Thank you so much to our amazing donors! Thanks to you we are already 75% of the way to our goal. Thanks to you our students are able to make forever bonds and connections through language and history. Take it from Lousie:
Traveling abroad to Leipzig was one of the best experiences of my life. I am so grateful for everything I learned, from observing different cultural intricacies to improving my German language skills.
I was able to connect my family's history with certain landmarks we visited during our excursions, which was very special to me. I will forever have a bond with the friends I met while abroad and can't wait to get back to Germany someday!
- Louise Taylor
It has been about a week since the start of the campaign and I am happy to say that we have hit 54% of our crowdfunding goal! Thanks to our generous donors! your contributions help our students make lifelong connections to other cultures, languages and friends, through the immersion that studying abroad provides. Take it from Ben, who participated last year:
Studying abroad in Leipzig was a great opportunity to experience another culture and immerse myself in another language. I've traveled abroad many times before, but never truly immersed myself in a foreign culture like I did in Germany. This program has given me a unique outlook on a culture different from mine, and I've continued to learn about German culture through the connection I've made with my German peer at Leipzig University. I still remain in contact with my German peer, and continue to mutually benefit from the experiences we've shared and culture we've experienced
-Ben Lee
In celebration of the Arizona Summer Study in Leipzig program’s 22nd year.
Students spend the month of June – 30 days – in Leipzig, with excursions to the medieval town of Wernigerode and day trips to Dresden and Erfurt.
Since 2003, four hundred and twelve (412) students have participated in the program.
Founded in 1409, Leipzig University is Germany’s second oldest university and with more than 29,000 students, it is the largest in Saxony.