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ETBD Cohort

Students majoring or minoring in Emergency Technology and Business Design are encouraged to join a specialized cohort headed to Luxembourg each semester. Remain on track with graduation and major requirements as you complete coursework, while also getting European experience, and the possibility to travel. Additionally, ETBD students have the opportunity to complete an internship while abroad that may further their academic and professional goals.

The Luxembourg ETBD cohort will begin in Fall 2025. Contact the program director for more information and to apply.

Program Director: Russ Hamer, Ph.D.

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Architecture Program

The MUDEC Architecture and Interior Design Cohort allows students to continue their architecture and interior design studies in Luxembourg. Each fall semester, architecture and interior design students study with fellow ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉúans in a 15th-century château and live with local host families. Professors include both ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú faculty and design professionals living in Luxembourg. Students experience the local culture firsthand and have multiple travel opportunities across Europe, including a "study tour" course that includes a 5-day-long field trip to another European country.

ARC and ID students can easily obtain an additional 16 credit hours with 11 of those in the major itself, keeping you on track for graduation and major requirements.

The Architecture cohort currently runs during the Fall semester. Contact the program for more information and to begin the application process. ARC and ID students should also apply directly through the MUDEC Semester program application.

Point of Contact: Gerardo Brown-Manrique (brownmg@miamioh.edu)

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Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health (KNH)

Each fall semester the Kinesiology, Nutrition and Health department offers the opportunity for a group of students to live and learn in Luxembourg with department faculty. Students are able to complete required coursework in their major and in the ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú Global Plan. Possible collaboration also exists with a neighboring university that focuses on health, exercise and sports.

The semester abroad provides a unique global experience to explore kinesiology, nutrition and health in Europe while living and engaging with the Luxembourg culture and community. Students will have multiple travel opportunities across Europe to enhance their global citizenship.

The KNH cohort currently runs during the Fall semester. Contact the program for more information and to begin the application process. KNH students should also apply directly through the MUDEC Semester program application.

Point of Contact: Ms. Jennifer Krauth (edwardjl@miamioh.edu)

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SLAM Program

Live and study in Luxembourg at ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú University’s John E. Dolibois European Center while taking Sport ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉúhip and Management (SLAM) classes from SLAM faculty. All classes are taught in the Château in Luxembourg. SLAM faculty advise students to be sure their academic plan applies toward graduation requirements. Students gain international sport management experience during collaborations with Lunex University (in Differdange), European sport clubs, and sport organizations.

SLAM students can easily obtain an additional 15 credit hours with 6 of those in the major itself, keeping you on track for graduation and major requirements.

The SLAM cohort currently runs during the Spring semester. Contact the program for more information and to begin the application process. SLAM students should also apply directly through the MUDEC Semester program application.

Point of Contact: Adam Beissel (abeissel@ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉúOH.edu)

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Student Teaching in Luxembourg

Those with student teaching placements in Europe will be placed in an International or European School with an English curriculum in Luxembourg for 8 weeks (mid-October to mid-December for Fall or mid-March to mid-May for Spring). Housing will be with experienced host families or possibly in apartments.

Advantages of this student teaching option include: close proximity to staff and students of the ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú University Luxembourg Center (MUDEC) for support and travel opportunities; the combination of student teaching in a U.S. and an international setting, allowing for professional and personal growth in differing contexts; multiple easy weekend travel options throughout western Europe; and financial support from an EHS scholarship fund specifically allocated for this program. EHS students can travel during a  or as part of their .

Currently, students may study abroad in either fall or spring.

Point of Contact: Molly Sawyer (sawyermk@miamioh.edu)

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