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Summer Study Abroad Opportunities in Caribbean
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CIEE
Summer Tropical Marine Ecology & Conservation Program in Bonaire, Southern Caribbean

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Focus on diverse tropical ecosystems with an emphasis on marine plant and fish life; Scuba diving and snorkeling on one of the healthiest reefs in the Caribbean; Innovative classroom and field-based academic program; Study with highly qualified staff of professional biologists and dive with eco-experts in a small group setting


The School for Field Studies
Marine Resource Management Studies

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Students explore the effectiveness of marine protected areas (MPAs) in protecting biodiversity and critical habitats, enhancing stocks of queen conch, spiny lobster and contributing effectively to the socio-economic sustainability of the local community.


Sea|mester
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Global Travel; Cultural exploration, Oceanography; Marine Biology; Student Leadership Development; Seamanship; PADI scuba diving and International Yachtmaster Training Sailing certification; American Red Cross first aid and CPR; Community service and Conservation projects.


Rutgers Study Abroad
Summer Coral Reef Research Internship in Little Cayman

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The internship program provides advanced research opportunities for undergraduates, graduates, teachers, and conservation professionals and provides CCMI with support in conducting research at the center. Students will be trained in coral identification and fundamental marine biological field techniques (including the AGRRA protocol) while working directly with principal investigators. Students majoring in marine science will be required to complete a joint research poster that will be published or presented at a national or international conference.

Odyssey Expeditions - Tropical Marine Biology Voyages
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Summer educational adventure programs sailing aboard 47 foot catamarans in the British Virgin Islands.

VISIONS Service Adventures
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Co-ed summer program for teens (aged 14-18) blending community service, intercultural living, and outdoor adventure. Groups of up to 25 students and 6 staff leaders.

Florida International University: Latin American and Caribbean Center
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The thematic focus of the program is "Haiti: People, Politics, and Culture. During the first four weeks, students may elect Accelerated Haitian Creole in the mornings and complement with People, Politics, and Culture of Haiti in the afternoons, or take either alone.

Lifeworks
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Lifeworks is a summer program teens aged 14-19, that focuses on community service and volunteer work while incorporating international travel, outdoor education, language and cultural immersion. Program duration is approximately 3 weeks.

Longé Dominica
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Summer Leadership Program Longé offers a cohort of twenty young adults (10 Kalinago young adults and 10 from other countries), a five week living and learning community program focused on leadership development and service for two consecutive summers. Customized Community-Based Experiences We provide 10-21 day customized community-based experiences for small groups of adults. Interim/Gap Year Program An Interim experience or Gap Year abroad offers individuals an incredible way to explore the world. We provide our students and the Kalinago community an opportunity to broaden their hearts and minds, while fostering both independence and interdependence while gaining self-knowledge. It allows students an opportunity to explore new landscapes, develop leadership and connect with others across cultural and geographic differences.

ActionQuest Summer Programs
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Worldwide summer sailing and scuba adventures for teenagers (13-19). Participants live-aboard sailing yachts for three weeks, earning sailing and scuba certifications with marine science, water skiing, windsurfing and nautical skills.

University of Kansas
Marine Biology in Bonaire

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BIOL 418/701 Laboratory in: Marine Biology (1 credit)
This course is designed to give students a broader understanding of marine environments through first-hand experience at one of the largest and most pristine coral reef sites in the world. The program will concentrate on coral reef communities, but will also include exploration of sea grass beds, inter-tidal zones, and mangroves. Students will investigate marine environments with up to 2 dives per day (6 days of diving).


Awesome Guides, Inc.
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SCUBA travel programs involve marine biology and offer college credit.

Spartan Health Sciences University
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36 Months accelerated program leading to the Doctor of Medicine degree. 16 months basic sciences in beautiful St. Lucia; 20 months clinical sciences in affiliated hospitals in the US, Mexico, Pakistan, and South Africa.

Institute for Tropical Marine Ecology, ITME
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ITME offers intensive summer and semester-long programs in tropical marine ecology, research, and conservation at its field station in Dominica. Programs include accredited university-level courses aimed at students in marine or biological sciences, or environmental studies.

University of Georgia -Caribbean
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This introductory course, during the Maymester, is intended to actively invite education majors and applicants from all disciplines. Emphasis will be placed on coastal comparative analyses, field work and methods utilized in marine studies as well as maritime ecological investigations from an introductory level.

Central Caribbean Marine Institute
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CCMI is collecting long-term monitoring and assessment data to gain deeper insight into the causes of the recent catastrophic regional declines in coral reef systems experienced on Little Cayman and throughout the Caribbean.

Broadreach Summer Adventures for Teenagers
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Teenagers ages 15-19 unlock the secrets of the marine world on this intensive, hands-on field studies and scuba diving program in the Bahamas. No experience is required and participants earn PADI scuba certifications as well as high school and/or college academic credit.

George Washington University
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Students will work as a consulting team to assist with the identification, assessment, and evaluation of ecotourism opportunities in Dominica, in the Eastern Caribbean.

Tulane University
Tulane Cuban and Caribbean Studies Institute

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Study in Trinidad and Tobago, the home of Carnival, calypso, steelband, chutney and Hosay, during the Summer of 2005. Students will have a unique opportunity to observe and study the music, cultural performances, literature, and art of this twin-island English-speaking Caribbean state.