Summer Programmes You Need to Apply For

1. AIFS Abroad in Cannes, France
2. Summer Programme in Rome at John Cabot University
3. Istituto Lorenzo de' Medici: Florence
4. Summer School in London at the University of Roehampton
5. Ultimate Summer in Europe: 6 Countries in 1 Month
6. Summer at Budapest Semesters in Mathematics Education in Budapest, Hungary
7. Summer Camp in Spain
8. DIS – Summer Courses
9. CIEE Summer Language + Culture in Seville, Spain
10. Summer Study Abroad in Greece with CYA

AIFS Abroad in Cannes, France

What Does the Summer Programme Offer?

• The duration of the summer programme in Cannes, France, can range from 4 to 12 weeks, i.e., 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 weeks.
• Students who are part of the programme get to study with other students from all parts of the world. Hence, you can make new and long-lasting friendships.
• Your summer programme will be equal to 13 credits awarded by the Campus International de Cannes.
• You can get scholarships or grants via AIFS Abroad to support yourself financially. Approximately 50% of students who apply for these scholarships receive financial support.

What Else Should You Do?

• Go for a boat trip to St Marguerite and St. Tropez Island
• Visit museums
• Spend an afternoon at a French cinema
• Go on trips to places like Gorges du Verdon, Monaco, a Cistercian monastery on St. Honorat Island, and Nice.

• If you are a session two student, you can go on a 3-day cultural excursion to Paris, France.
• If you are part of the AIFS Abroad Flight Package, you can have a 2-night trip to London, England.

Summer Programme in Rome at John Cabot University

What Does the Summer Programme Offer?

• While studying at John Cabot University, you interact with students from over 70 countries.
• You not only get a summer programme but also a stay in the historic city of Rome.
• You have access to professors who supervise you and act as your mentors. Their expertise in their respective fields can be beneficial to you.
• You get to see Italy's culture personally by participating in activities and visiting different sites.
• You also have a chance to closely observe the rich history of the capital city of Italy.

What Else Should You Do?

• Visit the Colosseum
• Tour the Vatican City and visit the St. Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Museums, and the Sistine Chapel.
• Explore the Roman Forum by wandering through the ruins of ancient government buildings, temples, and monuments.
• Throw a coin in the Trevi Fountain over your shoulder
• Stroll through the streets of Trastevere
• Indulge in Italian cuisine and try authentic Roman dishes like carbonara, cacio e pepe, and supplì (fried rice balls).
• Explore the Borghese Gallery and see the works of Caravaggio, Bernini, and Raphael.
• Experience the Pantheon, the ancient Roman temple.
• Enjoy a night of opera, ballet, or classical music at the Teatro dell'Opera
• Take a day trip to Tivoli.

Istituto Lorenzo de' Medici: Florence

• Classes that had Wi-Fi
• Studios for arts and designs
• Modern labs for culinary arts students
• A courtyard garden for a natural and clean environment
• A library with modern and old books
• A computer center
• A cafeteria with meal plans, cappuccinos and a comfortable sitting area.

What Does the Summer Programme Offer?

• You can choose from over 500 courses that use English as a medium of instruction (except classes about the Italian language).
• You can explore growth opportunities like working on yourself professionally by taking part in internships.
• You get to participate in extracurricular activities by signing up for clubs, events and activities.
• You live close to the beautiful cities of Italy and can also explore Florence further.

 What Else Should You Do?

• Visit the Uffizi Gallery and see masterpieces by Renaissance artists such as Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Botticelli, and Raphael.
• Admire Michelangelo's David at the Accademia Gallery.
• Explore the Florence Cathedral (Duomo) and admire its stunning dome designed by Filippo Brunelleschi.
• Cross the Ponte Vecchi and enjoy views of the Arno River.
• Visit the Pitti Palace and its Museums, including the Palatine Gallery, Royal Apartments, and more.
• Experience the Basilica of Santa Croce to discover the resting place of figures such as Michelangelo, Galileo, and Machiavelli.
• Learn about Medici history at the Medici Chapels, which include tombs and magnificent Michelangelo sculptures.
• Attend a performance at the Teatro della Pergola and enjoy opera, theatre, or classical music performances.
• Indulge in Tuscan cuisine and try traditional Tuscan dishes such as ribollita (bread soup), bistecca alla Fiorentina (Florentine steak), and gelato at local gelaterias.
• Take a day trip to the Tuscan countryside to explore vineyards, olive groves, and charming hilltop towns like Siena, San Gimignano, or Pisa.
• Participate in a wine-tasting tour by visiting local wineries in the Chianti or Brunello di Montalcino wine regions.

