Academic Year 2024-2025 Blocks Away
BLOCK AWAY & ABROAD BASICS
APPLICATION WINDOW
The primary application window for all 2024-2025 Academic Year Blocks Away is February 1 through March 16, 2024, following our official launch event at the Study Away Fair on February 1st (12:00 pm to 2:00 pm in the Worner Campus Center). All students who apply during this window will be considered for an aid award (See Billing & Finances page for details). All applications during the application window will be reviewed for aid eligibility. Students will be notified of their aid award by March 30, 2024
SECONDARY WINDOW FOR BLOCKS 7 AND 8
While most programs close to new applications following the spring application window, Block 7 and 8 programs do offer a second application period which runs through the end of Block 1 the following Fall. However, it should be noted that it is possible for even a Block 7 or 8 program to close after the initial spring period, so early application is always recommended.
LATE APPLICATIONS
Students who wish to apply for a block away after the application window has closed should consult with the program's faculty leader to determine if there remain available spaces in the program for a late application. Late applicants can be placed on an aid waitlist, but if a student is in need of financial aid it is highly recommended that applications be completed by the deadline.
APPLYING TO MULTIPLE PROGRAMS
Unlike the 1-application policy for Partner-Led Semesters, with Blocks Away it is an option to apply to multiple programs. Students who do this should notify Global Education of their final decision to accept admission into their preferred program no later than the earliest Withdrawal deadline of the programs they have selected. Failure to notify Global Education of your desire to decline acceptance into a program by the program's deadline can lead to program fees being billed to the student. For aid-eligible students who apply to multiple programs, aid will be awarded for the most expensive program to which the student has been accepted. If the student opts to join a different program the aid award can be transferred at the same percentage of cost coverage, not the same dollar amount. All aid-eligible students may be awarded an aid package only for 1 academic year block in their 4-year CC career (with a second award possible for a summer block but not another academic year block).
All Applications must be completed on Summit. Once accepted into the program, students will receive an email with instructions for forms and waivers to complete. Upon completion of these forms and confirmation of acceptance of their seat in the block away course on Summit, the Consent of Instructor (COI) Code needed to register for the course on Banner will be provided.
PROGRAM FEES
Colorado College Block Away & Abroad programs are funded through a program fee. This fee typically covers on-site expenses for the students and faculty such as lodging, group meals, transportation, program excursions, guest speakers, group activities, and international health and travel insurance. The program fee may also include additional funds for student meals, however, most meals are funded through a refund of one block of the campus meal plan, provided to students in the weeks before departure.
Program fees do not typically cover airfare to/from the program location.
FINANCIAL AID
To assist with the costs of a block away/abroad, Colorado College has a pool of aid specifically designed to cover up to 90% of the expense of a block away, including airfare, for students who qualify for need-based aid. All students who apply to, and are accepted in, a Block Away will automatically be reviewed for aid eligibility. If eligible, a student can earn an aid award between 20%-90% of the estimated total cost for participation in the program. The aid pool is limited, so not all students who might qualify are guaranteed aid for any particular program. It is very important to apply during the primary Application Window for each given program to maximize the potential to obtain an aid award as late applicants are often unable to obtain an award. Aid-eligible students may receive an award towards one Academic Year Block (Blocks 1-8) during their CC careers as well as one Summer Block (A-B), but not two of the same block type.
For detailed information about Block Away Program Fees and Aid Awards, please visit our Billing & Finances for AY Blocks Away Page.
Each Academic Year Off-Campus Block has a set Student Withdrawal Deadline. Withdrawal charges for Academic Year Blocks are defined by the withdrawal date as it relates to this deadline as well as the program departure date.
- Withdrawal prior to the published deadline for the program will incur no charges.
- Post-deadline withdrawal will incur charges ranging from a minimum of $100 to maximum of 100% of the program fee.
