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32 TRAVEL STUDY
Each year, the Graham School offers
opportunities for distinctive trips
abroad, to places both well known
and unusual. We are committed to
offering participants an exciting and
pleasant travel experience coupled
with serious in-depth study not
usually available while traveling
alone or on a tour. Distinguished
University faculty, scholars, and
other experts provide intellectual
renewal through stimulating
lectures, lively discussions, and
on-the-ground exploration. To
provide an exceptional educational
travel experience, our curriculumdriven
programs are designed to
deepen and broaden your understanding
of the sites visited. We
keep our groups small so that you
can enjoy the richness and stimulation
of the travel experience to the
fullest. Please visit our website at
grahamschool.uchicago.edu/
travelstudy for updates.
TO REGISTER
For a complete itinerary, and to
download a travel registration form,
please visit our website. For more
details, call 773.702.1723.
32 Travel Study
REGISTRATION
AND FEE
LIABILITY
Travel Study Program only
Deposits are nonrefundable. Full
tuition payment is due 90 days prior
to the start of the trip, unless otherwise
stated. Participants who have
not paid the full tuition by its due
date may forfeit their space in the
program. No refunds will be granted
after full tuition due date. Program
itineraries (such as program-related
dates, schedules, details, instructors,
and costs) for all our Travel
Study programs, although provided
in good faith based on information
available at the time of publication,
are subject to change and revision.
In the event that a program
is canceled in its entirety by the
Graham School, a full tuition refund
will be granted.
CANCELLATIONS
If you must cancel your enrollment,
up to 90 days before the beginning
of the trip, the deposit may be transferred
to another trip of your choice.
Transfers of deposits are valid for up
to 12 months from date of cancellation.
If you cancel your enrollment
90 days or fewer before the program
begins, no refund or transfer credit
will be given. In the event that a
program is canceled, the University
of Chicago Graham School shall
not be responsible for any expense
incurred by registrants, including
but not limited to travel expenses.
Vienna & Budapest: Dream
and Reality
Course Code TSVBDR
April 16–23, 2012
Registration deadline: March 1, 2012
Come explore the culture, history,
and mythology of the last days of the
Austro-Hungarian Empire, whose
legacy remains tangible today. We
will walk the streets of Vienna,
whose roots go back to Roman
days, and study the art, music, and
literature that once made it the
cultural capital of Europe. Students
will also visit nearby Budapest, the
other “capital” of the empire and a
jewel on the Danube. In both cities,
students will enjoy free time for
museums, shopping, and exploring
the rich culinary heritage of two of
Europe’s most spectacular cities.
Tour Leader
Cary Nathenson is associate dean
for Humanities, Arts, and Sciences
and Summer Session at the University
of Chicago’s Graham School. He
has taught German literature and
culture at Northwestern University,
University of Houston, Grinnell
College, and Duke University
and has published on German
film, German-Jewish topics, and
contemporary German society. Mr.
Nathenson studied at the University
of Vienna, the Pedagogical Academy
of Lower-Austria, and the Free
University of Berlin. He received a
PhD in German from Washington
University in St. Louis.