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IU SPEA in London 2011

IU SPEA in London 2011. Introduction Venue Details Courses Q & A. Summer 2011 is the second year for the SPEA London overseas study program The program runs for four weeks from July 3 – July 29, 2011 Photo : Class of 2009. IU SPEA in London. Venue. London and King’s college .

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IU SPEA in London 2011

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  1. IU SPEA in London 2011 Introduction Venue Details Courses Q & A

  2. Summer 2011 is the second year for the SPEA London overseas study program The program runs for four weeks from July 3 – July 29, 2011 Photo : Class of 2009 IU SPEAin London

  3. Venue London and King’s college

  4. Londonis in England… …no surprise there, but did you know? Great Britain = England, Wales, and Scotland United Kingdom = Great Britain and Northern Ireland British Isles = United Kingdom and Ireland

  5. London facts Capital of the United Kingdom Londinium founded by Romans in A.D. 43 Largest metropolitan area in the European Union with population 12-14 million Temperate weather with average July high 73° vs. 86°in Bloomington. Rain in London 1.51 inches vs. 4.32 inches in Bloomington Ethnically diverse city with over 300 languages spoken Information and photos from – where else? – Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London , weather stats from Weather.com

  6. There’s no better place to enjoy life than London! History Shopping Architecture Theatre Museums Pub Crawls Gardens The Tube Markets Restaurants Sports …and world class people watching!

  7. King’s College London King’s College is located on both sides of the Thames River There are five main campuses The SPEA London program is on the Guy’s Campus south of the Thames and in the heart of London

  8. On the south bank of the Thames in Central London in zone one 5 minute walk from classroom Across the street from London Bridge tube station Increasingly fashionable area with excellent shopping, restaurants, and pubs Near the Tower Bridge, Tower of London, Burrough Market, Hay’s Galleria, Tate Modern, and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre Guy’s Campus

  9. Details Cost and scholarships Admission Accommodations Excursions travel

  10. Costs $3,500 undergraduate indiana residents $5,000 undergraduate non-residents $4,000 graduate indiana residents $6,000 graduate non-residents Includes tuition, books, lodging, medical insurance, and three excursions Does not include airfare estimated at $1,000, airport transportation, Transportation in London, most meals, personal expenses, or additional travel $2,000 scholarships for eligible SPEA students

  11. Scholarships $2,000 SPEA scholarships available to eligible spea undergraduates with gpa 3.00 or above and graduate students in good academic standing Scholarship forms available in spea 201 or online at http://www.indiana.edu/~spea/spea_abroad/SPEA_scholarship_application_October%2023%202009.pdf Hutton honors college overseas study grants available to eligible undergraduate students on a competitive basis Additional information on overseas study scholarships and financial aid is available: IUB - http://www.indiana.edu/~overseas/first/financial-aid/index.shtml IUPUI - http://abroad.iupui.edu/aid/

  12. IUB Undergrad SPEA Students Indiana Residents Nonresidents Estimated Costs Program & airfare $4,500 Less SPEA scholarship -2,000 TOTAL Cost $2,500 Summer tuition IUB $1,525 Estimated fees & books +400 TOTAL Cost*$1,925 Net Cost $575 *Not including living expenses in Indiana, such as rent Estimated Costs Program & airfare $6,000 Less SPEA scholarship -2,000 TOTAL Cost $4,000 Summer tuition IUB $5,025 Estimated fees & books +400 TOTAL Cost*$5,425 Net Savings ($1,425) *Not including living expenses in Indiana, such as rent

  13. IUPUI Undergrad SPEA Students Indiana Residents Nonresidents Estimated Costs Program & airfare $4,500 Less SPEA scholarship -2,000 TOTAL Cost $2,500 Summer tuition IUB $1,450 Estimated fees & books +400 TOTAL Cost*$1,850 Net Cost $650 *Not including living expenses in Indiana, such as rent Estimated Costs Program & airfare $6,000 Less SPEA scholarship -2,000 TOTAL Cost $4,000 Summer tuition IUB $4,750 Estimated fees & books +400 TOTAL Cost*$5,150 Net Savings ($1,150) *Not including living expenses in Indiana, such as rent

