Need help getting abroad? Gallatin offers scholarship opportunities for Winter and Summer Travel Courses. Email gallatin.global@nyu.edu for more information.
Gallatin's intensive summer and winter travel courses are small, discussion-based seminars with Gallatin faculty that are designed to provide a unique and in-depth exploration of a particular cultural or historical topic found within a foreign country or region. Students experience each location hands-on through visits to museums, galleries, and various sites of historical, cultural, and political significance.
Gallatin is looking for dedicated, inquisitive students who are eager to build a community with professors and fellow students while abroad. Students are encouraged to apply early since most programs are filled on a rolling basis and only completed applications are reviewed. Please note that courses vary form year to year.
Gallatin Travel Courses are open to all students who will have completed their first year before beginning the study away course. Students who will have completed at least one semester before beginning the study away course are eligible to apply for January Term Travel Courses. Students must be currently enrolled in a college or university during the term that the course takes place.
Gallatin will not offer a travel course in January Term 2013. For information on other NYU January Term afferings abroad, visit the NYU January Term web site.
Black in the City of Light INFO SESSION: Tuesday, Feb. 12, 12:30-1:30, Rm. 601
Italian Renaissance, Art and Literature INFO SESSION: Thursday, Feb. 14, 12:30-1:30, Rm. 501
Berlin: Capital of Modernity INFO SESSION: Friday, Feb. 22, 2:30-3:30, Rm. 401
| Black in the City of Light: TRAVL-UG/GG 9301 (open to undergraduate and graduate students) | Paris, France | Priest | 4 credits | May 25 - June 15; three weeks |
| Italian Renaissance, Art and Literature: The Culture Explosion: TRAVL-GG 2060 (open to undergraduate and graduate students) | Florence, Italy | Mirabella | 4 credits | June 2 - 22; three weeks
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| Berlin, Capital of Modernity: TRAVL-UG 9500 | Berlin, Germany | Hornick, Smoler | 4 credits | June 22 - July 20; four weeks
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Check back in the Fall Semester for more information!
Culture, Development and Globalization in India, TRAVL-UG 9700
Lukose. 4 credits.
Buenos Aires: In and of the City, TRAVL-UG 9400
Dinwiddie, McMeley. 4 credits.
Istanbul: Mapping the Past in the Present, TRAVL-UG 9750
Franks. 4 credits.
Prague: Design as Performance, TRAVL-UG 9250
Horton. 4 credits.
Africa and the Politics of Aid, TRAVL-UG 9800
Polyné. 4 credits.
Machiavelli's Florence: Political and Cultural Resonances, TRAVL UG-9600
Shulman. 4 credits.
Gallatin students may apply for a Dean's Scholarship for Winter and Summer Travel Courses. To apply, please complete and submit this application. Deadline for Winter is Oct. 14; the deadline for Summer is March 15.
For information on additional financial aid opportunities, please visit the NYU Office of Financial Aid.
Kerala, India, Planting Bamboo at URAVU, from Gallatin's 2010 Travel Course
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Gallatin Travel Course, Istanbul: Mapping the Past in the Present:
NYU offers unparalleled opportunities for students from NYU and other accredited US universities and colleges to expand their educational experiences with an integrated, international curricular experience. As you move with ease between locations within NYU's global network, you may find yourself spending a semester in Buenos Aires and from there going to Berlin for another.