Students will receive 9 quarter hours (approx 6 semester credits) to be transferred to their home institution upon completion of this course. We encourage students from all universities and all majors to apply, as we take an interdisciplinary perspective to examine contemporary issues in Antarctica.
Students may also enroll in the fall webcast lectures without taking the field course for 4 quarter hours (approx 3 semester hours). There is no program fee for the webcast course, so students only pay tuition costs.
Below is a list of the institutions from which you may choose to receive credit for this program, along with the tuition costs and course prefixes.
August 20, 2008 - December 3, 2008 (webcast) and December 16 - 30, 2008 (field course)
Oregon State University: ~$1,350 for 9 quarter hours (~6 semester credits) of INTL499 or $2268 for 9 quarter hours (~6 semester credits) of INTL599 (Antarctica: Human Impacts on a Fragile Ecosystem)
(Note: All students enrolling as non-degree students at OSU for the purposes of this program will need to pay a $25 admission fee to OSU prior to participation.)
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