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Tuition Rates for Summer 2006

SLI Programs 2006CreditsDatesCost

8-week Intensive Russian

Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, & Fourth-Year Intensive Russian		 8 June 5 - July 28
(In Pittsburgh)		 $2,914
(tuition only)

6-week Intensive East European Languages

Beginning Intensive Bulgarian, Hungarian,  & Ukrainian

Beginning & Intermediate Intensive Croatian, Polish, Serbian, & Slovak

Advanced Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian		 6 June 5- July 14
(In Pittsburgh)		 $2,242
(tuition only)

5+5 Pitt-Moscow Program

Beginning through Fourth-year Intensive Russian

PLUS Fulbright-funded Heritage Speakers 5+5 Moscow		 10 June 5-July 8 (Pittsburgh)
July 9-August 11 (Moscow)		 $4,656
plus airfare
(includes housing and travel in Russia; does not include Pittsburgh housing)

6+4 Pittsburgh/Poland Program

Beginning and Intermediate Intensive Polish		 10 June 5-July 14 (Pittsburgh)
July 18-August 11(Poland)		 $4,656
plus airfare
(includes housing and travel in Poland; does not include Pittsburgh housing)

1+5 Pittsburgh/Belgrade, Sarajevo, Zagreb

For Heritage Speakers of Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian		 6 June 5-10 (Pittsburgh)
June 11-July 14 (Belgrade, Sarajevo, Zagreb)		 $2986
plus airfare
(includes housing and travel in region; does not include Pittsburgh housing)

4 Weeks in Poland

Beginning with prior Polish study (second semester) and Intermediate (third semester)		 4 July 18-August 11 (Poland) $2,170
plus airfare
(includes housing and travel in Poland)

4 Weeks in Bulgaria

(write or call for more information)		 4 July 18-August 11 (Bulgaria) $2,170
plus airfare
(includes housing and travel in Bulgaria)

*Airfare is not included in the cost of the 5+5 Pittsburgh/Moscow Program or the 6+4 Pittsburgh/Poland Program. Airfare reservations are made by the department, and the group travels together as a whole.
*If further information is needed, please contact the administrative office.



Financial Aid

SUMMER INSTITUTION TUITION SCHOLARSHIPS (for all languages):

A number of full and partial tuition scholarships will be available to all applicants. Sources include funding from SSRC (Social Science Research Council), ACLS (American Council of Learned Societies), REES, and SLI scholarships. Applicants should be able to demonstrate a) high academic quality, and b) financial need.


FOREIGN LANGUAGE AREA STUDIES FELLOWSHIP (for all languages):

Open to graduate students working toward their M.A. or Ph.D. in any field. The target language must relate to the student's research and/or professional goals. A number of awards will include tuition and stipend; other will provide tuition only.



Housing

8-Week Intensive Russian and 6-Week Intensive East European Language in Pittsburgh:

  • The cost of the dormitory in summer 2005 was $24.80 per night. The 2006 figure has not yet been announced. The summer program staff can provide information on how to secure a subleased room or apartment. Please email or call for information.
  • PLEASE NOTE: Residence in a dormitory is not obligatory. The dorm is made available primarily to out-of-state or guest students. Residents of Pittsburgh are not obligated to live on campus, but take their lunch with other program participants on designated dates.
  • There is no dining program available for the summer.

5+5 Pittsburgh/Moscow Program and 6+4 Pittsburgh/Poland Program:

  • The same information is applicable for the time in Pittsburgh.
  • For the time students spend abroad, students are required to live in a dormitory which will be provided.

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