- The withdrawal charge increases to a minimum of 25% of the program fee for any withdrawal occurring within the block prior to departure
WITHDRAWAL DATES
- Block 1 or 2 Programs: May 1, 2024
- Block 3 or 4 Programs: August 1, 2024
- Block 5 or 6 Programs: October 1, 2024
- Block 7 or 8 Programs: December 1, 2024
If you have never obtained a passport and are need of financial support in applying for a passport to participate in a CC off-campus program, you may apply for an Academic Opportunities Grant to help cover some of those expenses.
It is highly recommended that as you apply for any Block Away you ensure that your passport is valid no less than 6 months beyond the end date of your program. Many countries do not allow access if a passport is within its final 6 months of validity, so a renewal may be needed if your passport will expire within 6 months of the program's closure. If your passport is due for renewal during this time frame, we recommend seeking the renewal immediately as passport processing times have been increasing over the past few years.
ALERT: PASSPORT PROCESSING TIMES ARE GETTING LONGER.
Times required to obtain a new passport or to renew a passport have grown considerably over the past year. It now can take 4 months or longer to obtain a renewal or a new passport with standard service. Even expedite service can take up to 3 month to process. If you need a new passport or need to renew your passport, we recommend that you do so immediately, even before application and approval for a block away.
As you are likely aware, there are many locations around the world where U.S. passport holders may enter for 90 days without a visa, but where residents and citizens of other nations are required to have a visa. This is something to be cognizant of as you enroll in a Block Abroad that might take you outside of the United States.
Please note you may have additional costs and requirements not common for U.S. citizens. These include:
- You may be required to obtain a visa for entry to the program’s host country when U.S. citizens do not. Visas commonly require paying a fee.
- You may need to schedule visa appointments through consular offices outside of Colorado and travel independently to these appointments.
- You may need to apply well in advance to obtain a visa appointment. Please do not wait until the final weeks before departure to begin this process.
- Financial aid does not cover any of these costs connected to applying for these visas for any block off-campus programs.
For assistance with any visa-related questions tied to a Block Abroad, please schedule an appointment with Kellee Fletcher in Global Education
If you believe you will need financial support in order to obtain the necessary visa for a program to which you have been accepted, please contact Global Education. Funds are available (on a limited basis) from Global Education. You can discuss this, as well as the visa process with Ms. Fletcher.
UPCOMING STUDY AWAY EVENTS
2024-2025 SEMESTER & BLOCK AWAY FAIR
2024-2025 BLOCK AWAY APPLICATION WINDOW
The Application window for all 2024-2025 Off-Campus Blocks will open on February 1st, the day of the Fair, and will remain open through Saturday, March 16. It is highly recommended that students apply as early in this window as possible as many programs do use rolling admissions to select their rosters and wait lists.
Applications will close on Saturday, March 16. Rosters will be reported and aid eligibility will be reviewed at this time. All students who are approved to join a 2024-2025 program in this initial window will be notified of their aid award or eligibility status by March 30, well before any program's withdrawal deadline. Applications for post-deadline applications will reopen only after the aid review is completed. Some programs may be closed to later applications. Many programs will likely reopen for later applications, including most Block 7 and 8 programs, which have a second application window which extends until the last day of Block 1 next fall.
UPCOMING DEADLINES FOR BLOCKS AWAY
March 16: Last day of the Primary Application Window for all 2024-2025 Blocks
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March 30: Announcement of Aid Awards for all 2024-2025 Blocks
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May 1: Withdrawal Deadline for Block 1 or 2 Off-Campus Courses
Students may withdraw from any Block 1 or 2 off-campus course by this date and incur no program fee charges. Later withdrawals can lead to a portion of the program fee being billed to the student as a nonrefundable charge.
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August 1: Withdrawal Deadline for Block 3 or 4 Off-Campus Courses
Students may withdraw from any Block 3 or 4 off-campus course by this date and incur no program fee charges. Later withdrawals can lead to a portion of the program fee being billed to the student as a nonrefundable charge.
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October 1: Withdrawal Deadline for Block 5 or 6 Off-Campus Courses
Students may withdraw from any Block 5 or 6 off-campus course by this date and incur no program fee charges. Later withdrawals can lead to a portion of the program fee being billed to the student as a nonrefundable charge.