Summer School in London at the University of Roehampton

• Programmes related to the degree you are pursuing
• Programmes that are associated with general education.

• Assessment and feedback
• Learning opportunities
• Learning resources.

What Does the Summer Programme Offer?

• You can study one or two interesting courses at the summer school, like learning about why people commit crimes in "The Psychology of Murder," or discovering how to write about your travels in "Travel Journalism." or discovering the world of magic, crime, and mystery in "Magic, Murder, and Mystery in London Literature" with London literature. 
• You can enjoy on-campus guaranteed accommodation.
• You can be a part of exciting social events both on and off campus
• You can contact the study abroad team in the university for support and guidance
• You can explore more of London by attending social events or activities and participating in adventures.

What Else Should You Do?

• Explore the British Museum and see art and artefacts from around the world, including the Rosetta Stone and the Elgin Marbles.
• Visit the Tower of London and discover home to the Crown Jewels and centuries of royal heritage.
• Take a stroll along the South Bank, enjoy views of the Thames River and visit attractions such as the London Eye, Tate Modern, and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.
• Experience the West End and watch a world-class theatre production.
• Wander through Covent Garden and explore the historic Covent Garden Market.
• Tour Buckingham Palace, witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony and explore the State Rooms.
• Explore the Royal Parks and relax in beautiful green spaces like Hyde Park, Regents Park, or St. James's Park.
• Discover the British Library and read the Magna Carta and original Beatles lyrics.
• Experience Brick Lane by exploring its street art, curry houses, vintage shops, and Sunday markets.
• Visit the Victoria and Albert Museum and admire the world's largest decorative arts and design collection.
• Attend a street festival or cultural event by attending festivals, parades, and events.

Ultimate Summer in Europe: 6 Countries in 1 Month

• Barcelona
• Rome
• Amsterdam
• Milan
• Paris
• Lugano
• Riva del Garda
• Rhodes
• Verona

What Does the Summer Programme Offer?

• The summer programme helps you earn nine credits related to your major while exploring Europe.
• You get to make friends from all over the world.
• Through your expanded exposure, you get to increase your international IQ.
• The programme offers a free application.

What Else Should You Do?

1. Barcelona:

• Explore the architectural masterpieces of Antoni Gaudí, including the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell.
• Wander through the historic Gothic Quarter.
• Relax on the beaches of Barceloneta.
• Visit the Picasso Museum.
• Experience the vibrant nightlife in neighbourhoods like El Raval and Gràcia.

2. Rome:

• Visit the iconic Colosseum and Roman Forum.
• Throw a coin into the Trevi Fountain and make a wish.
• Explore Vatican City, St. Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel.
• Enjoy authentic Italian cuisine at local trattorias and gelaterias.
• Take a stroll along the Tiber River.

3. Amsterdam:

• Take a boat tour along the canals of Amsterdam.
• Visit the Van Gogh Museum.
• Explore the Anne Frank House and learn about the history of the Holocaust.
• Wander through the lively neighbourhoods of Jordaan and De Pijp.
• Experience the unique nightlife in Amsterdam's cafes, bars, and clubs.

4. Milan:

• Admire the stunning architecture of the Milan Cathedral (Duomo).
• Visit Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, The Last Supper, at the Santa Maria delle Grazie church.
• Shop at the Via Montenapoleone and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.
• Explore the art collections at the Pinacoteca di Brera and the Museum of Modern Art (GAM).
• Enjoy an “aperitivo” in the trendy Navigli district.

