Arts & Architecture, Business, Education, Journalism, Sciences & Environment, Social Sciences
Program Overview
Setting Description:
Since the end of military rule and the return of a stable democracy in 1990, Chile has proven an attractive site for university-level study. Chilean history covers all phases and models that students may have studied and wish to learn about first-hand. Santiago, Chile's largest city with 5 million inhabitants, combines a pleasant mixture of colonial buildings and parks with the convenience of modern transportation and the look of newer architecture.
Cost:
Semester Tuition (includes health insurance): $12,650. Year Tuition (includes health insurance): $25,300
