Education Abroad Programs
Incorporate international studies into your College of Science and Mathematics (CSM) curriculum with education abroad programs in Belize, Costa Rica, France, India, Italy or Japan!
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Earth Science and Culture of Japan
Earth Science and Culture of Japan is a course where students will spend two weeks exploring multiple facets of Japan. Students will learn how volcanism and plate tectonics have shaped Japan鈥檚 natural history by hiking a live volcano and visiting some of Japan鈥檚 many geothermal hot springs. Students will also visit Fukushima Prefecture and learn about the meltdown of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power plant in 2011 and how the lingering consequences of that disaster have affected the people living in the region. Students will also explore many facets of Japanese culture and history through visits to Japanese museums, castles, shrines, temples, and by watching a play at a Kabuki theater.
Navigate: Barcelona to Paris - An Art, Science, and Engineering Journey
Embark on a journey of discovery from the Mediterranean coast at Barcelona, Spain, across the Pyrenees Mountains to Toulouse, France; along the Garonne River to the Atlantic Ocean at Bordeaux; then finish in the city of lights, Paris. Along the journey, appreciate the masterworks of art through the centuries, the foundations of most fields of science that make our modern world function, and the marvel of aerospace engineering that has redefined ease of travel and space exploration in the last century.
Belize Marine Biology
This hands-on field course will introduce students to various tropical marine ecosystems utilizing the coast of Belize as its study site. The course will focus on the ecology of these systems as well as examining environmental impacts and conservation efforts as they relate to the cultures and politics of Belizean society. This is a course, not a tour, so our main objective in designing the mechanics of this class is to get you to look closely, and to synthesize what you see!
