Jerusalem, Israel

If you are not currently enrolled at ASU, you must apply for admission at ASU before completing the Study Abroad online application.

July 06 to July 16, 2008

Arizona State University and the Institute of Terrorism Research and Response, in a joint project, will hold a 10-day, hands-on class at the world renowned ITRR facilities in Jerusalem and around Israel. This extensive on-site training provides attendees a glimpse into the facilities and protected environments that Israel has developed over the years to deal with terror related threats and risks. The experience includes intelligence briefings, on-site visits, and lecture presentations. Students are also given the opportunity to witness current political events and address current political issues that reach far beyond the borders of Israel and the United States.

Enrollment period has expired.
Program Cost: $4,150
$275.00 deposit fee required for enrollment. Tuition and fees are not included with the program cost.
Acceptable payment types include Visa and Mastercard.

Program Name: Jerusalem, Israel
Credit Requirement: 3

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Locations

While the primary location will be Jerusalem, the program includes visits to Tel Aviv, Port of Haifa, and the border security fence. It also includes a visit to the Old City so students can better understand security concerns and visit areas that are flashpoints in the continuing tensions in the Middle East. This includes a visit to the Old City Command and Control Center. In addition, students will also visit a number of Holy Sites, including the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, Wailing Wall, Via De La Rosa (9 Stations of the Cross) and Dome of the Rock. Briefing, Mabat 2000, command and control center of the Old City of Jerusalem.

Eligibility

Attendees must be 18 years of age or older and in good standing with the university. Attendees must also complete an Israeli security questionnaire (background check). Students need a valid passport; however no entry visa is required for American citizens.

Applications with a $275 non-refundable deposit are due when you submit your online application. Applications will be processed in order of their receipt. Applications will be considered on a space available basis. Non-ASU students will need to apply to the university via internet at www.asu.edu/apply
 

 

Academic Program

Students may discuss with the world's experts various issues regarding emergency response, disaster mitigation, and current political issues while they share their experiences with anti-terror tactics, multi mass-casualties and response to terror incidents and handling the aftermath in an international political arena. The experience has applications in several areas; each course has an emphasis in separate academic areas to maximize the learning experience. The classes offered this year are:

  • ETM 494 | Current Issues in International Emergency Management
  • PGS 394 | Terrorism for Family
  • POS 260 | Current Issues in International Politics
  • POS 364 | National Security, Intelligence and International Terrorism
  • POS 494 | Current Issues in International Terrorism

Living Accommodations

Students will be housed in double occupancy rooms at a designated hotel in Jerusalem.

Cost Information

The cost of $4150 (subject to change) includes double-occupancy rooms with two meals each day (breakfast and dinner), air travel from New York, NY to Israel, local transportation and training. Not included: ASU tuition and fees for 3 credit hours, travel to New York, additional meals, passports, books and personal expenses.

The Program may allow for time which can be spent in non-Program activities. Participants may wish to travel, sightsee or participate in activities or events in which they have a personal interest. Please note that the participant is fully responsible for making arrangements and for all costs of transportation, lodging, food and additional expenses that may be associated with any non-Program activities.

Director(s)

Dr. Charles Loftus
Social and Behavioral Sciences & ASU Police Dept.

Arizona State University
Box 871812
Tempe, AZ 85287-1812
Ph: 480-965-4839
Fax: 480-965-3612
Charles.Loftus@asu.edu

Support Faculty Member(s)

Dr. Rebecca Loftus
Social and Behavioral Sciences

Arizona State University
Box 870180
Tempe, AZ 85287-0180
Ph: 480-727-1395
Rebecca.Loftus@asu.edu

Dr. Danny Peterson
Department of Technology Management

Arizona State University
Box 870180
Tempe, AZ 85287-0180
Ph: 480-727-1100
DrP@asu.edu

 

 

Contact us:

Arizona State University
Center for Global Education Services
PO Box 874311
Tempe, AZ 85287-4311
email:  study.programs@asu.edu
phone:  480 965 5965
fax:  480 965 3851