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December 1: Withdrawal Deadline for Block 7 or 8 Off-Campus Courses
Students may withdraw from any Block 5 or 6 off-campus course by this date and incur no program fee charges. Later withdrawals can lead to a portion of the program fee being billed to the student as a nonrefundable charge.
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Fall 2024 Blocks Away & Abroad
The course examines the geologic history of the eastern Mediterranean basin and examines the impact of geologic and other environmental changes and events on cultures in ancient Greece and in the modern period through several case studies.
Course Full Name: Greek Archaeology: Catastrophic Geology, Archaeology, and Myth-Making
Course Number: TBD: Classics & Geology Crosslisted
Faculty Leader(s): Prof. Sanjaya Thakur & Prof. Henry Fricke
Prerequisites: None
Major Requirements Met:
College Requirements Met: None
Course Location: Greece: Athens, Santorini, Crete, Napflio
Course Fee: TBD-- Course fee will be available prior to the February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by May 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
The study of symmetry from a mathematical perspective. Symmetry groups of bounded figures, frieze patterns and wallpaper patterns in the Euclidean plane will be classified using the Mosaics, tiling, art, and architecture in Southern Spain as motivation.
Course Full Name: Mathematical Symmetry in Spain
Course Number: MA340
Faculty Leader(s): Prof. Molly Moran
Prerequisites: MA220 (Linear Algebra), or MA251 (Number Theory), or MA275 (Sequences and Series) or some proof writing experience (Permission of Instructor)
Major Requirements Met: Elective credit in Mathematics major
College Requirements Met: None
Course Location: Spain: Seville, Granada
Course Fee: TBD-- Course fee will be available prior to the February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by May 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
In both a classroom and in the “laboratory” of the museums, chapels, galleries, gardens and squares of Florence and Siena Italy, this course will examine:
- how we “see,” “look,” “gaze,” “behold” works of art
- theories and research on facial and bodily expression and embodiment, and how these are reflected in Renaissance works of art
- notions of individualism and identity and ways in which expression in art allows us to identify with it
- the role of empathy in aesthetic experience
- gender and sexuality, objectification, "the male gaze,"power
Course Full Name: Gazing in Italy
Course Number: PY130
Faculty Leader(s): Prof. Tomi-Ann Roberts
Prerequisites: None
Major Requirements Met: Elective Course in Psychology Major
College Requirements Met: CP: Critical Process
Course Location: Italy: Siena, Florence
Course Fee: TBD-- Course fee will be available prior to the February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by August 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
The class will convene for a week-long study at Leuphana University in Lüneburg, Northern Germany. Lüneburg, is an important milestone for the young 13-15 year-old Bach who served as a choir-boy at the St. Michael Church in that small city. During this week we will study Bach’s music in historical and theoretical/compositional perspectives. After the Lüneburg week, the class will travel to other cities where Bach lived and worked, including Eisenach — his birth place — Weimar, Arnstadt, Köthen and Leipzig where he had his last job. In each of these locations we will focus on and analyze related compositions, while exploring both the historical and social aspects of Bach's time. We will attend many concerts of Bach’s music, concluding with a performance of the Christmas Oratorio in St. Thomas Church in Leipzig, the same church where it was performed for the first time in 1734. Through the investigation of Bach’s most significant sacred and secular works we will further explore Bach’s enormous influence on western musical tradition from the late baroque on. Ultimately, we will discover what makes Bach one of the most important composers in the history of mankind.
Course Full Name: In the Footsteps of Bach
Course Number: MU398
Faculty Leader(s): Prof. Ofer Ben-Amots
Prerequisites: MU199 + 1 Western Music History course as well as experience as a performer (ensemble and/or private lessons); permission of instructor
Major Requirements Met: Western History course in Music major/minor
College Requirements Met: None
Course Location: Germany: Multiple cities.
