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    • Broadreach

    • Fiji and South Pacific Advanced Scuba

      With world-class diving, beautiful islands, rich history and unique cultures, the South Pacific is a destination like no other. Dive on breathtaking reefs, pinnacles, walls and WWII wrecks, with guaranteed sightings of big rays, sharks, sea turtles and intensely colored corals. Above the waterline, the islands offer cool rainforest hikes, idyllic beaches and rare glimpses of cultures forgotten by time. Fijians and Solomon Islanders are known to be the friendliest people in the world, and you'll quickly More...
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    • Broadreach

    • Fiji Shark Studies

      Sharks… Intriguing, mysterious, feared and revered. There is no better place to study and dispel myths about sharks than the Shark Reef Marine Reserve (SRMR) on the spectacular shores of Fiji. Observe them up close in a controlled setting with professional guides. Imagine swimming through an astounding abundance of marine life to discover several species of sharks on one dive! Learn about shark biology, behavior, history and future prospects. Although they have thrived on earth for millions of years More...
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    • Broadreach College

    • Fiji Shark Behavior and Conservation

      Study shark physiology, habitats, conservation and myths. Scuba dive with sharks while collecting data for your own research project. Collect data for the Shark Foundation Database. Learn about the cultural and historical connection between sharks and Fijian culture. Immerse yourself in the culture of traditional Fijian villages. Learn about sustainable eco tourism. Earn three Marine Science college credits through Lesley University.
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Animal Shelter

      The Project We work with shelters that house and rehabilitate both domestic and wild animals. They may be the local variety featuring dogs and cats as well as shelters that feature exotic pets and injured wildlife. When wildlife is injured either through natural causes, road accidents, hunting, or loss of a parent, shelters step in to provide rehabilitation and care. These facilities may be open to the public to allow visitors a close look at animals they might not otherwise see in the wild. Shelters More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Conservation Biology

      Resource Management Conservation Biology Archaeology Traditional Hawaiian Botanical Garden Aquarium Naturalist Reef Educator Avian (Bird) Conservation Restoration Ecology Environmental Education Center
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Photography

      The Project Our photography internships come in three tracks: TRACK ONE focusses on placement with an established photographer. This is roughly an apprenticeship wherein the intern has the opportunity to learn the trade from an established professional. Typically this is with a photography studio that does work in the community handling weddings, family portraits, school portraits, sporting events etc. TRACK TWO is a placement with a newspaper or magazine staff that needs someone with enough experience More...
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    • American Universities International Programs (AUIP)

    • Fiji Short Program: Humans and the Environment: Summer

      Students will receive 3 credit hours. We encourage students from all majors to apply, as we take an interdisciplinary perspective to examine global issues in the conservation of unique wildlife, natural systems, and cultural places.
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Veterinary Science

      The Project Make a difference in animal lives with an up close and personal placement whose focus is on animal treatment, surgery and recovery. This clinics we work with generally work on both domestic and wild animals. This opportunity will give you a chance to not only connect with animals but with people who have dedicated their lives to assisting them. They are a "different breed" and this is a great chance to find out if working with animals may be your calling or something you may want to volunteer More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Community Development (Education/Water/Land)

      Community Development: Education, Water, Land Bring your talents to a community in need. Our community development projects address the key needs in a given community and working within the culture and structure to bring about positive change. The Community Development Challenge report defines community development as: "A set of values and practices which plays a special role in overcoming poverty and disadvantage, knitting society together at the grass roots level and deepening democracy." You will More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Reef Protection and Cultural Immersion

      The Project Travel to the islands of Fiji to learn about coral reefs, island customs, and the cultural ecology that links them together. This six-week program provides interns an up close and personal immersion into the Fijian life-way and marine ecosystems. Location Training for the project takes place in the capital city of Suva on Viti Levu. Here you will meet with world-renowned reef ecologist Helen Sykes to complete your training. Specifically, Helen will teach you how to lay transects and how More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Sports Marketing

      The Project Our sports marketing internships focus on team promotion. We place interns with specific teams or clubs based on the type of marketing experience you want to gain. We can approach national teams, professional clubs, university teams, even community or High School teams. All major sports like football, basketball, soccer, hockey and others are in the field of play. This is a custom-designed internship where we take your interests and background and market you so you can market the team More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Journalism/Newspaper

      The Project Working at a community newspaper is one of the great learning experiences an intern can undertake. I.C.E. has contacts with some of the top community newspapers in the country. With the advent of the internet the community newspaper has come along way with regard to its ability to reach a wide audience on certain topics. The newspapers that we use allow our interns a hand-on opportunity to perfect the exact skills they are looking to develop. You won't be making coffee in our newspaper More...
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    • American Universities International Programs (AUIP)

    • American Universities International Programs (AUIP): Summer, Fiji

      A wide variety of courses are available. We encourage students from all majors to apply, as we take an interdisciplinary perspective to explore the connections between people and the natural environment. AUIP will work directly with students and advisers in ensuring credits are transferred.
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Ecotourism

      Project Introduction Ecotourism is one of our specialties. We have placed students in top ecotourism placements from sea-kayaking to bird watching to even submarine tours! We have a knack for locating the most interestng placements in the most amazing locations. We will work one on one with you to narrow down your area of interest and place you with a highly reputable organziation that matches your values. Think out of the box! An internship in ecotourism is a great way to discover where your passions More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Radio Broadcasting

      The Project Depending on the location we work with school, community, regional and national radio broadcast organizations. Radio broadcasting internships are a great resume booster as they demonstrate an interest and ability in social media. Radio internships are competitive and to land one is a great first step in the industry. Your background in radio will help us place you with a station where you can learn the most relevant job skills. If you have a specific interest: sports, religion, politics More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Public Relations

      he Project We have two tracks for public relations. TRACK ONE places you directly with a high profile public relations firm whose sole duties are to manage public perception of the company that hires it. Some of the duties will include developing and writing media releases, developing and writing resource tools for customers seeking information on the values of the company, PR initiatives, developing best practice processes and templates for the PR and Communications Manager, assisting with the development More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Politics and Government

