Scholarship to Japan Summer 2013 - Japanese Language and Culture Study Program in Wakayama The Japanese Language and Culture Study Program in Summer 2013 is a 2-week study program at Wakayama University. Students selected to participate in this program will receive a scholarship that will cover round-trip airfare, housing, most daily meals, program related field trips, 3-day world heritage sites excursion, cultural demonstrations, overnight home-stay, exchange activities with Wakayama University students, etc. Cost to the student will be $700 (that includes a $200 non-refundable deposit) payable to UWF, tuition for 6 semester hours, textbooks, personal expenses like entertainment, incidentals, and 4-5 meals in Japan and meals when traveling to/from Japan. UWF full-time students with a GPA of 2.7 or above and those who have completed JPN II by the end of spring semester 2013 or those who have the proficiency level equivalent to JPN II are eligible to participate. Students are required to register for JPN 2990 and ANT 2990 (Summer Term D). Course information and application details are included in the program announcement. The deadline to submit a complete application is Thursday, May 2, 2013. See the application form for details For more information, contact the UWF Japan Center at 850-474-3363 or email japan@uwf.edu or contact Sara Brake at sbrake@uwf.edu.
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Students planning to study abroad should consult with the Associate Vice President of the Office of Diversity and International Education and Programs. Students should also review the links to information resources on International Center web site. We ask that all undergraduate, graduate, and professional students taking part in University-sponsored international travel to register on-line with the U.S. State Department's International Travel Registry. Faculty and staff who sponsor and/or lead students on trips abroad or who are engaged in research or other work connected with University business are strongly encouraged to register.
The International Center in collaboration with other units,
• Administers over 20 study abroad programs primarily for undergraduate students.
• Offers a general list of scholarship opportunities designed to support participation in study abroad programs.
• Serves as an information resource for work, study, and travel abroad options for undergraduate, graduate, and professional school students.
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