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July 16, 2008
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Stellenbosch has made its debut! Featuring a Service Learning and Community Development Program, this city is great for all majors. Whether you’re interested in the history, language and politics of South Africa or you prefer a hands-on approach to community development projects like education, nursing, and HIV/AIDS Prevention, Stellenbosch has something for everyone. Add to that luscious countryside, a Mediterranean-type climate and unspoiled beaches and what’s not to love? Explore Cape Town (just 55km from Stellenbosch) or do some whale watching. Whatever your preference, nature lovers and urban dwellers alike will find Stellenbosch irresistible! Visit our website for full program details. |
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The New Year will be here before you know it and you know what that means? Yes, New Year celebrations, but more importantly - it’s time to sign up for your Spring 2009 study abroad! With summer half-way over you’ve got less than six months to plan the experience of your life. Log on to our website to find a program that’s right for you and apply today, because programs are filling up fast! |
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We’re spicing things up in Guadalajara with our latest addition Panamerican University (UP). UP is considered one of the most prestigious private universities in Latin America with its business school, IPADE (Instituto Panamericano de Alta Dirección de Empresa) recognized as the best in Latin America by Forbes, Financial Times, and the Wall Street Journal. In addition to stellar academics the UP features a great location, just minutes from the trendy Minerva district and Guadalajara’s newest shopping mall. Plus all CEA students will receive access to a variety of UP’s services including sports, student clubs, facilities and an extensive library. For more information on programs, dates and prices visit our website. |
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Madrid is still reeling from the celebrations following the June 29th 1-0 win against Germany in the Euro Cup Championship. For the first time since 1964, the talented Spanish football team ended the curse and delivered a victory for Spain. The festivities continued, spilling into the streets of Madrid, as native Rafael Nadal was named Wimbledon champion the following Sunday. Spain, a respectable competitor in the sports arena for almost 20 years, has left its mark time and again winning 69 Olympic medals since 1992, including 23 by Spanish women. Don’t just read about the spirit of Madrid, experience it for yourself! Check out CEA’s Madrid programs. |
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