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THIS
SU MMER
Exp and your
kn owledge
by several
d egrees!
2011
WHY CHOOSE
QUEBEC CITY?
• It’s the capital of • There are numerous festivals
the province of Quebec and arts events
• It’s a crown jewel among • 400 years of history will make
UNESCO World Heritage for a stay you’ll never forget
Sites • Its hospitality is legendary
• It has majestic beauty • It has a host of museums,
and European charm theaters, concert venues,
• It’s one of North America’s cinemas, and art galleries
most-visited cities • And it’s super for sports
• Its quality of life and nature lovers, with plenty
is exceptional of green space and lots of
• It’s reputed for its outdoor activities
culture galore
UNIVERSITÉ LAVAL
• 45,000 STUDENTS, INCLUDING 4,000 FROM 112 COUNTRIES OUTSIDE CANADA
• LOCATED IN ONE OF CANADA’S SAFEST CITIES
• A GREEN CAMPUS AND EXCEPTIONAL LIFESTYLE
SUMMER SCHOOLS
> 50 summer school or university programs, including 12 in the Gaspé region and one each in China,
Panama and Mexico
> A wide range of disciplines
> High quality credit and non-credit courses
> A renowned interdisciplinary approach
> A diverse student body including university students and Quebec or foreign professionals
> Exposure to new learning methods and new cultures
> An opportunity to forge ties between generations and across ethnic backgrounds
> A truly international experience from one to eight weeks, May 1 to September 2, 2011
> Also offering on request, projects for foreign partners of Université Laval
REGULAR CLASSES OFFERED DURING THE SUMMER
> Some 1 300 regular courses in a range of disciplines, in immersion or regular sessions
> 17 faculties on the Université Laval campus
> The summer 2011 session runs from May 2 to August 19
DISTANCE LEARNING (INTERNET)
> Choose from 120 distance courses
> University Laval professors and instructors provide support for students
> Same high quality, relevant course content as in regular classroom courses
> Delivered using a rich, diverse range of communication and pedagogic methods
SUMMER SCHOOLS
SUMMER SCHOOLS, FACULTY OF MUSIC
ARTS AND HERITAGE
Immersion Course in Eutony I
INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL 10 th anniv
August 1 to 12, 2011
ersary
IN PERCÉ (GASPÉSIE) Eutony: Theory and Practice I (Master’s level Microprogram
The International Summer School in Percé will for the tenth year offer one and two- in Eutony)
week immersion programs in the visual arts, design, architecture, music, and phi- August 15 to 26, 2011
losophy. They include non-credit creative workshops for personal enrichment and
international master classes at the master’s level, for credit.
SUMMER UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF LETTERS
Built Heritage and Cultural Landscape, a Field Course
Val d’Espoir (Gaspésie), May 16 to June 3, 2011 Heritage and New Technologies
Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, May 29 to June 5, 2011
The Grammar of Space—Techniques for Artists and Travelers
June 13 to 17, 2011
SUMMER SCHOOL, FACULTY OF THEOLOGY
The Extraordinary Typographic World of David Jones AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES
June 20 to 24, 2011
Arts and Religious Heritage: Theology and Practice
Body and Voice, a Practical Synthesis: Shining the Scientific Séminaire de Québec, Vieux Québec, 1er au 6 mai 2011
Spotlight on the Act of Singing
June 27 to July 1, 2011
Creative Workshop in the Visual Arts: Scientific Understanding SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
and Pictorial Representations of the Human Body
July 4 to 8, 2011 SUMMER SCHOOL, INSTITUT HYDRO-QUÉBEC
EN ENVIRONNEMENT, DÉVELOPPEMENT ET
Between the Words and Behind the Images
SOCIÉTÉ (INSTITUT EDS)
July 11 to 15, 2011
Sustainable Development Summer Internship in Panama (4th edition)
Creative Workshop in Character Design July and August, 20111
July 18 to 22, 2011
Master Class—Workshop/Seminar on the Idea of Memory SUMMER SCHOOLS IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
July 25 to August 5, 2011 EDUCATION FOR MASTER TEACHERS
Master Class in Philosophy: Beauty… from Plato to 1 - Summer School in Environmental Education and Sustainable
Contemporary Art Development
August 8 to 19, 2011 August 15 to 19, 2011
Interdisciplinary Master’s Program in Art with Exam 2 - Summer School in Sustainable Development Education for
