Uzbek

ABOUT THE UZBEK PROGRAM

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Part of the Workshop for over three decades, the accelerated, proficiency-based Uzbek program was developed in collaboration with the Department of Central Eurasian Studies at Indiana University. The program combines formal classroom instruction and extracurricular activities to increase both the linguistic competence and the cultural literacy of participants.The program is based on the use of authentic materials, including the live participation of faculty and facilitators from Uzbekistan.

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2021 SAMARKAND PROGRAM SUSPENDED

Due to uncertainties surrounding Indiana University's ability to deliver a safe and pedagogically effective program in Uzbekistan in July 2021, the overseas component of the program has been suspended. The 2021 Uzbek programs will be offered in an online/on-campus format, described below. The Workshop looks forward to re-launching the Samarkand program in 2022.

ONLINE OR IN-PERSON: YOU HAVE OPTIONS

This course can be taken online or in person. Regardless of modality, this intensive language course emphasizes interpersonal communicative skills. It features several hours a day of real-time work with the instructor and with fellow students, in addition to independent study, homework, and co-curricular activities.

In-person instruction is provided on the Bloomington campus of Indiana University. On-campus housing is available.

(In the event that Indiana University is unable to offer on-campus housing in summer 2021 for public safety reasons, this course will be conducted fully online. Details will be announced in spring 2021.)

Uzbek Level 1 provides beginners a solid introduction to the language, equivalent to the 1^st-Year curriculum in the Department of Central Eurasian Studies at Indiana University.

Students who complete the course successfully will reach a proficiency of Intermediate Low or better. They will be able to communicate in day-to-day situations, will be able to read and write effectively on familiar topics, and will have a solid foundation for further study or travel.

The first, online, half of the program introduces Uzkeb culture through authentic materials and media, as well as through structured interactions with staff and faculty from the overseas program.

The second, overseas, half of the program immerses students in Uzbek culture with guided extramural activities, excursions, and host-family living, while deepening student mastery of the language through daily intensive classroom instruction.

DATES

Class Dates: June 7 – July 30, 2021

Class Times: Pending

For full list of important dates: STUDENT HANDBOOK

Priority Admission & Scholarship Application Deadline: January 29, 2021

Rolling Admissions: February 1 -- May 7, 2021

ELIGIBILITY

This course is open to all, including

Students from Indiana University
Students from other universities and colleges
Graduate, undergraduate, and community college students
Life-long learners
High-school students over age 16

COSTS & CREDIT

ESTIMATED TUITION AND FEES

$2,480 (8 undergraduate credits*)
$705 (IU combined mandatory fee for 6+ credits)
$250 (Language Workshop fee)

OTHER COSTS

Dorm Housing, $32/night, if applicable
Meals: vary
Travel: varies
Textbooks: vary

All prices subject to change. Participants are responsible for checking current prices and details before signing billing, housing or meal contracts. Rates based on data available in September 2020, namely Fall 2020 tuition and Summer 2021 fees.

*6 graduate credits for graduate students enrolled at Indiana University. Regular graduate fees apply.

FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES

Title VIII Fellowships

Up to $9,500 to cover tuition, academic fees, study-abroad fees, travel, stipend. Merit based. For graduate students and scholars of the former Soviet Union or Eastern Europe

Language Workshop Scholarship Fund

Up to $2,500. Merit based.

ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Malik Hodjaev, senior Lecturer for Uzbek at Indiana University, holds an MA in Education and Language Teaching from the Samarkand and Moscow Pedagogical Universities. Born in Samarkand, he is a native Uzbek speaker with extensive language teaching experience.

Prior to joining Indiana University in 2002, he directed the Regional Language Center and taught English and American Studies in Samarkand.

Mr. Hodjaev has almost two decades of experience in distance language teaching and over a decade of experience teaching summer accelerated courses. He has been teaching Uzbek online hybrid courses since 2017.

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STUDENT HANDBOOK

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ONLINE OR IN-PERSON: YOU HAVE OPTIONS

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ESTIMATED TUITION AND FEES

OTHER COSTS

FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES

Title VIII Fellowships

Language Workshop Scholarship Fund

ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR

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Uzbek

ABOUT THE UZBEK PROGRAM

2021 SAMARKAND PROGRAM SUSPENDED

ONLINE OR IN-PERSON: YOU HAVE OPTIONS

DATES

ELIGIBILITY

COSTS & CREDIT

ESTIMATED TUITION AND FEES

OTHER COSTS

FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES

Title VIII Fellowships

Language Workshop Scholarship Fund

ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR

MORE INFORMATION

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