5. Paris:

• Ascend the Eiffel Tower for views of the city.
• Explore the Louvre Museum and see famous artworks like the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo.
• Stroll along the Seine River and admire landmarks like Notre Dame Cathedral and the Musée d'Orsay.
• Enjoy a picnic in the Jardin des Tuileries or Luxembourg Gardens.
• Indulge in French cuisine at charming cafes, bistros, and patisseries.

6. Lugano:

• Take an aesthetically pleasing boat ride on Lake Lugano.
• Explore the historic centre of Lugano with its charming streets and piazzas.
• Visit the Hermann Hesse Museum.
• Take a hike in the nearby mountains or enjoy mountain biking and paragliding.
• Relax in Parco Ciani and Parco Tassino.

7. Riva del Garda:

• Relax on the beaches of Lake Garda and enjoy sailing and windsurfing.
• Explore the historic centre of Riva del Garda with its medieval streets and ancient fortress.
• Take a boat tour to visit nearby towns and attractions around Lake Garda.
• Hike or bike along the trails surrounding Riva del Garda.
• Sample local cuisine and wines at restaurants and trattorias in the area.

8. Rhodes:

• Explore the medieval Old Town of Rhodes for its cobblestone streets and ancient fortifications.
• Visit the Palace of the Grand Master.
• Relax on the beautiful beaches of Rhodes and enjoy swimming and sunbathing.
• Take a boat trip to nearby islands or go scuba diving to explore underwater caves and reefs.
• Experience the vibrant nightlife in Rhodes Town with its bars, clubs, and tavernas.

9. Verona:

• Visit the romantic setting of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet at Juliet's House and the balcony.
• Explore the well-preserved Roman Arena and attend a performance during the summer opera season.
• Wander through the charming streets of Verona's historic centre.
• Take a wine tour in the nearby Valpolicella wine region and taste local wines like Amarone and Soave.
• Enjoy Italian cuisine at trattorias and osterias, and try Verona's famous risotto and pasta.

Summer at Budapest Semesters in Mathematics Education in Budapest, Hungary

• Students who are trying to get a secondary Mathematics teaching license from their universities back home.
• Students who are pursuing other paths for a Mathematics license
• Students who are in-service as Math teachers
• Students who are just curious and want to learn and teach mathematics

What Does the Summer Programme Offer?

• You can learn more about the Hungarian teaching methodologies based on problem-solving, mathematical creativity and communication. 
• You get a lot of exposure by interacting with children from rural areas of Budapest during the math camp.
• Your classes can help you learn due to their lively nature and usage of English as a medium of instruction.
• You can also become more independent and self-reliant by using the Hungarian public transportation system and sharing an apartment with other students.

What Else Should You Do?

• Visit the Buda Castle, which includes the Royal Palace, Matthias Church, and Fisherman's Bastion.
• Relax in thermal baths such as the Széchenyi Thermal Bath or Gellért Thermal Bath.
• Take a cruise on the Danube River while passing by landmarks like the Parliament Building, Chain Bridge, and Castle Hill.
• Explore the Jewish Quarter, home to the Great Synagogue and the Jewish Museum, and the streets filled with cafes, bars, and street art.
• Walk along the Andrássy Avenue and visit the Hungarian State Opera House.
• Discover Hungarian cuisine and traditional Hungarian dishes like goulash, lángos (fried dough), and chimney cake.
• Explore the ruin bars located in abandoned buildings and courtyards.
• Visit the Hungarian National Gallery located in Buda Castle.
• Take a day trip to Szentendre or Eger.
• Climb to the top of Gellért Hill for views of Budapest and the Danube River.
• Visit the House of Terror Museum.
• Shop at the Great Market Hall, Budapest's largest indoor market.

Summer Camp by Juventud y Cultura in Spain

• Team sports
• Field trips
• Activities about magic and fencing.

What Does the Summer Programme Offer?

• You get to stay at the broadening school within the El Escorial Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• You can become friends with locals and your fellows at summer camps worldwide.
• You get to try out sports like fencing with the help of the professional trainers available at the Monastery.
• You can also indulge in magic and learn from professional magicians.
• You get to practise Spanish and visit Madrid and other amazing places. 

