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    • SIT Study Abroad

    • Madagascar: National Identity and Social Change

      The National Identity and Social Change Seminar (NISS), conducted entirely in academic French, will touch on ethnic and cultural differences, art and music, history, politics, poverty and development, public health, and ecology and conservation. University professors and experts in relevant fields will teach the classes. The group also visits historical and cultural sites, important agricultural and shipping centers, national parks, development projects and rural villages, all as part of the CSS More...
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    • Madagascar: Biodiversity and Natural Resource Management

      Courses will be conducted mainly in academic French, with University professors and experts in relevant fields teaching the classes. The EFSS, conducted mainly in English, focuses on research techniques and cross-cultural adjustment skills, and is intended to prepare students for the ISP. EFSS readings and classroom sessions are supplemented by a short, independent field research project undertaken in a rural village. Language classes focusing on conversational French and introductory Malagasy More...
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    • State University of New York at Stony Brook

    • State University of New York at Stony Brook (SUNY): Academic, Madagascar

      Program begins with a two-day intensive orientation on the Stony Brook campus and continues in Madagascar on location in Ranomafana National Park. Students earn 12-15 credits from the following courses: field methods in physical anthropology, primate behavior, socio-cultural anthropology, independent research.
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    • Coastal Academy

    • The Coastal Academy

      Field and classroom based courses Training and certification in internationally-recognised ecosystem monitoring methodologies. Practical and theoretical aspects of tropical ecosystem management. Taught by local, national and international lecturers. Professionals in the marine and coastal field lecture on practical management approaches. Share knowledge, experience, approaches and ideas with future environmental leaders from across the world. Opportunities for networking and strategic contacts.
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