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- One of the most geographically diverse countries in the world with temperate rainforests, glaciers, golden sand beaches, deep fiords, alpine herb fields, and rugged coastlines
- You have the chance to hike on a glacier, swim with dolphins, kayak to golden beaches, and cruise one of the largest fiords in the world
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"... a unique opportunity to travel throughout a country, absorbing the culture and developing a strong connection with your destination ."
- Sophie Zawacki, student in Antarctica and New Zealand.
"I did things I never thought I would be able to do. I kayaked, hiked on a glacier, climbed Mt, Cook, and even lived with a Fijian family. I made life long friends, and had the most incredible experiences that people can only dream of. The trip was life changing, and one that I will always cherish."
- Jennifer Jurney, student in New Zealand and Fiji
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Antarctica
This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit the coldest, windiest,
driest, highest, quietest, most remote, and least understood continent
on Earth. You will spend 10 days aboard an expedition cruise ship to
the Antarctic Peninsula, with the chance to see vast glaciers flowing
into the sea, penguin colonies, whales and orcas, and beautifully
sculpted icebergs. Also spend 3 days in Tierra del Fuego,
Argentina.......>>read more |
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We begin our program on Magnetic Island, just offshore from the city of Townsville, taking classes with leading Australian experts. This is
followed by a 3-week field study of North Queensland. A typical
itinerary includes snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef, hiking and
wildlife viewing in the Daintree rainforest, and experiencing
Aboriginal culture and wildlife of the Outback.......>>read more |
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Australia - Northern Territory
We begin our program begin in the metropolis of Sydney. This is followed by a 3 week field study in the Northern Territory - the real Outback. Following an initial stay in Darwin we head south to the natural wonders of Kakadu National Park and Uluru (Ayers Rock), then board a train to the red center, Alice Springs. .......>>read
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Australia - South Queensland
We begin our program in the modern city of Brisbane, taking classes and
local field trips with leading Australian experts. This is followed by a
2.5-week field study of South Queensland. Typical program activities
include: snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef, experiencing Aboriginal
bush life, hiking tropical rainforests, and meeting koalas and kangaroos.......>>read more
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Australia - Sydney
Sydney is home to nearly a quarter of Australia's population, and we
explore the cultural diversity of this metropolis, the management and
conservation of protected areas for nature-based recreation and
tourism, and the impact of humans on an urban environment. Program
activities include a cruise on Sydney Harbour, a performance in the
world famous Sydney Opera House, a visit to Australia's first penal
colony, the Blue Mountains World Heritage area, and the Royal National
Park.......>>read more
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Get ready for the stunning white sand beaches, colorful and bustling towns, coral islets, rugged mountains and tropical waterfalls, remote villages, and ancient archeological sites of the Fiji Islands. Our program includes 2-days of introductory lectures with the University of the South Pacific, followed by a 8-day field study which includes several days exploring the pristine coral reefs of the Mamanuca or Yasawa offshore islands and a homestay in a traditional Fijian village.......>>read more |
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We begin our program in the garden city of Christchurch, followed by a 2.5-week field study of the South Island. A typical itinerary includes Mount Cook, the wild West Coast, swimming with dolphins at Kaikoura, a guided kayak of Abel Tasman National Park, a guided hike on Fox Glacier, a sheep farm visit, a visit to a Maori marae, and a boat cruise on Milford Sound.......>>read more
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This opportunity is designed to give non-students an insight into the learning experiences of our normal study abroad programs. Gain a snapshot of what your child, grandchild, or friend has experienced during their time abroad, while enjoying 4-star accommodations and excellent cuisine. We know of no other program that offers such a unique experience.......>>read more
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New Zealand’s flora and fauna have evolved over 100 million years of isolation, resulting in a very diverse landscape. The forests of New Zealand are unique with up to 80% of trees, flowers and ferns endemic to the country. This gives conservation of New Zealand’s biodiversity international importance. We will be working to restore native forest habitat through re-vegetatioN.......>>read more
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