The CSSG 2021 is moving to a virtual format. Registration has been re-opened. Increased pandemic restrictions both in Canada and in Germany make it impossible to deliver the program in-person. We are thus offering a virtual CSSG 2021 for personal…
The application process for the CSSG 2021 is now open. Further information can be found here, or on the CSSG website: www.cssg.ca We intend to offer the program as close to usual in Kassel next spring. However, we guarantee a…
Please note the following message from John Plews, Director of the Canadian Summer School in Germany (CSSG): It is with sadness that I must inform you of the official cancellation of the Canadian Summer School in Germany (CSSG) which was…
The application process for the 2020 Canadian Summer School in Germany is now open. You and your students can access all necessary information on the website: www.cssg.ca Please announce the CSSG in all of your language and culture classes. Posters…
It gives me great pleasure to announce the results of the annual Kim Misfeldt Prize. In the inaugural year of the Prize, the Canadian Association of University Teachers of German (CAUTG), in partnership with the Canadian Summer School in Germany (CSSG),…
The application process for the 2019 Canadian Summer School in Germany is now open. You and your students can access all the information you need on the program’s website (www.cssg.ca). Please announce the CSSG in all of your language and culture classes. You will find posters (in English, French, and Mandarin) below. Please print and circulate to each student. (Posters and brochures have also been mailed to your department / program chair or contact person).
The application process for the Canadian Summer School in Germany (CSSG) 2018 is now open. You and your students can access all the information needed here: http://www.smu.ca/international/cssg/ Or you can always simply search for us under our domain name: www.cssg.ca Please make sure to…
Spend May and June in Germany with many other students from all parts of Canada and earn university credits, live in a German home, walk through the Brandenburg Gate, immerse yourself in the German language, find a German friend…