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Auckland University Studies Program
With a combination of academic work across a wide range of disciplines, field trips, and personal travel opportunities, students enjoy a rich introduction to New Zealand life and culture.
Tags: Auckland, English Speaking, Fall, General focus, Spring, Undergraduate
Focus: Art & Architecture, Biology, Business & Management, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, Engineering, English/Creative Writing, Film & Television, Geology, Graphic Design, Health & Human Services, Hospitality Administration, Journalism, Linguistics, Literature, Philosophy, Pre-Health, Science, Tourism, Writing
Ecuador Tropical Ecology Program
The program gives students an intensive, field-based study of montane, coastal, and rainforest ecology.
Tags: English Speaking, Fall, Offers Graduate Credit, Quito, Spring, Undergraduate
Focus: Biology, Ecology, Science
Quito Language & Liberal Arts Program
Students immerse themselves in the culture and ecological diversity of the country.
Tags: Fall, Full Year Possible, Quito, Spanish Speaking, Spring, Undergraduate
Focus: Anthropology, Archaeology, Art & Architecture, Ecology, Economics, Geology, History, International Relations, Latin American Studies, Literature, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Spanish Language
Washington, DC Internship Program
Students work and study in the political and media center of the United States.
Tags: English Speaking, Fall, Internship, Spring, Undergraduate, Washington, DC
Focus: Advertising, Art & Architecture, Business & Management, Communication, Economics, Film & Television, Finance, Health & Human Services, History, Hospitality Administration, International Relations, Journalism, Marketing, Mass Communication, Political Science, Pre-Law, Psychology, Public Relations
Washington, DC Internship Program (Summer)
Students spend ten weeks studying and interning in the nation’s capital.
Tags: Internship, Summer, Washington, DC
Focus: Advertising, Business & Management, Communication, Economics, Film & Television, Finance, Health & Human Services, History, Hospitality Administration, Journalism, Mass Communication, Political Science, Psychology, Public Relations
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