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CIEE Liberal Arts Program in Guanajuato, Mexico
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View all programs for this schoolLearn about 20th century Mexico from multiple perspectives including history, literature, and Spanish language in context; Refine your Spanish language skills through small and intensive language courses; Place Guanajuato into comparative perspective with cultural activities, study trips, and a rural service option; Complete a field-based independent research project focusing on issues unique to the local community. | ||
ISA (International Studies Abroad) ISA in Guanajuato
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View all programs for this schoolISA programs in Guanajuato are all-inclusive. A variety of academic programs are offered at the University of Guanajuato. which is accredited and issues all transcripts. | ||
BCA BCA in Xalapa, Mexico
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Spend the semester or year experiencing Mexico from the inside. Tour the cities and countryside, perfect your accent and spend some time getting to know one of the world's most dynamic cultures. | ||
ISA (International Studies Abroad) ISA in Xalapa
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View all programs for this schoolISA programs in Xalapa are all-inclusive. A variety of academic programs are offered at the University of Xalapa, which is accredited and issues all transcripts | ||
Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University
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Mexico is a country both close to home and a world away. Experience its glorious scenery and rich history when you study for the semester or year at the Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan. | ||
Central College Abroad CCA in Merida
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Central College's program in Merida, Mexico has been in operation since 1968 with the goal to provide students with an intensive, experientially-based, cross-cultural learning experience. | ||
SEA Education Association SEA Semester
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Studying the ocean and human interaction with the ocean, students undertake coursework ashore in oceanography, nautical science and maritime literature and history, followed by a practical component of hands-on marine science and blue-water sailing in the Atlantic or Pacific Ocean. Students are full participants aboard in the operation and navigation of a 134' brigantine with a scientific mission and ongoing student research projects. All programming is accredited and available for any major. | ||
Center for Study Abroad Intensive Spanish in Cancun
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Low cost programs since 1990. Europe, Asia, Central and South America. Open to all students. College credit. Admission guaranteed. | ||
Spanish Abroad, Inc. Study Spanish in Mexico
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We offer Spanish language immersion programs with some of the finest language schools throughout Latin America and Spain. | ||
Mexico: Grassroots Development and Social Change
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This program introduces you to the history and potential of grassroots movements and their impact on Mexico's social, economic, and political future. You examine the complex realities of Mexican culture, with its variety of indigenous traditions, legacy of Spanish colonial rule, significance as a center of Latin American expression, and close proximity to US influences. | ||
don Quijote Spanish Language Schools Learn Spanish with don Quijote in Guanajuato, Mexico
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Own text book - Weekday activities and weekend excursions - Free pick up service at train or bus station, plus a welcome dinner after your first day of classes! - Learn how to Scuba Dive, Dance, Cook, Taste Wine whilst learning the Spanish language | ||
Rutgers Study Abroad Study Abroad in Mexico
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One of the few programs in America that places its students directly into the host university; students are required, where the language of instruction is not English, to do their academic work entirely in the host language. Special opportunities can be arranged for you like community service and local cultural projects. | ||
The School for Field Studies Conserving Marine Mammals & Coastal Ecosystems
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The waters of Bahia Magdalena are home to populations of whales, dolphins, sea lions, sea turtles and many economically important fisheries. Through class work, field work and extensive interactions with local residents, students will examine human/marine mammal conflicts as well as the impacts of marine mammals and increasing development on this coastal ecosystem and the local economy. | ||
University Studies Abroad Consortium Spanish, Sociology/Health and Latin American Studies in Puebla, Mexico
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View all programs for this schoolThe Puebla Program introduces you to the rich historical, cultural and archaeological values of Mexico. Participation in formal and informal activities, such as field trips in and around Puebla, the optional "Ancient Cultures of Mexico Field Studies" course to sites in Central Mexico and visits to folkloric events and village festivals constitute and integral part of the experience. | ||
State University of New York College at Oswego (SUNY) Semester Programs at Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM)
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This program is open to all students, including business, language and students with limited Spanish proficiency. There are seven ITESM campuses open to semester enrollment on the Oswego program: Monterrey, Cuernavaca, Mexico City and State, Mazatlan, Guadalajara, and Queretaro. Summer:Cuernavaca, Monterrey, or Guaymas. | ||
University of Miami Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM)
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Situated in northeastern Mexico in the shadows of the Eastern Sierra Maestra mountain range, the Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM) - often referred to simply as the Tecnologico de Monterrey - is based originally on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology educational model and is more than a technology university. The institution has consistently received national and international acclaim since its founding in 1943. Of the university's eight campuses, the one in Monterrey is the largest and most recognized of the Tecnologico de Monterrey system. Students will find a variety of programs and courses available in English and Spanish. Courses range from Spanish language and literature to standard academic university courses. With approximately 19,000 students, Monterrey is considered a mid-size campus in Mexico. It boasts state-of-the-art facilities and a competitive academic environment. | ||
International Honors Program Nations and Identities
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A small group of students and faculty will travel to Canada, India and Mexico to examine how nation-states are being challenged by both global forces and internal groups. Study in traditional settings is complemented by site visits, homestays and interactive learning experiences with local activists, educators, community members and leaders of governments and community organizations. | ||
CIEE Language & Culture Program in Guanajuato, Mexico
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View all programs for this schoolSmall and intensive Spanish language courses; Challenging coursework in Mexican culture, literature, and history; Facilitated reflection and a final independent field research project; Vibrant local cultural scene and Mexican family homestay; Curriculum that incorporates cultural activities, study trips, and a rural service option | ||
Kentucky Institute for International Studies (KIIS) Morelia, Mexico
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The Mexico Program will last thirteen weeks and offers two options of study. The Spanish Language Option offers courses taught in Spanish, while the Honors/Humanities Option offers courses taught in English combined with the intensive study of Spanish at both the elementary and intermediate levels. | ||
International Honors Program Rethinking Globalization: Nature, Culture and Justice