August 8 to 19, 2011 Master Teachers
Creative Workshop in Digital Photography August 15 to 19, 2011
August 22 to 26, 2011
Creative Workshop in Digital Photography: Photography MAY
Project Week
August 29 to September 2, 2011 1 2 3 4 1
International Summer School in Percé
Arts and Heritage and New Technologies
Religious
Heritage Summer School in Economic Development
Francophonie in
Terrorism the Americas Frontiers in Neurophotonics the Americas
School of languages - French foreign language, Training for Teachers, French Mother Tongue, Englis
International school
in orthophony Summer Business School
Experiencing Business in Mexico
International Law Women’s Work
and Investment Revisited Men
FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES French Foreign Language
Summer School in Economic Development (English) May 9 to June 10 and
May 29 to June 18, 2011 July 4 to August 5, 2011
1 – Development Policy Modeling Training for Teachers
May 29 to June 4, 2011 (Teaching Quebec French,
Culture and Society)
2 – Measuring and Fighting Poverty July 4 to 22, 2011
June 5 to 11, 2011
French Mother Tongue
3 – Statistical Techniques for Development Analysis May 2 to June 17, 2011
June 12 to 18, 2011
OTHER LANGUAGES
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES English
Immersion classes, May 2 to June 17, 2011 (from Monday to Thursday)
SUMMER SCHOOLS, INSTITUT QUÉBÉCOIS DES Regular classes, May 2 to June 17 and July 4 to August 19, 2011
HAUTES ÉTUDES INTERNATIONALES German, Arabic and Italian
International Summer School on Terrorism (3 edition) rd Regular classes, May 2 to June 17, 2011
May 1 to 7, 2011 Spanish
International Summer School on the Americas (8th edition) Immersion classes, May 2 to 20 and May 23 to June 10, 2011
May 8 to 14, 2011 Regular classes, May 2 to June 17 and July 4 to August 19, 2011
International Summer School on Francophonie in the Americas Mandarin (Chinese) and Japanese
(2nd edition) Immersion classes, May 2 to 20 and May 23 to June 10, 2011
May 29 to June 4, 2011 Russian
Immersion classes, May 2 to June 10, 2011
LANGUAGES AND CULTURES INTERNSHIP IN CHINA
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES Yueyang (China)
May 15 to July 9, 2011
The School of Languages offers classes and internships to help you develop your linguistic
skills, enrich your cultural knowledge, and learn at an accelerated pace. Take time this sum-
mer to brush up on your French, English, or any of the seven other languages we teach.
JUNE JULY AUGUST
Week Week Week
2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
Immersion Course in Eutony I Eutony: Theory and Practice I
nt Sustainable Development Summer Internship in Panama
Summer schools
Horizon Quebec: Management in French in sustainable
development
ish, German, Arabic, Italian, Spanish, Mandarin (Chinese), Japanese, Russian and Internship in China education
n and Gods The World of Cluny
ALSO OFFERED
SUMMER CAMPS
While the grown-ups expand their knowledge by several degrees, the kids will enjoy
developing their talents.
PEPS Day Camps
Daily camps for kids, whatever sports they love: swimming, rock climbing, soccer, tennis,
trampoline, and more. See camp lists and schedules at www.peps.ulaval.ca.
Sport and Science Excellence Day Camps
SCIENCES AND ADMINISTRATION (in cooperation with the Faculty of Science and Engineering and PEPS)
July 11 to 15 and July 18 to 22, 2011
SUMMER SCHOOLS, FACULTY OF BUSINESS
Two one-week camps for kids ages 12 to 14. To view the program go to www.peps.ulaval.ca.
ADMINISTRATION
Summer Business School (in English) Faculty of Music Day Camps
May 21 to June 15, 2011 July 18 to August 26, 2011
Held daily on the Université Laval campus. Choose from immersion camp (two sessions
Horizon Quebec: Management in French a day for two weeks), introductory music camp, or garage band camp for kids ages 5 to 15.
June 13 to July 15, 2011 - This session is full
Experiencing Business in Mexico Camp Shad Valley
May 1 to June 30, 2011 - This session is full June 27 to July 23, 2011
The young leaders of tomorrow are invited to this bilingual enrichment program in the
sciences, technologies, and entrepreneurship. Université Laval offers the only Shad Val-
FACULTY OF MEDICINE SUMMER SCHOOL ley session that is bilingual. Campers should be fluent in English and French.
