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Explore Australia: A Comparative Study of People, Government, and Justice Systems

Join us for an unforgettable summer in Australia from January 2 to February 12, 2012. This program offers a comparative look at U.S. and Australian people, criminal justice, and political systems while addressing current policy issues. Earn 8-12 credits in various disciplines and enjoy free time for internships and travel. Engage in over 20 field trips, visit iconic sites like the Sydney Opera House, and experience Australian culture firsthand. Make lifelong connections with peers and faculty while exploring breathtaking landscapes. Don't miss the chance for the experience of a lifetime!

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Explore Australia: A Comparative Study of People, Government, and Justice Systems

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  1. Australia's People, Government, Justice System and Public Policies Spring Semester

  2. Program Content • Comparative look at U.S. and Australian people, criminal justice and political systems, including an examination of current policy issues (e.g., prisons, juvenile justice, terrorism, Aboriginal affairs, environmental regulation) • Earn 8-12 credits from CJ, PLS, IAH, ISS, SOC, SSC

  3. Timing January 2 – February 12, 2012 • Avoid Michigan winter! It’s summer in Australia!! • Leaves ample time for internships, travel, etc

  4. 10 days 28 Days Jervis Bay 3 days

  5. Best Value • Lowest cost MSU Program in Australia! • Includes over 20 field trips to natural areas, parliaments, supreme courts, prisons, police academies, museums, the outback and much more!

  6. Making Connections • Professionally • MSU faculty • Australian government officials and faculty • Personally • Lifelong friends

  7. Experience of a Lifetime!

  8. Visit Downtown Sydney

  9. See the Blue Mountains

  10. Experience the Unique Wildlife

  11. Participate in Active Learning: Mock Parliament

  12. Attend a Show at the World Famous Sydney Opera House

  13. Go to the Beach, Go to the Beach, Go to the Beach! Many within a 15 minute walk of UNSW

  14. Walk from Bondi to Coogee Beach: Breath Taking Views!

  15. Learn to Surf or Boogie Board

  16. Stay in Single Dorm RoomsBurgmann Residence Hall (ANU)

  17. Attend a Cricket Match – One of Australia’s Favorite Past Times!

  18. Tour the PoliceAcademy

  19. Attend Formal Program Dinner at Ottoman’s

  20. Cruise for Dolphins

  21. Tour Parliament

  22. Spend a Day at an Authentic Sheep Station

  23. Learn to Surf

  24. Experience the Art: The Rodin Sculpture

  25. Witness an Aboriginal Corroboree

  26. Have Fun in the Outback

  27. Join Us… …for the Experience of a Lifetime!

  28. For More Information • Reggie Sheehan rsheehan@msu.edu • Carole Gibbs gibbsca1@msu.edu http://polisci.msu.edu/australia

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