Study Opportunity in Kuwait

Date: December 26 2011

Dr. Mohammed Akacem
Metropolitan State College of Denver
Faculty Director, Kuwait Study Abroad program

The University of Colorado Boulder is offering students at all universities the amazing opportunity to earn 6 credits of coursework on an intensive study abroad program to Kuwait. This 3-week summer Global Seminar gives students an inside look at the economy, politics & society in the Middle East through meetings and visits with bankers, politicians, oil executives, families, and students. The small group size allows for one-on-one interaction with these experts, giving students a chance to make connections in their field of interest.
http://studyabroad.colorado.edu/?go=KuwaitGS

Students are welcome to contact Sarah Westmoreland (Program manager at CU-Boulder Study Abroad Programs) with questions or for additional information: Sarah.Westmoreland@colorado.edu.

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