  14. Admission Approximately 75 students admitted from iub and iupui, 20-30 students in each course section Undergraduate: preference given to students with 3.00 or above gpa; students with 2.75 or above may apply Graduate: students may apply if in good academic standing or admitted for fall 2011 Students from other departments are encouraged to apply, with preference given to admitted spea students Applications available online 1/4/2011–2/14/2011 http://www.indiana.edu/~overseas/apply/index.shtml

  15. Great Dover Street Apartments 5 minute walk to classroom Private rooms with full bath Full kitchen on each floor Mini-fridge in room Bed linens and towels provided Cleaning service 24/7 security desk Recreational facilities available

  16. Excursions Hop-on hop-off tour of London, including walking tours and Thames River boat tour Flight on the London Eye observation wheel and visit to the Tower of London Bus trip with professional guide to the ancient city of Bath, Windsor Castle, and Stonehenge , with a traditional pub lunch

  17. Travel There are many opportunities for travel, both before and after the program and on weekends during the program Travel in the British Isles by train or air – England, Scotland, Ireland, Northern Island, Wales Take the Eurostar to Paris or Brussels Book inexpensive flights to many European cities

  18. Courses Three course offerings Spea-v 450/V 550 6 credit hours

  19. It’s Your Choice Choose one of three different course topics: Managing Hazards in Europe and the United States I and II Regulatory reform in the US and EU I and II Nation Building I and II Each course topic offers six credit hours of V450/V550 credit (two, 3 credit hour courses) Each course will admit 20-30 students Each student can choose only one course topic Classes: Monday–Friday morning 10:00-11:30, Monday–Thursday afternoons 1:00-2:30, no class on Friday afternoons, excursions on first three wednesdays

  20. Managing Hazards Managing Hazards in Europe and the United States I and II Faculty: John Graham, RagnarLofstedt, and Sweta Chakraborty comparison of how the United States and Europe cope with known or potential hazards to human health, safety and the environment. 

  21. Sweta Chakraborty, King’s College, is a 3rd year PhD student at the King’s Centre for Risk Management. She is interested in pharmaceutical and public health issues. RagnarLofstedt, King’s College, is Professor of Risk Management and Director of the King’s Centre for Risk Management, where he teaches and conducts research on risk communication and management. John Graham, Indiana University SPEA, has been Dean since 2008. Dean Graham is an expert in government reform, energy and the environment, and the future of the automobile in developing and developed countries. Managing Hazards

  22. Regulatory Reform Regulatory reform in the US and EU I and II Faculty: John Graham, RagnarLofstedt, John Morrall, Justin Ross examine how and why specific regulations were developed, and how well they performed in meeting the social objectives of efficiency and fairness.

  23. John Morrall, George Mason University, affiliated senior scholar at the Mercatus Center and an independent consultant specializing in regulatory impact analysis, benefit-cost analysis, and regulatory reform and oversight. Justin Ross, Indiana University SPEA, specializes in public economics, urban/regional economics, spatial econometrics, applied microeconomics, quantile regressions, public finance, political economy, and game theory. See page 20 for photographs and descriptions of RagnarLofstedt and John Graham Regulatory Reform

  24. Nation Building Nation Building I and II Faculty: John Graham, Laura Kelly, and Jennifer Brass foundational theory of state building, the difference between a nation and a state, the Roles a state plays, and recent attempts at state building.

  25. Laura Kelly, European Policy Director at ONE, leads development of European policy agenda, including trade and investment, innovative finance, and climate change. Extensive development policy experience in government, non-government and academic sectors. Jennifer Brass, Indiana University SPEA, specializes in African politics, NGOs, international development, comparative public administration, governance, civil society, and political economy of development. See page 20 for photographs and descriptions of John Graham Nation Building

  26. General questions: SPEA IUB study abroad www.spea-abroad.info SPEA IUB study abroad office room 201 Advising questions: SPEA IUB undergrad office room 240 or speaugrad@indiana.edu SPEA IUB graduate office room 260 or speainfo@indiana.edu SPEA IUPUI undergrad office room 3027 or infospea@iupui.edu SPEA IUPUI graduate office room 3027 or speaga@iupui.edu Questions

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