This intensive program is for students who have elementary proficiency in Uzbek and want to develop their speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. Students who complete the course successfully complete the equivalent of the 2^nd-Year curriculum in the Department of Central Eurasian Languages at Indiana University and will reach a proficiency of Intermediate Mid or better. They will able to function effectively in an Uzbek-speaking environment; will be able to understand and work with authentic materials, including news, videos, podcasts, chats, stories, articles on familiar topics, etc.; and will have a solid foundation for travel or advanced study. The program develops familiarity with Uzbek culture through work with authentic materials and media, as well as Uzbek  activities and structured interactions with native speakers.

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• 160 hours of instruction
• 20+ hours of co-curricular activities
• ACTFL proficiency certificate
• FLAS eligible

Class Dates: June 8 – July 31, 2020

Class Times: Monday – Friday, 08:30 a.m.  12:30 p.m., plus afternoon activities

For full list of important dates: STUDENT HANDBOOK

Main Application & Scholarship Deadlines: January 31, 2020

Rolling Admissions: February 1 - May 8, 2020 

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This is a level 2 course. Prior experience is required, specifically

• Successful completion of 1st-Year Uzbek at Indiana University within last 12 months, OR
• Successful completion of placement exam (administered after admission but before payment of fees).

For students just beginning their study of Uzbek, Indiana University offers elementary and intermediate courses through its Central Eurasian Studies Department.

Workshop students live in Willkie Center in air-conditioned single rooms, sharing a lounge with other students studying the same language.

On-campus dining options in the summer are limited. Indiana University Meal plans are available, but the number of cafeterias and hours of operations are limited. Most Workshop students prefer pay-as-you-go dining.