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Global Learning Semesters Summer in Belize: Environmental Studies
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Students on this program attend courses in Sustainable Development and Tropical Forest Ecology .The curriculum is enhanced by extensive field-based excursions and practice. Courses are taken at Galen University, the only private, independent university in Belize. Galen University operates on American teaching standards and courses are taught in English.
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State University of New York College at Cortland (SUNY) Belize Summer Education Institute
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The Summer Education Institute in Western Belize is designed to enhance understanding of a variety of concepts and issues in environmental education through participation in a cross cultural learning experience.
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Global Learning Semesters Summer in Belize: Sustainable Development
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Students on this program are required to take a course on Sustainable Design and a course on Sustainable Development. Students examine everything from the building techniques and design concepts used by the ancient Maya culture including their monumental sites as well as home sites and forest gardening, to the Belizean adaptation of colonial architecture designs, to the more recent Maya-influenced buildings in Belmopan, the capital of Belize. The program also explores the use of renewable energy such as solar, bio-fuels, hydro, and compost toilet systems.
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Global Learning Semesters Summer in Belize: Anthropology
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The Summer in Belize: Cultural Studies program is a short introduction to the issues, challenges and opportunities raised by the economic development of a developing multi-cultural nation.
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Global Learning Semesters Summer in Belize: Animal Science
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The Summer in Belize: Animal Science is a program that allows pre-veterinary students to study animal health and disease in large and exotic animals. We believe this program is perhaps unique in study abroad, particularly in regard to the ability to work with exotic animals.
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Global Learning Semesters Summer in Belize: Archaeology
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Students on this program study Mayan archaeology and anthropology and have the opportunity to visit several Mayan sites and perform some field work at an archaeological site. Courses are taken at Galen University, the only private, independent university in Belize. Galen University operates on American teaching standards and courses are taught in English.
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Cooperative Center for Study Abroad CCSA Belize Program
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The program, scheduled for May 16 - 30, 2008, will be based in San Ignacio Town, Blue Creek Rainforest and Dangriga.
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Central American Health Sciences University
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CAHSU prepares graduates for USMLEs and MD degree.
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Environmental Learning Institute
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Field Biology, Field Geology and Environmental Studies and Sciences of Belize Tropical Coastal Ecosystems. Extensive Field Work and academically rigorous. Three week course (4 credits) and 10 day course (2 credits).
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University of Massachusetts Boston
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Each season the project concentrates on several different research interests. Program activities focus on population and agricultural studies.
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George Washington University
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Explore the Sustainable Tourism industry in Belize with special emphasis in sport/adventure tourism and cultural tourism.
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ProWorld Services
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Build a school house while working side by side with locals and your friends, snorkel in the Caribbean, explore Belize and be immersed in new culture, this is your winter break.
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Try Belize 14 Day Tropical Experience
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TROPECOSE in Belize is an ideal Study Abroad experience for students pursuing disciplines related to Food, Culture, Ecology and Sustainability.
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UMass Boston Field School in Prehistoric Archaeology in Belize
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Each season, the project concentrates on several different research interests. The 2008 summer season will include a number of different investigations, such as support population studies (survey, mapping, and excavation) at several localities, small site excavation, and the excavation of agricultural features.
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Cornerstone Foundation
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Objectives: Student will identify generational trends and changing attitudes in a third world culture and provide a basis for comparison between developed and developing nations during the intensive three week course. (3-5 university credit hours recommended.)
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Florida State University
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This program adds a study abroad dimension to undergraduate certificate and master?s degree programs in planning & international affairs. Students are introduced to the challenges of guiding economic & social development in the context of increasing globalization. Excursions are eco-tourist & to sustainable development sites within Belize.
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College of William and Mary, Belize
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This 4-week course spends 2 weeks on the campus of the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia and 2 weeks in Belize. Students earn 6 credit hours in 2 courses: Applied Botany and Insects in Society.
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St. Luke's University School of Medicine
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Equipping motivated students with the knowledge and skills necessary to become consummate, compassionate physicians.
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American Universities International Programs (AUIP )
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The AUIP program in Belize incorporates lectures from local experts and academics with field studies that help students understand the unique culture and natural environments of Belize.
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Tulane University - Cuban & Caribbean Studies Institute
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This program offers students the opportunity to immerse themselves in the cultures of Belize, the only English-speaking nation in Central America and a center for cultural and ecological tourism. The program will focus on the cultural traditions associated with Belize's various ethnic groups.
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University of Mississippi
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Belize - an educational nirvana where students can immerse themselves in the cultural and natural resources of developing country. This program offers opportunities to study within a beautiful and varied tropical environment.
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University of Texas at Austin
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Undergraduate and graduate level credit for semester of Maya archaeology fieldwork.
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Miami University
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Open to all majors this program focuses on the Maya culture and explores all aspects creating a cross-cultural experience.
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