Course Fee: TBD-- Course fee will be available prior to the February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by August 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
This course introduces students to dynamic contemporary arts scenes in India. Scheduled around the Kochi Biennale – Asia’s largest interdisciplinary contemporary arts festival – as well as a residency with a contemporary theater company or traditional performance institution, this course centers live, embodied experience, to expose students to a world of artists, interdisciplinary art work and the critical questions they are asking through their work. Beyond traditional western discourses about South Asian art as stuck between tradition and contemporaneity, this class contextualizes the politics of post/coloniality, longue duree oceanic connections, and social histories in the subcontinent which frame the work of artists and the festivals we attend. While focused on embodied arts and performance, this course centrally engages with visual and installation arts, and textile crafts.
Course Full Name: Performance Away -- India
Course Number: DA232/TH232/PA250
Faculty Leader(s): Prof. Pallavi Sriram
Prerequisites: One DA or TH Block course
Major Requirements Met: Elective within TH or DA major
College Requirements Met: CP: Critical Process
Course Location: India: Kochi, Multiple Cities
Course Fee: TBD-- Course fee will be available prior to the February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by August 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
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Spring 2025 Blocks Away & Abroad
This course travels to Chicago’s Newberry Library so that senior history majors may gather materials for their final research projects in a world-class library.
Course Full Name: History Senior Seminar
Course Number: HY410
Faculty Leader(s): Carol Neel (HY)
Prerequisites: Senior Status, HY399
Major Requirements Met: This course is one option for the History Senior Project within the Major.
College Requirements Met: None
Course Location: Chicago, Illinois
course Fee: TBD-- Course fee will be available prior to the February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by October 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
Course Full Name: Martyrs and Saints
Course Number: RE200/HY200
Faculty Leader(s): Prof. Pamela Reaves
Prerequisites: None
Major Requirements Met: RE200: Elective credit in Religion major/minor. HY200: Elective credit in History major/minor
College Requirements Met: HP: Historical Perspectives
Course Location: Italy: Rome, Sicily
course Fee: TBD-- Course fee will be available prior to the February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by October 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
Course Full Name: Puente Del Mundo: The Musical Crossroads of Panamá
Course Number: MU228
Faculty Leader(s): Prof. Liliana Carrizo
Prerequisites: None
Major Requirements Met: TBD
College Requirements Met: None
Course Location: Panamá: Multiple Cities
Course Fee: TBD-- Course fee will be available prior to the February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by October 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
This course interrogates anthropocentrism and human/nonhuman animal relations through a specialized, ecocritical and ecofeminist analysis of theoretical, visual and literary texts.
Course Full Name: Voice and the Nonhuman
Course Number: IT320/EV261/PH203
Faculty Leader(s): Prof. Amanda Minervini
Prerequisites: None
Major Requirements Met: IT320: Elective in Italian major/minor, EV261:Social Science or Humanities elective in Environmental Studies or Environmental Sciences major, PH203: Elective course in Philosophy major
College Requirements Met: CP: Creative Process, EPUS: Equity & Power: U.S. Context, EPG: Equity & Power: Global Context, or AIM: Analysis & Interpretation of Meaning
Course Location: Ecuador: Quito, Cuenca, San Cristobal, Galapagos
Course Fee: TBD-- Course Fee will be available prior to the February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by December 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
This course is an introduction to the science of comprehensive literacy instruction and linguistics. The course is designed to enhance teaching abilities, especially for those working with struggling beginning readers and writers who require targeted or intensive intervention, as well as English Language Learners. Topics covered include history of English, oral language, phonemic awareness, systematic phonics, dyslexia, and current legislation concerning literacy.
