Prerequisite: Two years of high school Spanish or 2 semesters college Spanish

  5. More About Courses… • UT Summer Course Load • Register for CH 320N and SAB 300 • 6 hours for the second summer session • Fall Priority Registration • CH 220C – Organic Chemistry lab • We will email you a selection of sections for Fall 2014

  6. Program & Tuition Costs • Application Fee: $50Non-refundable Deposit: $300 • Estimated Program Fee • $3,200 (includes deposit) • Due May 1, 2014 or defer to FinAid • Tuition: $2600* *Non-Texas resident tuition/fees are about $7000

  7. What’s Included • Your program fee covers: • accommodation • most meals • on-site orientation • welcome & farewell dinner • program field trips • cell phone Colegio Mayor Olarain Vineyard in Rioja Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao

  8. Your Additional Costs • Roundtrip airfare ($1000- $1200) • Additional meals ($400+) • Local Transportation and weekend travel ($200+) • Passport ($135) • Spending Money (varies) • Emergency funds ($500)

  9. Financial Aid • Complete FAFSA: http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ • We submit your adjusted budget to the OSFS in April • Students studying abroad in summer find out about their financial aid package in May • Experience tells us that increases in aid will likely be in the form of loans • Apply for scholarships through Global Assist: http://world.utexas.edu/abroad

  10. Application • Submit EID to Program Coordinator for authorization. • Sign up sheet is here today! • Go to: http://world.utexas.edu/abroad • Click on MY SAO • Complete application • But do not fill out the two brief essays (enter NA for both) • Answer alternate essay questions via survey monkey link • One Online Reference from UT faculty member • Application Deadline EXTENDED: February 15, 2014

  11. Apply at MySAO

  12. Contacts • Professor Dr. Kristen Procko drprocko@gmail.com • Program Coordinator Lynda Gonzales lyndag@austin.utexas.edu PAI 3.04 • Study Abroad Office http://world.utexas.edu/abroad 2400 Nueces St. Suite B

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