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  • Germany
    • Berlin
Term
Summer
Subject Areas
Business Cultural Studies Economics Environmental Studies European Studies Liberal Arts Linguistics Literature Marketing
Financial Support
Need-based funding, Merit-based funding, General grants/scholarships, Payment plans, Work study, LGBTQIA+ funding, BIPOC funding
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Provider
Degree Level
High School Diploma
Housing
Apartment
Language
English

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Price Details
Included: Personalized Pre-departure Advising; Tuition & Registration; Travel Medical Insurance; On-site Orientation; Housing; On-site Staff Support; Excursions and Cultural Engagement; Host Institution Services & Amenities and more. Scholarships available.
What's Included
Activities Airport Transfers Classes Some Accommodation Travel Insurance
Apr 20, 2021
Mar 06, 2016
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About Program

Featuring vibrant nightlife, rich history and culture, and beautiful forests, parks, lakes, rivers, and canals, Berlin is a hub of commerce, scientific innovation, the arts, and an important location of political and economic power for the European Union.

Spend your summer honing your German language skills and immersing in local culture at Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin, or take economics, law, or business classes—taught in English—at the Berlin School of Economics and Law. Both of these prestigious universities are centrally located and accredited by the German Ministry of Education.

Interested? Click the “Visit Site” button to learn what’s waiting for you!

This program is currently not being promoted on Go Overseas by its provider. Check with CEA CAPA Education Abroad for the most up-to-date information regarding the status of this program.

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Diversity & Inclusion

BIPOC Support

CEA CAPA provides, in conjunction with Diversity Abroad, Destination Guides which provide resources and tips for Black/African-American students, Latinx students, Asian American students, and all other students of color.
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LGBTQIA+ Support

Through our personalized advising, CEA CAPA takes steps to understand the needs of a diversity of student identities like the LGBTQIA+ community. In addition to diversity and identity training, CEA CAPA leadership engage in continuous department level project work to identify and revise policies and practices using the appropriate Justice, Equity, Diversity or Inclusion lens as a frame to reduce bias and barriers that impact students, faculty, and staff. CEA CAPA is intentional in elevating diverse student voices and providing a platform for a broad array of identities to share their experiences abroad. The CEA CAPA World Blog promotes stories and personal experiences from the perspectives of diverse student bloggers and vloggers.

Neurodivergent Support

CEA CAPA is willing and able to assist students with learning disabilities and physical disabilities. Students are requested to disclose disabilities through the application health forms as part of their application and in discussion with their application advisor or program manager. The earlier CEA CAPA is made aware of learning or physical disabilities the better we can work with the student, institution, and overseas team to tailor an Individualized Education Program if necessary to support the student.
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Impact

Sustainability

CEA CAPA makes a conscious effort to create study abroad experiences that leave a positive impact on host communities. Each location implements a variety of strategies to support the local community and promote sustainability. Examples include:

Use of recycling bins in Study Center locations and in CEA CAPA housing

Signage in CEA CAPA housing urging students to limit water and electricity usage

Students are often given reusable bags and water bottles upon arrival to limit single plastic use

Students are provided with instructions for acquiring transportation passes to promote use of public transportation rather than taxis

Program Highlights

  • Hands-on learning experiences that transform the world abroad into a classroom
  • Personalized Pre-Departure Advising, including visa and immigration support
  • Courses offered in English that fulfill major and general graduation requirements
  • Comprehensive on-site support, including 24/7 emergency phone
  • Career workshops, Internships Abroad, and Alumni Ambassador positions

Scholarships

CEA CAPA Scholarships and Financial Aid

CEA CAPA is committed to increasing access to study and interning abroad. We offer more than $2 million each year in scholarships, affiliations, and grant programs.

Value
$100 - $5,000
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Stephanie
30
Female
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

CEA-Berlin, Germany

Mar 6, 2016

Spending the summer in Berlin with CEA is the best decision I've ever made! The classes were not too challenging and there were several field trips for a more hands-on experience with what we were learning. There were lots of cultural excursions included with CEA and with Berlin School of Economics and Law, including to many of the monuments in Berlin, day trips to Potsdam, Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, and a weekend trip to Prague. Berlin is an amazing, beautiful, fun city full of history. There is always something to do. It is a great place if you want to enhance your German skills as there are students and residents from all over the world, but classes at BSEL are taught in English and it is easy to get around using English and very little German if you go there without knowing any German like I did! Berlin is also a very cultural city, with all sorts of food, and it is still relatively cheap compared to other European cities!

