Are you an undergraduate from the United States of America or Canada looking for an international experience? Spend up to a year abroad with the EuroScholars, Junior Year and Year of Study in Munich programs.
Germany’s oldest study-abroad program is the Junior Year in Munich, organized by Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. It is open to all third (junior) year students at US universities and has been held at LMU Munich since 1952. Up to 80 students take part in the program every year.
4 min | 9 Mar 2020
If you are looking for an international research experience, EuroScholars will be the program of your choice.
EuroScholars is an undergraduate research program, offering talented undergraduates from US and Canadian institutions the opportunity to do research for a semester or a year at some of the universities of the League of European Research Universities (LERU).
You will be part of an international research group, conducting research under supervision of a professor at LMU. The research is combined with a language and culture course and a European orientation program called the Midstay program (2-3 days) in a European city.
If you would like to learn more about the EuroScholars program, please visit the official EuroScholars website.
For further information about the EuroScholars opportunities at LMU you may also contact Barbara Habermann at LMU's International Office.
The Year of Study in Munich program was designed by Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon for third-year students of smaller liberal arts colleges, offering them the opportunity to study at LMU Munich for one year and to attend a German cultural program. The program, established 1972, was one of the first full-year programs of its kind in the Pacific Northwest and is accredited by the University of Munich.
Every year 20–30 students from Lewis & Clark College, Northwestern University, Reed College, University of Puget Sound and other American institutions participate in the program.
Apart from your university website, you might also want to check the Lewis & Clark Year of Study in Munich Facebook page or listen to Ian Hopper from the indie band Mighty Oaks talk about his Munich experience in the video below.
3 min | 9 Mar 2020