Program Organization
- 2 IUB class sessions in the spring with study course July 3, 2020-July 13, 2020 abroad to examine how the sensational landscapes of the Italian-Austrian borderlands were the site of war, persecution, and refuge in the 20th century, covering the histories of WWI, Fascism, WWII and the Holocaust
- Program directors Roberta Pergher, Department of History and Mark Roseman, Departments of History and Borns Jewish Studies Program
- 15-20 IU students
- Office of Overseas Study – Administered program
Academic Program
- 3 credits of HIST-B 300 or JSTU-J 304, Topic:Landscape of Violence in Alpine Borderlands (CASE S&H)
Housing
Hotels and one mountain refuge
Eligibility
You may apply if you:
- are an undergraduate degree candidate in good academic standing
- have at least a 2.75.0 cumulative GPA
- are able to handle long-distance hikes in mountainous terrain
Estimated Costs
- Fees paid to IU* (academic fees, room, some meals, in-country transportation, excursions, health insurance)
- Indiana resident $2,419
- Nonresident $2,769
*Fees include special subsidy provided by the Office of the Bicentennial
Note: Airfare, personal expenses additional. Scholarships are available.