Bing Overseas Studies Program

Up one level:

Undergraduate Education

Program Director: Norman Naimark

Stanford Program in Australia

Director, Centre for Marine Studies, University of Queensland: Ove Hoegh-Guldberg

Faculty-in-Residence: Kevin Arrigo

Program Faculty: Bill Casey, Sophie Dove, Norm Duke, John Hall, Ron Johnstone, Ian Lilly, Selina Ward

Stanford Program in Beijing

Director: Xiaohong Shen

Faculty-in-Residence: Liqun Luo, Xueguang Zhou

Program Faculty: Dong Chen, Li Chen, Bobai Li, Kun Li, Shizhou Wang, Yan Wang, Li'an Zhou, Yun Zhou, Xiaoya Zhu

Stanford Program in Berlin

Director: Karen Kramer

Faculty-in-Residence: Eric Roberts, Lauren Rusk, Myra Strober, Carl Weber

Program Faculty: Maria Biege, Ulrich Brückner, Dubravka Friesel, Martin Jander, Wolf-D. Junghanns, Ingo Klein, Sylvia Kloetzer, Matthias Pabsch, Christian Saehrendt, Jari Splettstoesser, Sylke Tempel, Jeffrey Trevino, Jochen Wohlfeil

Stanford Program in Cape Town

Director: Timothy Stanton

Faculty-in-Residence: Grant Parker, H. Brent Solvason

Program Faculty: Mohamed Adhikari, Azeem Badroodien, Aslam Fataar, Janice McMillan, Nicoli Nattrass, Xolani Ngazimbi, Sophie Oldfield, John Parkington, Jeremy Seekings, Mary Simons, Nolubabalo Tyam

Stanford Program in Florence

Director: Ermelinda Campani

Faculty-in-Residence: Alessandro Barchiesi, Giovanna Ceserani, Anne Kiremidjian, Fiorenza Micheli

Program Faculty: Khaled Fouad Allam, Pompeo Della Posta, Paolo Galluzzi, Giuseppe Mammarella, Leonardo Morlino, Fiorenza Quercioli, Filippo Rossi, Timothy Verdon

Stanford Center for Technology and Innovation (SCTI)—Kyoto

Director: Andrew Horvat

Faculty-in-Residence: Miyako Inoue

Program Faculty: Peter Duus, Toshihiko Hayashi, Catherine Ludvik

Stanford Program in Madrid

Director: Santiago Tejerina-Canal

Faculty-in-Residence: Deborah Gordon, Maria-Paz Haro, John Kunz

Program Faculty: Francisco Javier Bobillo de la Peña, María Teresa Camblor Portilla, Julia Doménech, Sylvia Hilton, Sheila Klaiber, Miguel Larrañaga Zulueta, Pablo de Lora del Toro, Antonio Muñoz, Laura Murcia

Stanford Program in Moscow

Director: Alexander Abashkin

Faculty-in-Residence: Nancy Tuma

Program Faculty: Tatyana Boldyreva, Maxim Bratersky, Galina Filatova, Edward Ivanian, Sergey Kortunov, Liza Kurganova, Vladimir Mau, Sergei Medvedev, Vadim Novikov

Stanford Program in Oxford

Director: Geoffrey Tyack

Faculty-in-Residence: Larry Friedlander, Rona Giffard, John Willinsky

Program Faculty: Andrew Baker, Giovanni Capoccia, Helena Chance, Helen Kidd, Robert McMahon, Amanda Palmer, Emma Plaskitt, Richard Rowley

Stanford Program in Paris

Director: Estelle Halevi

Faculty-in-Residence: Cécile Alduy, Eve Clark, Julie Parsonnet

Program Faculty: Ken Berman, Colette Deremble, Jean Paul Deremble, Jean-Marie Fessler, Sonia Gourevitch, Patrick Guedon, Choukri Hmed, Tiphanie Karsenti, Jacques Le Cacheux, Benoit Leguet, Florence Mercier, Marie-Madeleine Mervant-Roux, Elizabeth Molkou, Anne Muxel,Christian de Perthuis, Martial Poirson, Pauline Reychman, Marie-Christine Ricci, Françoise Rullier, Sylvie Strudel, Fabrice Virgili

Stanford Program in Santiago

Director: Iván Jaksic

Faculty-in-Residence: Thomas Fingar, Zephyr Frank, Robert Siegel

Program Faculty: Mabel Abad, César Albornoz, Andrés Bobbert, Ignacio Briones, Marcela Bustamante, Germán Correa, Claudio Fuentes, Sergio Micco, Sergio Missana, Oscar Muñoz, Alvaro Palma, Hernan Pons, Bernardo Subercaseaux

Program Offices: Ground Floor, Sweet Hall, 590 Escondido Mall

Mail Code: 94305-3089

Phone: (650) 723-3558

Email: bospstudy@lists.stanford.edu

Web Site: http://bosp.stanford.edu

Courses offered by the Overseas Studies Program are listed on the Stanford Bulletin's ExploreCourses web site under subject codes beginning with OSP: Overseas Studies Australia [OSPAUSTL], Beijing [OSPBEIJ], Berlin [OSPBER], Florence [OSPFLOR], General [OSPGEN], Kyoto [OSPKYOTO], Madrid [OSPMADRD], Moscow [OSPMOSC], Oxford [OSPOXFRD], Paris [OSPPARIS], and Santiago [OSPSANTG].

The Bing Overseas Studies Program (BOSP) provides opportunities for Stanford students to broaden their undergraduate education through study in another country and immersion in its culture. Regular programs in Australia, Beijing, Berlin, Cape Town, Florence, Kyoto, Madrid, Moscow, Oxford, Paris, and Santiago offer courses in social and natural sciences, humanities, and engineering with full Stanford credit. Many courses also count toward major requirements and/or fulfill General Education Requirements. Students may enroll for one or more quarters at most locations. Academic or paid internships are available at the Berlin, Florence, Kyoto-SCTI, Madrid, Moscow, and Paris programs. Research opportunities are available in various formats at different centers. Minimum academic and language prerequisites are specific to each program. See http://bosp.stanford.edu for information on these requirements.

While studying overseas through BOSP, students remain registered at Stanford and pay regular tuition, along with the overseas fee, which is based on Stanford room and board rates. Regular financial aid applies, and may be increased to cover additional costs. At most centers, students live in a homestay or with local students.

Overseas Studies also offers a limited number of special programs. In addition to programs offered for enrolled Stanford students, the University is a member of two consortia: the Consortium for Advanced Studies in Barcelona and the Kyoto Consortium for Japanese Studies.

Overseas Studies, located on the ground floor of Sweet Hall, has full-time staff members and student advisers to assist in planning for overseas study. Course information, while accurate at the time of publication, is subject to change. See http://bosp.stanford.edu for updated information.

Explore Degrees Archive, 2009-10

Explore Courses

Alphabetical Index

Bulletin Archive

Bing Overseas Studies Program