What Else Should You Do?

1. Madrid

• Visit the Prado Museum, which features masterpieces by Spanish artists such as Velázquez, Goya, and El Greco.
• Stroll through Retiro Park, which is filled with gardens, sculptures, and a serene lake where you can rent a rowboat.
• Explore the Palacio Real to admire its rooms, artwork, and architecture.
• Experience the food scene and eat tapas, paella, and other Spanish delicacies.
• Walk around Plaza Mayor and its historic buildings, cafes, and street performers.
• Attend a flamenco show and dance at one of Madrid's many tablaos.
• Visit the Reina Sofía Museum to see Picasso's iconic masterpiece, Guernica and other contemporary art pieces.
• Explore the streets of Malasaña, the historic district of La Latina, and the shops of Salamanca.
• Take a day trip to Toledo for its rich history, architectural wonders, and cultural heritage.

2. San Lorenzo de El Escorial

• Visit the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a basilica, royal palace, library, and pantheon.
• Hike in the Sierra de Guadarrama National Park, which offers stunning countryside views.
• Explore the town centre of San Lorenzo de El Escorial and its historic buildings, shops, and cafes.
• Visit the Valle de los Caídos, which dictator Francisco Franco built.
• Enjoy traditional cuisine and taste local dishes such as cocido madrileño (Madrid-style stew), roast lamb, and pastries.
• Visit the Casita del Príncipe and Casita del Infante located within the grounds of the Royal Site.

DIS – Summer Courses

• You have additional credits to cover 
• You want to cover courses that your home university does not offer
• You wish to explore a new culture by studying abroad.

What Does the Summer Programme Offer?

• You can select your programme from over 80 courses. Pursuing a course through DIS will help you improve your resume, build connections with experts from your fields and live in Europe to experience life there.
• You will get to choose not only your course but also the sessions and locations you prefer. Hence, you can combine two sessions to create a summer package. You can also study at DIS Copenhagen (Location 1), DIS Stockholm (Location 2) or both. 
• You get to study in English since it is the medium of instruction. Furthermore, you can study in an intellectually stimulating environment by debating, analysing and reflecting on the issues of the present day.
• You can access the DIS faculty, who practically implement theories and encourage students to share their experiences and cases. You can also build connections with your fellows, guest lecturers and locals. 

What Else Should You Do?

1. Stockholm:

• Visit the Vasa Museum and the Vasa warship.
• Explore Gamla Stan (Old Town) and visit iconic landmarks like the Royal Palace and Storkyrkan Cathedral.
• Take a boat tour of the archipelago.
• Visit Skansen, which has traditional Swedish architecture, crafts, cultural heritage, and a zoo featuring Scandinavian wildlife.
• Discover modern art at Fotografiska.
• Experience Swedish cuisine and test traditional Swedish dishes like meatballs, herring, and gravlax at local restaurants and food markets like Östermalms Saluhall.
• Attend a performance at the Royal Swedish Opera, which dates back to the 18th century.
• Explore Djurgården island, the ABBA Museum and Gröna Lund amusement park.
• Explore the shops, boutiques, and galleries in Södermalm and Östermalm.

2. Copenhagen:

• Visit Tivoli Gardens and experience the historic amusement park and gardens.
• Explore Nyhavn and take a boat tour of Copenhagen's canals.
• See The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale, located near Langelinie.
• Enjoy Danish cuisine and try traditional Danish dishes like smørrebrød (open-faced sandwiches), frikadeller (meatballs), and æbleskiver (pancake balls) at local restaurants and food markets like Torvehallerne.
• Explore the Rosenborg Castle and its royal treasures, including the Danish crown jewels.
• Visit the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, just a short train ride from Copenhagen.
• Attend a performance at the Royal Danish Opera located on the waterfront.

CIEE Summer Language + Culture in Seville, Spain

• Art
• Architecture
• Culture
• Cuisine
• Flamenco dancing.

