339 Life Sciences Research Bldg. The program examines, in field, laboratory, and lecture sessions, the full range of issues in comparative physiology and biochemistry, with an emphasis on marine organisms. BIO 4600 are highly recommended as pre-requisites. This is a university-wide program. This arrangement serves to enhance the range of course offerings available, as well as providing opportunities for cultural enrichment.
Students can participate for either the fall or winter semester, or for the entire academic year.
Pick-up applications in the Faculty Administration Building, Rm. 1263, Office of Instructional Programs. The Junior Year in Germany program is a unique study abroad experience open to students of any major at Wayne State University, as well as students from accredited colleges and universities nationwide. Students earn WSU credit towards their degree while spending a year or a semester in Germany enrolled at the University of Munich. Students who have completed two years of college German or the equivalent, have Junior standing, and have an overall GPA of 3.0 or better are eligible to apply. Scholarships are available for WSU students.