STUDY ABROAD

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Summer 2019Poland

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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

REAL-WORLD ENGAGEMENT: Students master basic knowledge of microbiological science, get hands-on lab experience and learn about the history of Eastern Europe and how the events of World War II influenced medical science. This course takes place in Wroclaw, a major science and cultural center of Poland and a key city in the development of medical science and microbiology during and after the war.

Course MICR3050/51 (4 credits); IS2100 (3 credits).

What to expectMaster basic knowledge of microbiological science through lectures and hands-on lab experiences.

2019 program datesMay 20–June 21.

InstructorLukasz Kozubowski and faculty of the Institute of Genetics and Microbiology at the University of Wroclaw, Poland.

PrerequisitesCH 1010 and CH 1020, and one of the following combinations: BIOL 1030 and BIOL 1050, BIOL 1040 and BIOL 1060 or BIOL 1100 and BIOL 1110.

How to applyApplications are due by March 1, 2019.➤ Apply at: https://bit.ly/2NCOLi4

Find out more ➤ Web: clemson.edu/science/abroad➤Email Adam Hunter: hunter3@clemson.edu

General Microbiology in Poland

During this five-week program, explore the medical science of microbiology through lectures and lab exercises guided by expert faculty. An industry site tour introduces students to industrial microbiology.

Students will take a guided trip to the medieval city of Krakow, hike the picturesque Karkonosze Mountains and — during free weekends — have opportunities to explore such nearby cities as Warsaw, Berlin, Prague and others.

Stay in one of two 18-story residences for international students that provide a panoramic view of the city from near the city center.

“The program was one of my most memorable Clemson moments that I will hold on to for life. We were immersed in a culture not many people fully appreciate. Both scientific and cultural values of Poland were explored.”

— Rachel HannahGENETICS

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