What Does the Summer Programme Offer?

• You can visit the city of Granda and stay overnight to see its Islamic architecture, Alhambra palaces, free tapas culture, and ancient monuments. 
• You can also interact socially with the local Spanish students and become friends with them by engaging in activities.
• You can participate in activities and workshops, including bike tours, cooking, ceramics classes, wine tasting, flamenco, etc. 
• You can observe Spanish culture closely in locations like Triana and Santa Cruz.
• You can join the conversation exchange programme, i.e., Mejor en Español.

What Else Should You Do?

1. South of Spain:

• Relax on the beaches of Costa del Sol and spend a day soaking up the sun, swimming, and enjoying water sports.
• Explore Cordoba, the Jewish Quarter, the Mezquita (Mosque-Cathedral), and the Festival de los Patios.
• Sample Andalusian cuisine by trying traditional dishes like gazpacho, paella, and tapas with regional wines like sherry and Rioja.
• Visit the white villages (Pueblos Blancos), known for their whitewashed buildings, narrow streets, and stunning countryside views.
• Experience a traditional bullfight or Andalusian horse show, which are important to the region's cultural heritage.
• Take a drive through the Sierra Nevada.
• Visit the Roman ruins of Italica, including a well-preserved amphitheatre.
• Experience the Semana Santa (Holy Week) processions that take place during Semana Santa in cities like Seville, Malaga, and Granada.

2. Seville:

• Visit the Alcázar of Seville, which is known for its Mudejar architecture, beautiful gardens, and historical significance.
• Climb the Giralda Tower at the Seville Cathedral.
• Visit the Plaza de España, featuring a semicircular building, colourful ceramic tiles, and a canal.
• Take a boat tour on the Guadalquivir River and pass by landmarks like the Triana Bridge and the Torre del Oro.
• Attend a bullfight at the Plaza de Toros, located in the heart of Seville.
• Explore the Triana neighbourhood, known for its ceramics workshops, flamenco bars, and lively atmosphere.

Summer Study Abroad in Greece with CYA

• Students who want to do short-term courses
• Students who are interested in intensive study abroad programmes
• Students who wish to learn through experience.

• The beautiful sun and sea of Athens
• The colourful summer culture in Athens and its surroundings.

• Explore the history of Greece
• Participate in archaeological excavations
• Observe the anthropology of the local food in Greece.

• Students can take only one course per session
• A session of 4 weeks consists of a total of 60 contact hours.

What Does the Summer Programme Offer?

• You can travel and explore the on-site component during all the courses.
• You can take up courses that promote experiential learning
• You are offered personalised feedback and guidance by both the faculty and the support staff during your stay.
• You can also take both sessions since they are consecutive and enrol in two courses rather than just one.

What Else Should You Do?

1. Athens:

• Visit the Acropolis with the Parthenon, Erechtheion, and Temple of Athena Nike.
• Explore the Acropolis Museum and discover artefacts and sculptures from the Acropolis and ancient Athens.
• Walk through Plaka, Athens' oldest neighbourhood, which has narrow streets, neoclassical buildings, and traditional tavernas.
• Visit the National Archaeological Museum to see the Antikythera Mechanism and Mycenaean artefacts.
• Experience Greek cuisine by tasting traditional Greek dishes like moussaka, souvlaki, and spanakopita at local tavernas and eateries.
• Take a walking tour of Athens to explore the city's landmarks and Athens' history, mythology, and culture.
• Watch the changing of the guard at Syntagma Square, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, in front of the Greek Parliament building.
• Visit the Temple of Olympian Zeus, located near the Acropolis.
• Enjoy the nightlife in Psiri and its bars, clubs, and live music venues.

2. Surrounding Islands:

• Visit Santorini, known for its white-washed buildings, blue-domed churches, and sunsets over the Aegean Sea.
• Explore Crete and archaeological sites like the Palace of Knossos and Samaria Gorge.
• Visit Delos, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, well-known for its ancient ruins and sacred sites.
• Explore Naxos and historic sites like the Temple of Apollo and Portara.
• Discover Rhodes and its medieval Old Town, ancient ruins, and beautiful beaches, including the UNESCO-listed Old Town of Rhodes.
• Go to Corfu for its Venetian architecture, villages, and beaches, including the stunning Paleokastritsa Beach.

