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Record Attendance at FUBiS International Summer and Winter University

07/29/2010

Summer Program for International Students Still Running until August 14, 2010...

The International Summer and Winter University (FUBiS) at Freie Universität Berlin has a record enrollment for its current four-week term with 369 students from 54 countries taking German classes and other subjects. Most of the students will receive credit from their home universities for credits earned at FUBiS. The program will run until August 14, 2010, with Professor Segbers giving lectures on Global Politics: How to cope with a world in disarray?

The concept of a summer university at Freie Universität for international students was initiated in 1998. Three years ago a winter term was added. The students have an opportunity to take German courses at five different levels. They can choose whether they prefer classes on three days per week, or the intensive program with five days of class per week. In addition, courses are offered in the fields of architecture, politics, literature, history, economics, and art, which take place twice a week and are taught predominantly in English. The language courses can be combined with the other subjects.

Besides the academic courses, the program includes a boat trip on the Spree and a tour of the Reichstag building. In addition, day and weekend trips to Hamburg, Dresden, or the Spreewald can be booked.

 



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In-house classes. Our students are here again! Highlights of the week are a guided tour of the Museum of European Cultures and the graduation ceremony.

 

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