      The Project I.C.E. works with a number of local political operatives eager to have you in their corner, depending on the time of year, will depend on the options available. For example, this summer, a democratic state senator in Hawaii is looking for an I.C.E. intern to assist with his re-election campaign. In the fall we have a New Zealand City Council that needs an I.C.E. intern to document board meetings for the local newspaper. In Fiji, there is an opportunity to live with and chronicle the daily More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Sports Management

      The Project Our Sports Management internships place participants with top rate athletic clubs ranging from soccer, football, basketball, softball, in-line hockey, among other sports. These are custom placements where we take your specific interests and talents and match them with a club in your ideal location. The main goal for all of our placements is to provide interns with a broad introduction into all aspects that compose sports management. Specifically, you will learn the structure of an organization More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Teacher's Assistant

      The Project As a Teaching Assistant, interns will be assigned to a teacher and a classroom. When working with younger children you have the opportunity to create your own lessons plans and serve in the same capacity as a teacher. Older students will require you to specialize more in a discipline of your choice. Most classes include at least fifteen students and include computers, sufficient supplies and reading materials. Interns will have the opportunity to work collaboratively with a teacher to More...
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    • University of Wisconsin - Platteville

    • Fiji Summer

      Students will explore Mangrove Ecosystems, Geomorphology of the Beaches, The Aquarium Fish Trade. Students will experience SCUBA Diving & Snorkeling, Suva Fish Market, Fiji Culture. Students will learn about Geology of Pacific Islands, Coral Reef Invertebrates and Tropical Marine Vertebrates.
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Web Design

      The Project Our Web Design internship has two different tracks. TRACK ONE places you with a leading web development company whose sole mission is web site development and works with both large and small businesses to provide a quality end product. TRACK TWO places you with a professional organization typically in eco-tourism, social media, environmental conservation, social services, or a professional organziation of your choice and you are assigned to design, update, and market their existing web More...
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    • Arizona State University

    • Study Abroad in Fiji: Adventures in Culture, Health and Environment

      June 17 to June 24, 2012 (3 credits)Fiji is a beautiful and fascinating island country in the central South Pacific with a diverse population, unique ecologies and wonderfully rich cultural traditions. By focusing on the intersection of culture, health and environment, the plan for this eight-day program is to begin with an exploration of history and politics in the capital city of Suva. We then head down the beautiful southern coastline where we will meet local villagers and learn about how Fijians More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Cultural Museum

      Project Introduction I.C.E. places interns with the largest culturtal and natural history museum in the Hawaiian Islands. The museum covers everything from the settling of Hawaii, to the voyages of Captain Cook, to the history of surfing. The center includes two Polynesian voyaging canoes, and the Falls of Clyde. Exhibits may include the physical features of the deep ocean and the species that are able to survive in some of the most intense landscapes on earth. A exhibit highlighting one of the ocean More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • At-Risk Youth Mentor

      Travel to the Honolulu, Hawaii to experience living in the Pacific and significantly impact children's lives. The adolescent years of a child's life are invaluable. It is a time in which young adults are able to form their values and personalities, as well as figure out how they fit into the world and gain a sense of what they can contribute. Unfortunately, many children do not have easy access to an environment that fosters their growth. Domestic violence, lower income families, peer pressure, in More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Sports Coaching

      The Project There are few internships as rewarding as teaching younger people sportsmanship and competition. This internship matches the particular sporting interests of the participant to specific teams. We offer placements that range from assisting coaches at the university level down to working with little leaguers. Our coaching opportunities are not just limited to the traditional sports of football, basketball, baseball, soccer and hockey. We can also work to facilitate placements in the field More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Hotel/Resort Management

      The Project The Institute for Cultural Ecology works with several top resorts and hotels to provide interns an opportunity to learn the business side of hotel and resort management. The majority of our placements are four or five star locales, enjoy water views and are well-known for their international reputation. They look good on resumes. We work one on one with interns to narrow down their area of interest and then present that to a hotel or resort that matches your preferred location and personal More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Marine Research

      The Projects "Creative," "colorful," "exciting" . . . this is the feedback we continually get from our Marine Research projects. I.C.E. is the industry leader in this area and has been placing students in high end marine projects in Hawaii, Fiji, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and the mainland USA since the 1990's. We have run semester-long university field studies that have featured turtle research in Hawaii, reef monitoring in Fiji and Great Barrier Reef fish and coral studies in Australia. In More...
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    • oe-studyabroad

    • oe-studyabroad: Fiji

      Summer short course - 12 days, 3 credit hours. Practical project-based course work.
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Women's Rights

      The Project Working to strenghten the role of women in all societies is a core belief at the Institute for Cultural Ecology. We support and send interns to both developed and developing countries to work on behalf of the rights of women. Issues associated with women's rights include:, the right: to bodily integrity and autonomy; voting rights (suffrage); to hold public office; to work; to earn fair wages or equal pay; to own property and have an education, to serve in the military; to enter into More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Legal Justice (Judge/Law Firm/Advocacy)

      The Project We work with both law students and undergraduates considering a career in a law related field. We have three tracts available. JOB DESCRIPTION 1) Sitting Judge / Law Clerk 2) Law Firm 3) Special Interest Groups TRACK ONE: Working with a sitting judge allows an intern to see the judicial process from the inside out. The main duties working for a judge and a Law Clerk are research oriented. When a judge issues an opinion, it is the staff who assists in the research and writing of the opinion More...
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