Scholarships For Financial Support

1. Boren STEM Summer Scholarships
2. Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships
3. CEA Study Abroad Summer Scholarships
4. Critical Language Scholarship

Boren STEM Summer Scholarships

• Science
• Technology
• Engineering
• Mathematics

Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships

CEA Study Abroad Summer Scholarships

Critical Language Scholarship

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Key Points to Remember

• AIFS Abroad in Cannes, France:
  • Study in Cannes, France, for 4 to 12 weeks.
  • Courses in English and French, even for beginners.
  • Accommodation overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
  • Options for campus housing or homestay with local families.
  • Cultural activities include boat trips, museum visits, and visits to St. Tropez and Nice.

• Summer Programme in Rome at John Cabot University:
  • Study in Rome, choose from 130 courses.
  • Monday to Thursday classes, free time for travel on weekends.
  • Interact with students from over 70 countries.
  • Explore Rome's history, culture, and cuisine.
  • Visit landmarks like the Colosseum, Vatican City, and Trevi Fountain.

• Lorenzo de' Medici: Florence:
  • Study in Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance.
  • Choose from over 500 courses in various fields.
  • Modern facilities include Wi-Fi, art studios, and a library.
  • Cultural activities include visits to museums, galleries, and historic sites.

• Summer School in London at the University of Roehampton:
  • Study one or two modules like "The Psychology of Murder" or "Travel Journalism."
  • Guaranteed on-campus accommodation.
  • Social events and activities on and off campus.
  • Explore London's attractions like the British Museum, Tower of London, and West End theatres.

• Ultimate Summer in Europe: 6 Countries in 1 Month:
  • Travel and study across Europe for a month.
  • Earn nine credits while exploring cities like Barcelona, Rome, and Paris.
  • Make international friends and increase your cultural understanding.
  • Discounts are available for early applications.

• Summer at Budapest Semesters in Mathematics Education in Budapest, Hungary:
  • Six-week programme focusing on Hungarian teaching methodologies.
  • Five weeks in Budapest and one week at a rural math camp.
  • Suitable for students pursuing math teaching licenses or those interested in mathematics.
  • Cultural activities include visiting Buda Castle, relaxing in thermal baths, and exploring Budapest's Jewish Quarter.
• Juventud y Cultura Summer Camp in Spain:
  • Study languages and cultures with students from different countries.
  • Located in San Lorenzo de El Escorial, a historic town near Madrid.
  • Engage in team sports, field trips, and activities like magic and fencing.
  • Talent shows allow the sharing of learning experiences.
  • Visit Madrid for cultural exploration.
• DIS Summer Courses:
  • Offers 80+ courses in two cities: Copenhagen and Stockholm.
  • Ideal for additional credits, exploring new cultures, or unique courses.
  • Sessions vary in length (3-7 weeks) and start/end dates.
  • Choose one or both cities for study.
  • Courses are conducted in English in an intellectually stimulating environment.
  • Build connections with faculty and fellow students.
• CIEE Summer Language + Culture in Seville, Spain:
  • Earn academic credits while experiencing Spanish culture.
  • Explore Granada for its Islamic architecture and culture.
  • Participate in activities like bike tours, cooking, and flamenco.
  • Immerse in Spanish culture in Triana and Santa Cruz.
  • Join the conversation exchange programme "Mejor en Español".
• Summer Study Abroad in Greece with CYA:
  • Short-term, intensive study abroad programmes.
  • Combine learning with authentic experiences.
  • Courses cover Greek history, archaeology, and anthropology.
  • Sessions last four weeks each, from June to July.
  • Explore Athens' historical sites and surrounding islands.
• Scholarships available for financial support:
  • Boren STEM Summer Scholarships
  • Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships
  • CEA Study Abroad Summer Scholarships
  • Critical Language Scholarship.