“EXPLORE ST. PETERSBURG!”ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIACULTURAL STUDIES AND INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

JULY 7 - AUGUST 5, 2018

S tudents have the opportunity to

explore the magical city of St. Pe-

tersburg for 4 weeks in the summer

at Stony Brook University’s International

Summer School founded by SBU Pro-

fessor of Linguistics John Bailyn. This

program, featuring a range of courses in

cultural studies, linguistics, media, film

and others, is housed at St. Petersburg

State University, Russia’s oldest univer-

sity.

“Explore St. Petersburg!” features an ex-

tensive cultural program. Additionally

students select an internship such as

volunteering, teaching English, working

with children or community service.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS• Classes with students from dozens of

foreign countries

• Extensive, interactive cultural program

• Internship/experiential learning

• Interdisciplinary curriculum designed to

accommodate a wide range of academic

needs and interests

APPLY ONLINEstonybrook.edu/studyabroad/

ELIGIBILITY• Language proficiency is NOT required• Undergraduate students in good academic standing

(2.0 GPA or higher)

LIVING ARRANGEMENTSResident Hall Housing

PROGRAM AND TUITION FEESApplication Fee .......................................................................$60

Administrative Fee ............................................................. $200

Undergraduate Tuition (subject to change)NY residents per credit ........................................................$278Non-residents per credit ................................................ $1,008

Program Fee ......................................................................$2,250

(Includes housing, weekly lunch stipend, monthly metro pass, group excursions, and international health insurance)

Mini-Grants available: inquire at the time of application.

Additional Costs: Airfare and personal expenses are not included in the program fee. Costs are subject to change at any point.

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“During my time in St. Petersburg, I was able to teach English, and that experience was very rewarding and allowed me to in-teract in a more global sense. The city is absolutely breathtaking, and there is never a dull moment. I would recommend every-one to go on this program, as it is an expe-rience that will remain with me for the rest of my life.”

— MEGAN LAZZARO, SUMMER 2017

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COURSES OFFERED

All participants take:

HUR 249: Russia Today (GLO, HUM)

A comparative course in post-Cold War, U.S. – Russian relations and culture.

Additionally, students select from the following:

WST 103: Women, Culture, and Difference

(CER, HUM)

CCS 101: Introduction to Cinema & Cultural

Studies (ARTS, HUM)

CCS 200: Media History (ARTS)

CCS 202: Film Genres (ARTS)

CCS 203: Cinema History (ARTS, GLO)

LIN 101: Human Language (SBS, SNW)

LIN 425: Special Topics in Linguistics

CLT 221: Cross-Cultural Encounters (HFA+)

RUS 447: Directed Readings in Russian (EXP+)

All students will also be matched with an intern-ship/experiential learning experience for 4-6 hours/week based on their personal and aca-demic interests.

All participants following the Stony Brook Curric-ulum (SBC) will fulfill GLO and EXP+ in addition to requirement(s) fulfilled by their coursework.

Professor John F. Bailyn Program Director Department of Linguistics acli@stonybrook.edu

Jessica Zuniga International Programs Coordinator (631) 631 -7030 jessica.zuniga@stonybrook.edu

International Academic Programs E-1340 Melville Library Stony Brook, New York 11794-3397 (631) 632-7030 studyabroad@stonybrook.edu