| 1st Term (Winter) | Late February to mid-July |
| 2nd Term (Fall) | Mid-July to mid-December |
| Academic Year | July to July |
Instruction in Spanish
Apartment, private residence halls, or home stay
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12-16 Michigan in-residence credits per term
- Junior or Senior standing
- Minimum 3.0 GPA overall
- Minimum 5 semesters college-level Spanish or equivalent
After a two-week orientation and language course at La Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and finishing by enrolling in regular courses alongside Chilean students. Courses may include, but are not limited to art, geography, history, literature, philosophy, political science, and sociology. Católica also offers minor programs in contemporary Latin American and contemporary Chile to foreign students studying for two terms. (This is not the same as obtaining a minor in Latin American & Caribbean Studies [LACS] at U-M, although some of the Católica courses may fulfill LACS requirements.)
Host university web link: Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
University of Michigan & University of Wisconsin-Madison: Santiago, Chile's Program Website
Guide for Accepted Students: Santiago FALL Program Handbook (PDF)
Guide for Accepted Students: Santiago WINTER Program Handbook (PDF)
General OIP Study Abroad Manual (PDF)
Talk with a program Student Alum: E-Advisor
Talk with Chile's Study Abroad Advisor: oip-chile@umich.edu
OIP Study Abroad Programs
Non-OIP Study Abroad Programs
OIP Study Abroad Fair
Applying
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