International school in orthophony
June 13 to 17, 2011
ACCOMMODATIONS
On-campus accommodations at the Université Laval include 2,300 single rooms. Rooms
INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL
with private baths or studios with private baths and kitchenettes are also available. To book
IN NEUROPHOTONICS online, go to www.residences.ulaval.ca.
Frontiers in Neurophotonics (in English and French) (5th edition) If you prefer to stay off campus, go to www.global-reservation.com for a list with a
May 18 to 28, 2011 large range of prices.
If you are attending the International School in Percé, go to www.perce.ulaval.ca.
SOCIETIES VÉLO-VILLE
SUMMER SCHOOLS, FACULTY OF THEOLOGY Université Laval supports Vélo-Ville, an innovative self-service bicycle program. Bikes are
available free of charge every day from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. at the Service des résidences. To
AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES borrow one (for up to 6 hours maximum) take your I.D. and go to Room 1618 at Pavillon
The World of Cluny Alphonse-Marie-Parent—then get rolling!
Abbey of Saint-Benoît-du-Lac, June 5 to 11, 2011
Men and Gods: The Pathways to Interfaith Dialog
Abbey of Val Notre-Dame (St-Jean-de-Matha), June 5 to 11, 2011
FACULTY OF LAW
Summer University on International Law and Investment
May 15 to 20, 2011
FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
Feminist Summer University: Women’s Work Revisited (9th edition)
May 22 to 28, 2011
SUMMER REGULAR CLASSES DISTANCE LEARNING
Université Laval will offer nearly 1,300 regular classes on its campus during the 2011 The summer session includes nearly 120 online courses featuring the same content
summer session. These courses will allow you to move ahead in your university stud- as that of classes given on campus. All distance learning courses are taught by Uni-
ies or explore new fields. Summer session length varies depending on your courses, versité Laval professors or instructors, ensuring the quality and relevance of their
ranging from 1 to to 15 weeks between May 2 and August 19, 2011. content. Students also have access to a professional educational support for the du-
ration of the course. Classes are given using a host of communication methods (web-
To see the list and schedule of courses offered, go to www.capsule.ulaval.ca
sites, written documents, virtual sessions, audio and video clips, animation, CD-ROMs,
DVDs, and more), Internet phone, chat, videoconferencing, etc. Distance learning
courses are given from May to August, with registration closing in mid-April.
FIELD OF STUDY
To see the list of courses offered, go to www.distance.ulaval.ca
Business Sciences
Arts Social Sciences and Religion
FIELD OF STUDY
Law Health
Business Sciences
Letters
Arts Social Sciences and Religion
Law Health
Letters
CREPUQ This agreement makes it possible for any regular enrolled student at a Quebec university
to take (as part of his or her program of study at the “home school”) one or more courses
AGREEMENT at another Quebec institution of higher learning (the “host school”). For more information
go to www.crepuq.qc.ca.
ulaval.ca/ete
info@ulaval.ca
READY TO Canada
REGISTER? Québec
To register online, visit the site for the type of program you’ve chosen:
SUMMER COURSES
États-Unis
www.ulaval.ca/ete Click on the summer school of your choice
ulaval.ca/ete
REGULAR COURSES OFFERED DURING THE SUMMER
www.reg.ulaval.ca
DISTANCE LEARNING
www.distance.ulaval.ca
Amérique du Sud
SPECIAL SUMMER SCHOOL
Université Laval even offers Special Summer School for our international partners.
To custom-tailor a course, contact us by mail at ete@vre.ulaval.ca.
Bon été à l’Université Laval !
Have a good summer at the Université Laval!
¡Buen verano a la Universidad Laval! TO CONTACT US
ON CAMPUS >
In Quebec City
Pavillon Alphonse-Desjardins
2325 rue de l’Université
Room 3577
Quebec City, Quebec G1V 0A6
In Montreal
630 rue Sherbrooke Ouest
Room 1000
Montreal, Quebec H3A 1E4
BY PHONE
> 418 656-2764
> 1 877 893-7444 (Canada, USA)
BY EMAIL > info@ulaval.ca
ONLINE > ulaval.ca/ete
This publication is produced by the Université Laval Vice Rectorate of
International Studies and Activities. Its contents, which may be modified
without advance notice, are provided for information purposes only.
See www.ulaval.ca/ete for further information.
This publication was updated in february 2011.
Photos : Marie-Andrée Doran
Alain Vinet (page couverture)
Université Laval
