International Summer University in Osnabrück, Germany
July 20 – August 10, 2012
5-9 Credits
International Public Health Administration and Economics
This course explores how public health systems work and how they are financed in various countries and cultures around the world. The purpose of this course is to compare and contrast public/private healthcare in developed and developing countries. The global health economic burden will be analyzed and discussed at both the microeconomic and macroeconomic levels. Additionally, students will visit healthcare settings in Western Europe. Application and deposit of $150 is due to the Office of International Programs and Services by March 2, 2012. Click here to download the application.
Courses:
HP 492.FO1 (3cr.): HP 498: HP 490: economics elective for business and economic students and German course (2-3cr.)
Approximate Cost:
Program Fee: $2,170 (includes weekend in Berlin)
USI Fees: $152.75
Housing: $260
Meals estimate: $400
Health Insurance: $80
Airfare estimate: $1,700
Train: $50
Estimated total cost: $4732.75
Optional trips to Paris and other European cities are $500
Program fee includes tuition & fees, housing, and excursions (including trip to Berlin).
Optional cultural trips are also available to Paris and London during free weekends.
Scholarships are available and financial aid can be used to cover most costs (except for food and some travel).
Click the image below to watch a testimonial about the program from an undergraduate health services major, Darius Rower.
Contact the Office of International Programs and Services (465-1248) for more information
