CHID International Programs

The Program in the Comparative History of Ideas is widely recognized and respected for its innovative and transformative international programs. We believe that a “foreign” experience should be a part of every liberal education, not as a means of escape or self-affirmation, but as a path toward critical realistic participation in a world that is both increasingly unified and persistently diverse. Our primary goal is to expose carefully cultivated communities of students and faculty to the complexity of the world through exposure to other cultures and through self reflection, recognizing that cultural horizons are historically constructed.

-excerpt from the CHID International Programs Statement of Principles

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Featured Programs
Cape Town, South Africa
Spring 2009

Prague, Czech Republic
Spring 2009

All CHID Programs
2009 2010 Future Programs
Summer Autumn Winter Spring
Iceland F
Prague, Czech Republic F
Rome, Italy F
Peru F
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil F
Viet Nam F
Berlin, Germany F
Rome, Italy F
Muscat, Oman
Auroville, India
Trinidad &Tobago
Dunedin/Auckland, New Zealand
Padova, Italy

F = program full
(applications still accepted for wait list)

 
Announcements

Scholarships! Application Deadline for Spring Quarter Study Abroad Programs is April 30 & Deadline for Summer is July 16.
Global Opportunities Scholarships for Study Abroad
The Global Opportunities Scholarships increase the access to international learning opportunities for students with significant financial need.

Fritz Undergraduate Scholarships for Study Abroad
Fritz Undergraduate Scholarships are funded by the Chester Fritz Endowment, which supports international study or research by UW undergraduate students in the social sciences and humanities.

UW Study Abroad Health Insurance is now available!!!
This is a new insurance option, specifically designed for UW students who are studying abroad. More information is available on the IP&E website.

Questions?
For more information, contact:
 
Comparative History of Ideas (CHID)
Box 354300
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195
(206) 543-7333.