Johns Hopkins University Summer ESL

Program Description

ESL at The Johns Hopkins University Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) prepares international professionals and students to communicate effectively in academic and business environments. To complement formal daily morning language instruction, students attend class trips to meet with American policymakers, take part in weekly American studies seminars and visit cultural and political points of interest in Washington, D.C. Students also become proficient in using various multimedia materials and interactive software programs that are integral to the English language curriculum and todays world of global communications. Former participants have included diplomats, journalists, attorneys, executives and students from around the world.

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program details

tuition: $2,140

housing/meals: Students are responsible for finding their own room and board.

total cost: Students should have approximately $5,300 available during the program.

average class size: 8

maximum class size: N/A

current student count: 20


available housing options:

Due to the urban setting of our campus, SAIS has no residential facilities. Summer program participants are responsible for finding their own living accommodations in the Washington, D.C., area. However, housing options are available in Washington, D.C. through area universities and international student housing. Other housing possibilities include rooming in a group house or subletting an apartment for the summer months. Please indicate on your application if you would like more information on any of the suggestions listed above.

location information:

Located along Embassy Row in the heart of the intellectual and cultural resources of Washington, D.C., SAIS evinces a strong sense of community in an atmosphere of urban professionalism. SAIS is within walking distance of federal offices, international organizations, embassies, research institutions, multinational corporations, shops and restaurants.

application information:

Participants must have completed at least one year of undergraduate studies with at least a "B" average or equivalent. A TOEFL score, minimum 450 paper-based or 133 computer-based, is required. Additional information is available on our Web site.