What would you improve about this program?
There is nothing I would really change about this program - I like how it was a 4 week program and fit easily into my summer, but looking back I would love if it could have been longer so I could've spent more time in Berlin!
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Mckenzie
29
Female
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

The Best Experience of My Life!

Mar 2, 2016

I spent the summer studying at the Berlin School of Economics & Law. Berlin is so diverse and it's so easy to feel at home there! CEA's support throughout the study abroad process was excellent. It was such a relief not having to worry about finding housing, enrolling in the school's program, or buying my own transportation pass! In addition to having group activities during the week (bus tours, waltz dancing lessons, sightseeing), our program also included a weekend trip to the Czech Republic. Our onsite specialist Kristin was amazing and always helped us with anything, whether we were feeling sick and needed to see a doctor or if we were looking for new restaurant recommendations. CEA's Summer Program in Berlin is absolutely the experience of a lifetime and I wish I could do it all over again!

What would you improve about this program?
Everything about the program was great--my only recommendation is to make it a little longer...4 weeks just went by so fast! There are so many things to do and see in Berlin, and I felt that a few extra weeks would have been great.
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Questions & Answers

Do you have programs for one month English study?

It looks like this is for the whole Summer, but to contact the program directly click here: https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/contact-us

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Alumni Interviews

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Mckenzie Mcclanahan

Program
CEA Study Abroad in Berlin, Germany: Summer
McKenzie is a junior at Concordia University Nebraska, majoring in Marketing and minoring in World & Intercultural Studies. She has been a member of university's Dance Team for three years, and also enjoys playing the piano.

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Why did you pick this program?

I started learning German when I was 14, so I definitely wanted a program that was based in Germany. Since I'm a Marketing major, I was also looking for a program that offered business classes to help me gain more knowledge of the industry. The summer program at the Berlin School of Economics and Law was the perfect program for me, fitting both of my needs!

What do you tell your friends who are thinking about going abroad?

I always tell my friends that going abroad is a must! I've been to 30 different countries, and I have gained so much knowledge and had experiences that I would have never gotten the opportunity to pursue if I hadn't gone abroad. You learn so much about yourself, become even more independent, make lifelong friends, and truly have the best time of your life!

What is one piece of advice you'd give to someone going on your program?

Berlin is such a big city, so make sure you experience as much as you can! Do things you can't do back home. Try new foods that the locals recommend, go on a boat tour down one of Berlin's many rivers, take waltz dancing lesson... these are all things I was able to experience during my time in Berlin and they are memories that I'll always look back on!

What's your favorite story to tell about your time abroad?

For my Marketing of the Automobile class, we all took a field trip to the Volkswagen Factory in Wolfsburg. I'm not a huge fan of cars, but it turned out to be a pretty amazing place! It's practically a whole city inside one factory. They have live bands, restaurants, boat tours, playgrounds, museums, souvenir shops, ice cream stands, hotels...anything you could possibly imagine!

What was the hardest part about going abroad?

I'm not great with directions, so I was always worried about getting lost. Berlin is a huge city with a very large underground subway system, and sometimes it can be a little overwhelming trying to figure out which train to take and in which direction. Thankfully, I only got lost once or twice and the locals are very friendly and always willing to give you directions!

Location

Location:
Berlin
Currency:
Euro
Weather:
Jan-Mar
37 F / 27 F
Apr-Jun
66 F / 42 F
Jul-Sep
76 F / 50 F
Oct-Dec
48 F / 34 F
Airports:
Berlin Brandenburg Airport
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Berlin is not only the capital of Germany, but also in many ways the capital of Europe, sitting at the crossroads of the East and West. Germany serves as the continent's largest economy and the world's fourth largest overall. It's a major player in industry, engineering, science, and renewable energy, and Berlin has recently been dubbed the start-up capital of Europe, surpassing London after the 2016 Brexit decision.

Rebuilt after being destroyed in multiple wars and reunified after being split in two for thirty years, Berlin has an unparalleled experience in recreation and reinvention. The city is now famous for attracting young people, free-thinkers, visionaries, entrepreneurs, artists, and scholars, and of the 3.5 million inhabitants, over one-third are from outside Germany.

About CEA CAPA Education Abroad

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