Memorial's Field School in Germany
3 regular 14-week Spring Term Courses--actually 16 weeks-- (May -
August) for 9 credit hours
Format: 14 weeks web-based
4 weeks (August) in Heidelberg, Germany
Travel scholarships are available. See below.
These courses also qualify students for student loans.
For information on how to register for these courses, e-mail: marcella@mun.ca
DAAD Scholarships for Summer Courses in Germany
- For undergraduate students:
- 3-4 week summer language courses.
- Scholarship covers tuition, accommodation,
basic meals and an international travel subsidy.
- Requirements: Completion of at least 2 years of university level German with good grades. Canadian citizenship.
- Deadline for applications is January 31.
Applications available on-line
at
http://www.daad.org/.
Depending on the programs or courses attended, specific or
unspecified transfer credits may be arranged through the Dept. of German &
Russian upon return to Memorial University.
Congratulations to Steve Goodman, who has won a DAAD grant for
a course in summer 2007.
- For graduate students:
- Congratulations also to Janine Murphy, who completed the G1001
Distance Education course in Winter 2007, and who has won a DAAD grant for
an eight-week
intensive language course for graduate students in Germany this
summer.
Click here for information on
other programs.
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'Werkstudentenprogramm' in Germany (CAUTG)
- A seasonal full-time job (end of May - July), with
one additional month of free time for vacation, travel, or study in
Heidelberg. A wide variety of jobs is available.
- Wages
according to local laws and customs. Accommodation arranged (and sometimes
included). Reduction in cost of return flight from Toronto to Frankfurt
/Main.
- Requirements: Basic working knowledge of German
(at
least 2 years)
- Applications are available online at www.yorku.ca/wsp.
Contact the department for
details. The
deadline for returning the
application is January 10, but
- candidates should have completed
applications in to the department by December 15.
- `Fremdsprachenassistentenprogramm' (CAUTG & PAD)
- Placement as assistants to teachers of English in German schools,
various levels, at least 12
hours a week.
- Monthly salary of approximately EUR 703.
- Requirements: completed university degree, very good
knowledge of German.
- Applications are available at http://www.kmk.org/pad/home.htm.
Check with the department before Christmas for details. Deadline to return
completed application is Jan. 15.
Click here
for more information on these and other work programs.
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Elizabeth Hesson Scholarship (MUN) **
- Scholarship intended for students majoring in German, who
plan to
attend a program of studies at any recognized school or institute in a German-speaking country.
- Requirements: completion of at least two years of full-time
studies
at
Memorial University; interest in continuing with the study of German; high level of academic performance in German.
- Applications to Dept. of German & Russian during the winter
semester.
-
The winner for 2007 is Stacey Dawe, for study in Heidelberg.
H. H. Jackson Travel Scholarship in German (MUN) **
- Scholarship to subsidize a program of studies and/or work
assignment in a German speaking country.
- Requirements: completion of at least 2 years of full-time studies
at
Memorial University; high level of academic performance in German.
- Applications to Dept. of German & Russian during the winter
semester.
- Winner for 2007 is Lynsey Soper, for study in Heidelberg.
Scotiabank Bursaries for International Study
Winners for 2007 are Veronica Dymond and Elim Wong, for study in
Heidelberg.
Arthur and Sonia May Scholarship
Congratulations to Mira Okshevsky, who has won the Arthur and
Sonia May Scholarship for study in Germany during Fall
2007.
- ** "Scholarship standing for undergraduate students is defined
as a 75% average at the end of two out of the last three semesters in the
previous scholarship year and the successful completion of not less than thirty credit hours in those two semester
s." MUN Calendar.