Course Full Name: Linking Literacy, Language, and Linguistics
Course Number: ED110
Faculty Leader(s): Prof. Lynne Fitzhugh
Prerequisites: None
Major Requirements Met: ED110 is an elective Foundations in Education course. Required for Elementary Education Licensure
College Requirements Met: SHB: Societies & Human Behavior
Course Location: United Kingdom
Course Fee: TBD--Course fee will be available prior to the February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by December 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
Course Full Name: New York: Politics, Film & Culture
Course Number: FM200
Faculty Leader(s): Prof. Scott Krzych
Prerequisites: None
Major Requirements Met: Genre, History, and Theory credit in Film & Media Studies major/minor
College Requirements Met: EPUS: Equity & Power: U.S. Content
Course Location: New York City
Course Fee: TBD--Course fee will be available prior to the February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by December 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
Course Full Name: Art of Insurgency: Performance & Political Order
Course Number: TH/DA TBD
Faculty Leader(s): Prof. Shawn Womack
Prerequisites: None
Major Requirements Met: Elective credit within Theatre or Dance major
College Requirements Met: CP: Creative Process, or EPG: Equity & Power: Global Context
Course Location: Belgrade, Serbia and Sarajevo, Bosnia
Course Fee: TBD--Course fee will be available prior to the February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by December 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
The course is a combination of lectures and student presentations on campus in week 1, and presentations by Nordic researchers and tours of historically famous research institutes in Nordic countries in weeks 2-4. Students will learn about human-based research design in health and performance physiology; read, summarize, and present on a research topic prior to departure; and complete a reflection paper based on research presentations and seminar experiences at Nordic institutes. The course will meet on campus week 1, of block 8, then travel to Finland, Sweden, and Denmark for weeks 2-4.
Course Full Name: Human Biology & Kinesiology Seminar: Nordic Research
Course Number: HK260
Faculty Leader(s): Prof. Anthony Bull
Prerequisites: HK130 or HK330. Students without the prerequisite, but with combination of human-based biological science courses, may be considered if space is still available.
Major Requirements Met:
College Requirements Met: None
Course Location: Copenhagen, Denmark; Stockholm & Malmö, Sweden; Helsinki & Jvaskyla, Finland
Course Fee: TBD--Course fee will be available prior to the February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by December 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
Course Full Name: Turkish German Cinema
Course Number: GR220/GR320/FM205/RM200/CO100
Faculty Leader(s): Prof. Christiane Steckenbiller & Prof. Baran German
Prerequisites: None
Major Requirements Met: GR220/GR320: Elective in German Studies major/minor. FM205: Elective in Film & Media Studies major/minor. RM200: Elective in REMS major/minor. CO100: None
College Requirements Met: EPG: Equity & Power: Global Context
Course Location: Copenhagen, Denmark; Stockholm & Malmö, Sweden; Helsinki & Jvaskyla, Finland
Course Fee: TBD--Course fee will be available prior to the February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by December 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
This course includes readings on the cultural history Italian cuisine, and a hands-on part, in Abruzzo: in the kitchen with professional chefs, in a winery, and in a cheese-making facility. During our itinerant class, we will discuss, analyze and unravel a complex tapestry of taste and the history behind them.
Course Full Name: Gusto: Italian Food as Art, Culture, and Tradition
Course Number: IT320
Faculty Leader(s): Prof. Amanda Minervini
Prerequisites: None
Major Requirements Met: Elective in Italian Studies major/minor
College Requirements Met: None
Course Location: Italy: Abruzzo, Campania, Lazio (Rome)
Course Fee: TBD--Course fee will be available prior to February 1st Fair.
Included/Not Included in Fee: Fee includes all on-site lodging, transportation, group meals, excursions & group activities, and international health & travel insurance. Not included in the fee is airfare to/from Paris and individual meals. All students who have a full meal plan at Colorado College will receive a one-block refund of their meal fund with those funds available for on-site meal costs.
Application Process: Apply on Summit, within the Global Education option. The main application window for this program is February 1, 2024-March 16, 2024. Students who apply during the window will be reviewed for eligibility for an aid award to cover up to 90% of the program fee and anticipated airfare costs. Students who apply and/or are accepted into the program after March 16 may also qualify for aid, but aid is limited and may not be available to students accepted into this program after the March 22 deadline.
Withdrawal Deadline: Students accepted to this program may withdraw by December 1, 2024 with no financial commitment to the program. Late withdrawals may have financial obligations to the program based upon the date of withdrawal. See our Billing & Finance page for details.
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