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*Embedded: AG BM / INTAG 470 - Comparing Agricultural and Food Systems in the U.S. and France - University Park (Outgoing Embedded Program)

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Program Description:
 

Program Overview     

This course is designed to explore key differences and similarities in the food and agricultural systems of the United States and France. It will introduce a number of overarching food and agricultural topics as they pertain to both the U.S. (including Pennsylvania more specifically) and France.

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Eligibility

Any pre-requisite courses are established by the faculty leader or department hosting the course.  The following have been listed as pre-requisites for consideration to enroll in this course and travel on the embedded education abroad program:
  • This course is open to students of all majors at the University Park campus.
  • Admission in the course and permission to travel with the group are at the discretion of the faculty leader and/or academic department hosting the course.  Academic standing and disciplinary or conduct issues may impact eligibility.

Housing and Meals

During the embedded travel component, housing will consist of overnight accommodations at a dormitory/student residence.

Program Costs


Students pay regular Penn State tuition (either in-state or out-of-state) for the credits associated with the embedded course.  Travel costs, lodging, meals, excursions, and other fees are determined by the program budget which is set by the program leader.  Please consult the program leader for additional information.
 

Financial Aid & Scholarships

Global Programs administers a scholarship that is specifically designated to support students studying abroad on embedded courses.  The scholarship is competitive, and the deadlines to apply are strictly enforced.  Please review the Embedded Programs Scholarship eligibility, deadlines, and application process.
 

For More Information


For more information about this course, please contact the program leader: Rita Graef by emailing rsg7@psu.edu.
 

How to Apply

 The process for enrolling in an embedded course varies according to the instructor and/or department.  The program leader has indicated that in order to enroll in the course and travel component, students must apply at http://bit.ly/AGBM470application with interviews to follow.

Studying Abroad with a Disability

Many students with disabilities successfully study abroad each year. Please note that other cultures may have different attitudes and available accommodations regarding disabilities. While we cannot guarantee the accessibility of all program sites and locations, specific accommodations may be arranged in consultation with our office, the Student Disability Resources office, and our partners abroad. To prepare for success, students are strongly encouraged to research the country and program location to consider if and how they will manage their disabilities abroad in advance of selecting a program. Students with disabilities and other diverse backgrounds can begin their research on our Diversity Awareness Abroad page.
 

 

 



Dates / Deadlines:
Term Year App Deadline Decision Date Start Date End Date
Summer-Embedded 2020 08/21/2019
** 		Rolling Admission 05/13/2020 05/27/2020
NOTE: The application deadline date is NOT as it appears above. Please contact the program leader, (Rita Graef), by emailing (rsg7@psu.edu) if you are interested in applying for this embedded program.

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