What's so extraordinary about Dutch housing and urbanism? Travel there this spring to find out -- and get continuing education credits!
The College of Design's School of Architecture and Continuing Education office offer a seven-day travel-learn opportunity for professionals in conjunction with a May Term 2008 course for students. Organized and hosted by Professor Julia Robinson, participants will stay in Utrecht's city-center, tour architecture and landscape sites, and engage in dialogue with Dutch professionals and students as they compare Dutch and American approaches to housing and urban design, sustainable planning, and development. Explore the national transportation system by bicycle, bus, and train. Field trips and seminars led by Dutch professionals will provide over 30 continuing education hours, as they answer the question, "What is so extraordinary about Dutch housing and urbanism?"
Download the Netherlands trip flyer (.pdf; 1.9Mb)
Course Dates: June 1-June 8, 2008
Location: Utrecht, Netherlands
Informational meeting:
Thursday, January 31, 2008
6:00-7:30 p.m.
225 Rapson Hall, University of Minnesota
89 Church Street SE, Minneapolis
For more information, visit the Web site or contact Julia Robinson, robin003@umn.edu, 612-624-5733
Continuing Education: Earn more than 30 hours of AIA continuing education credits and up to 26 HSW.
Cost: Program Fee: $3,200* for a single room or $2,900* for a double occupancy room (please designate your roommate when you register), plus airfare and food.
* Program fee includes tuition, travel insurance, orientation, hotel, breakfasts, 2 lunches, 4 dinners, seminars, and field trips. Participants are responsible for airfare and costs associated with independent travel and other daily dining expenses.
Reservations: Registration fee is due March 28, 2008.
Cancellations and Refund Policy: The confirmation deposit is non-refundable. Refund of remaining program fees is prorated based on the date of cancellation. See CDCE Cancellation and Refund Policy for further details.
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