The Program also organizes and subsidizes trips to local cultural events such as concerts and theatrical productions. In many cases, the Program is able to offer these cultural experiences free of charge. The Kade Program offers its students help in finding internships in German-speaking countries. One of the most effective ways for students to immerse themselves in another culture is for them to work there. We attempt to find jobs that match students' abilities, interests, and career choices, ranging from auto companies to biotech firms to law offices and an art auction house.
Most internships are three-month, paid summer positions.
The Max Kade German Residence is located in Thieme House, which is part of the Baits Housing complex on the University's beautiful North Campus. Meal contracts are available at nearby Bursley Hall, and Kade residents enjoy easy access to the School of Engineering, the School of Music, and the Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning. University buses run regularly to Central Campus. Click here for information about basic transportation around campus. How to Apply Incoming undergrads who have been admitted and have paid their enrolllment deposits are sent applications around mid-March.