1. Baylor in Maastricht Summer 2015

2. Our Flight Route

3. Boeing 747-400

4. Where is Maastricht?

5. M Building

6. P Building

7. Double Room

9. The friendly staff at CES (l-r): Director Jorg de Vette Séverine Dufour Maaike van Eck (our liaison) Nathalie Ummels MAEO

10. Maas River with old Roman bridge

11. Maastricht, looking north

12. Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk

13. Pedestrian shopping zone

14. Market Square with City Hall at Carnival

15. Selexyz Bookstore (former cathedral)

16. Statue of D’Artagnan in Jeker Park. One of the famous Three Musketeers, he was killed while attacking Maastricht in 1699

17. Former city fortifications

18. St. Servaas on the Vrijthof

19. View across the Maas toward city and Piertersberg

20. Street cafés in Maastricht

21. Countryside

22. Along the Albert Canal

23. Maastricht train station

24. Eurail Map of Europe

25. Timetable Summer 2015 n May 17: Flight Houston to Amsterdam n May 18: Arrive in Maastricht n May 19-20: Maastricht Orientation n May 21-25: Group trip (D, A, CH, FL, F, LX, B) n May 26-31: Individual travel all over Europe n June 1: Classes start; travel on long weekends n July 23: Last day of final exams n July 24-Aug 12: Individual travel all over Europe n August 13: Return flight Amsterdam to Houston

26. Program Features n Roundtrip airfare and transfers (May 17 – Aug 13, 2015) n Room & board (2 meals a day) for entire stay n Full tuition and fees for 14 credit hours of courses n Free wireless internet in dorm rooms (bring laptop) n All courses taught in English and fully transferable n 3-month Eurail Pass for unlimited travel in 22 countries n June/July: Long weekends for travel (no Friday classes) n 1 week in May and 3 weeks after July 23 free for indiv. travel n Group trip to southern Germany/Austria/Switz./France n Meal allowance when traveling away from Maastricht n Experienced graduate assistant available to help n Free bicycle; free health insurance; free books for UM courses n Cost: ca. $19,500 (plus $400 fees and any personal expenses)

27. Official BU Expenses, Spring 2014 (12+ credit hours, dorm or off campus) n Tuition: $16,287 n Fees: $1,799 n Room: $2,968 n Board: $2,835 n Books & supplies: $685 n Transportation: $779 n Personal Expenses: $1,690 n Total: $27,043

28. Baylor in Maastricht Summer 2015: Group Trip

29. Group trip itinerary

30. Deutsches Eck, Koblenz

31. Rhine cruise

32. Residenz, Würzburg

35. Rothenburg

36. Hotel Goldener Hirsch

37. Kriminalmuseum, Rothenburg

38. Upper Danube near Beuron

39. Ottobeuren Monastery

40. Neuschwanstein Castle

41. Lindau on Lake Constance

42. Hotel Bayerischer Hof, Lindau

43. Liechtenstein

44. Lucerne with Rigi Mountain

45. Up the Rigi

46. Summer 2012 Baylor group on Mount Rigi, Swiss Alps

47. Montreux on Lake Geneva

48. Eurotel Riviera, Montreux

50. Chateau de Chillon, Lake Geneva

51. Lake Cruise from Chateau de Chillon to Vevey

52. Lake Gruyère

53. Schaffhausen: Rhine Falls

54. Freiburg with Black Forest

55. View from Hotel Mercure, Freiburg

56. Old houses in Colmar, Alsace

57. Meuse Valley in Lorraine

58. WW I Cemetery, Verdun, France

59. Bastogne: Battle of the Bulge Memorial

60. Luxembourg

61. In Limbourg Province, Belgium

62. Home again, home again!

63. Contact Information: Program Director: Dr. Eric C. Rust, Department of History (Tidwell B-25; 710-6300) Eric_Rust@baylor.edu Full-time Maastricht Program Coordinator: Ms. Lexi English (201-A Poage, 710-1258) Lexi_English@baylor.edu Websites: http://www.baylor.edu/Maastrichthttp://www.baylor.edu/Maastricht http://bearsabroad.baylor.edu/