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A group of approximately 30 students and faculty will travel to Tanzania, India, New Zealand and Mexico on a two semester program to explore issues related to globalization. Students will visit urban and rural landscapes and communities affected by globalization and discover first-hand the realities of "development". Students will have the opportunity to meet some of the world's most important critics of development and globalization and to engage with people around the world organizing in a variety of social and environmental movements to build sustainable alternatives. | ||
University of Miami Universidad de las Americasis
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The UDLA is one the most prestigious private universities in Mexico and enjoys recognition on an international level. With an enrollment of approximately 8500 students, UDLA, Puebla strives to have an optimum size and diversity of its student body. | ||
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AHA International AHA International in Morelia, Mexico
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Students participating in the Morelia program will attend classes at the Universidad Latina de America (UNLA). Mexico is your classroom - an extensive excursion schedule, fieldwork, cultural activities and homestays provide a holistic academic experience. Internships are also available for qualified students. | ||
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Sol Education Abroad Spanish Immersion in Mexico
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This is the ideal program for students interested in Spanish immersion and living in Mexico. Learn Spanish in the fascinating colonial city of Oaxaca, Mexico while studying at the University of Oaxaca. | ||
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Fairleigh Dickinson University
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Take advantage of this new and exciting program! Design your own research project while enhancing your travel experiences, Learn more about other cultures Receive faculty guidance as you travel, Analyze your research and write while in transit This program allows you to combine your studies, area of interest, and/or career goals with the flexibility of traveling where and when YOU want! | ||
MexArt
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MexArt is an intensive art, dance, Spanish and cultural immersion program open to 20 students. High School sessions for students finishing grades 8-12. College student programs for credit (18+). Students reach goals by living in a picturesque, colonial Mexican town, taking Spanish language classes. | ||
Idea De Oriente
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College of the Holy Cross
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The Study Abroad in Puebla Program offers serious Holy Cross students with a strong interest in Latin American Studies the opportunity to spend a year in Puebla, Mexico, allowing them to develop a deeper understanding of Mexican reality through academic study with faculty from Mexico and other Latin American nations and by experiencing Mexican life on a daily basis. Students will get to know the warmth and richness of Mexican culture by living with a carefully selected Mexican family and by studying and relaxing with Mexican students and faculty. | ||
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Conservation SOS Wildcats of the Borderlands Project: A Search for the Elusive Spotted Cats of Sonora
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Wild Cats of the Borderlands Project: Determining the current distribution of and habitat use by neotropical cats in the borderlands region from southern Sonora, Mexico to the southwestern United States. Participants can earn up to 16 semester credits by assisting a long-term camera trapping study of jaguar and ocelots in southern Sonora, Mexico, near the Spanish colonial town of Alamos. | ||
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Universidad Xochicalco School of Medicine
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The Medical Degree has a length of six years. Our educational program is a total of eight semesters. | ||
Madonna University
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15 day intensive experience in which students live with Mexican families, work in hospitals, soup kitchens, homes for the aged, child development centers, businesses, etc. and do extensive cultural interactions such as museums, archeological sites, festivals, and other activities in the colonial capital of the state of Michoacan, Morelia. | ||
ProWorld Services
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ProWorld's unique study abroad programs are an immersive and comprehensive blend of academics and development work. You will live with a local family, take classes with local and international professors, work on a staff supported project, and explore the culture. | ||
Consultants for Global Programs
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This low-cost, personalized language and culture program also offers travel opportunities, internship possibilities, homestay with a local family and attendance/participation in local festivals. | ||
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BorderLinks Semester on the Border Program
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BorderLinks' educational principles combine academic coursework, hands-on experience and reflection. We offer the following courses: Peace and Justice Studies, Liberation Theology, History of Mexico, Spanish, and Culture of the Borderlands, with opportunities available for internships and independent studies. | ||
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University of California, Santa Barbara Wildlands Studies
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Students will study seasonal congregations of migratory Grey whales in bays and lagoons where they come to calf. Other Baja coastal regions will be explored where many whale, dolphin and sea turtle species are often found. | ||
Tecnologico de Hualahuises
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A unique experience. | ||
Dunham Institute
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We offer an internationally recognize TEFL course. You can become fully TEFL certified in 4 weeks and travel the world teaching English. All programs include free homestay. | ||
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Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM) Tecnologico de Monterrey
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Tecnologico de Monterrey-Campus Monterrey is recognized today as one of the best universities in Latin American with an important international position. With more than 17,000 students, it offers a great opportunity to interact with students from all over Mexico and other parts of the world. | ||
Concordia University
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Summer and semester study is offered through Concordia's program at the Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM), Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Students live with a Mexican family while studying at one of six campuses located throughout Mexico. ITESM, widely recognized as the finest and largest university system in Latin America, prepares students for careers in engineering, business, humanities, and the sciences. The Monterrey Program provides opportunities for students to enhance their resumes and attractiveness in the job market, learn a world language, and experience a different culture. No knowledge of Spanish is necessary to participate in the Monterrey Program. For further information, contact Professor Wilbur Thomas. | ||
Instituto de Estudios Avanzados de Oriente
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State University of New York College at Potsdam (SUNY)
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Designed for students of anthropology of Spanish, with strong programs in international relations, business economics and liberal arts. Anthropology courses include field and lab work in archaeology and cultural anthropology with a focus on Mexican cultures. Courses for Spanish majors include language, literature and Mexican civilization. One or two English-language courses usually available. This program provides for direct enrollment inhost university courses. | ||
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