Study Abroad: Australia - Summer
Study Abroad Program Information Courtesy of Studyabroad.com.

You may also wish to visit our Study Abroad in Australia Portal Page

American Universities International Programs (AUIP )
P.O. Box 8105
Athens, Ga 30603 USA
Phone: 1-706-742-9285
Where: Queensland,Cairns, Brisbane, Great Barrier Reef, Daintree, Lamington and Carnarvon
When: May to June or June to July
American Universities International Programs (AUIP ): 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.
Curriculum Highlights: AUIP short and academic programs in Australia uses adventurous field activities and classes to study Australia's unique cultural and natural resources, including tropical rainforests, the Outback, the Great Barrier Reef, and coastal ecosystems.
Setting Description: We spend the first week on the picturesque St. Lucia campus of the University of Queensland in the vibrant city of Brisbane, or at the tropical, sunny campus of James Cook University in Cairns, before embarking upon a 2-week study tour of Queensland.
Program Value: With over 35 years of experience as study abroad specialists, AUIP offers the highest quality programs for the lowest cost available.
Subjects Areas: Administration hospitality tourism sports, Administration recreation parks, Agricultural economics, Agricultural sciences, Anthropology, Biology general, Conservation biology, Cultural/regional studies, Ecology, Environmental management, Environmental sciences marine atmospheric meteorology, Environmental studies, Forestry, Geography, Interdisciplinary, International relations, International studies, Marine sciences, Social sciences, Zoology and wildlife sciences,

Click to send E-mail to:

Australasian College of Natural Therapies
57 Foveaux Street
Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia
Phone: 011+61-2-9211-7744
Where: Sydney
When: Academic year, Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer, Winter
Many courses in Natural Therapies/Alternative Medicine: Australasian College is one of the world's foremost Colleges of natural or alternative medicine offering many courses for Australian and international students at our campus in Sydney.
Curriculum Highlights: Courses available for international students include: Advanced Diploma of Naturopathy/Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy) taught in collaboration with the University of New England; Certificate Level IV Bodywork Therapies; Diploma of Health Science (Natural Beauty Therapy); Certificate Level III Remedial Massage Certificate Level III Remedial Therapies.
Subjects Areas: Administration (Health Services, Hospital), Biochemistry, Biomedical Sciences, Food Science and Nutrition, Health Sciences, Physical/Occupational/Rehabilitation Therapy, Science-other, Botany (Plant Sciences), Chemistry, Communication Sciences and Disorders (Audiology and Speech Pathology), Counseling, Kinesiology/Exercise Science, Nursing, Occupational, Environmental Health, Pre-Med, Psychology

Click to send E-mail to:

AustraLearn: Study in Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific
12050 Pecos St, Suite 320
Westminster, CO 80234 USA
Phone: 1-303-446-2214, 1-800-980-0033
Where: Brisbane, Cairns, Canberra, Gold Coast, Sydney
When: Summer
AustraLearn: Study in Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific: AustraLearn offers several options for summer programs in Australia. Internships in any field of study, Tropical Marine Ecology short course, field studies on the Great Barrier Reef, Aboriginal Studies and a full semester abroad are just some of the programs available.
Curriculum Highlights: Summer short courses focus on a specific topic. Internships for credit are available in any field of study.
Setting Description: Short courses travel within Australia or take place on Great Barrier Reef field stations. Internships are available in numerous locations throughout Australia.
Program Value: With 15 years experience as the specialists in Australia and New Zealand, AustraLearn provides high quality services and programs. Our friendly and experienced staff will make arranging your program abroad easy. Give us a call to learn more about your opportunities for a summer in Australia.
Subjects Areas: Biology(General), MarineSciences, Ocean Studies, Science-other, Zoology and Wildlife Sciences, Education, Cultural/Regional Studies, Conservation Biology, Legal Studies, Political Science, Politics, Radio, Television and Film, Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports)

Click to send E-mail to:

AustraLearn: Study in Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific
12050 Pecos St, Suite 320
Westminster, CO 80234 USA
Phone: 1-303-446-2214, 1-800-980-0033
Where: Offered in various cities including Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne
When: Summer
AustraLearn Summer Internship Program: AustraLearn offers high quality internship programs in Australia in any field of study. The experience of interning within Australia lends a real-world understanding of a country rich in culture, which cannot be achieved through travel or study alone.
Curriculum Highlights: AustraLearn PDAC internships offer 6 credits from the University of Rhode Island. Students are required to complete various assessments throughout the program.
Setting Description: An internship in Australia presents the opportunity to be completely immersed within the culture and work environment. Students intern 40 hours per week for an organization and live in a homestay or shared apartment a short commute away.
Program Value: Observing the Australian workplace provides an intimate view into the true beauty of the culture and customs. Each placement is specifically designed as a high quality professional development opportunity.
Subjects Areas: Administration (Health Services, Hospital), Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports), Animal Sciences, Biology (General), Botany (Plant Sciences), Business, Administration, Commerce, Management, Communications (Journalism, Mass Media), Computer_Science, Cultural, Population, Demographic Studies, Local Studies, Regional Studies, Economics, Engineering, Education, Environmental Management, Environmental Studies, Family and Home Sciences, Forestry, Information Systems, Interdisciplinary, International Relations, International Studies, Internship Programs, Labor and Industrial Relations, Liberal Arts (misc. Arts and Science), Marine Sciences, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, Ocean Studies, Political Science, Politics, Pre-Law, Radio, Television and Film, Social_Sciences, Sociology, Social Work, Technology, Zoology and Wildlife Sciences,

Click to send E-mail to:

Australian Education Connection
5722 S. Flamingo Road #303
Ft Lauderdale, FL 33330 USA
Phone: 1-954-680-0453 or
1-800-565-9553
Where: Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns, Canberra, Darwin, Gold Coast, Hobart, Lauceston, Lismore, Melbourne, Newcastle, Perth, Sydney, Townsville and Wollongong. (AEC works with over 30 Australian universities with programs in all cities in Australia.)
When: Fall, Winter and Spring, Summer
Features of Program: AEC offers students complete flexibility with their program choice and service - students are not forced to take up expensive housing or airfare packages and can use there frequent flier miles or lower cost housing options.Ê
Curriculum Highlights: Assistance with advice/counselling, subject selection, housing options, travel options, financial aid and predeparture services including visa assistance etc. AEC provides students a US and Australian support network so there is complete support for students.
Program Value: With over 30 Australian universities, AEC is the major provider offering only Australian programs at the most affordable cost while backed with a fully array of
Subjects Areas: Anthropology, AgriculturalSciences & Agronomy (Soil Science), Art Hist, Business Administration, Commerce, Management, Biology(General), Chemistry, Family and Home Science, Chinese Language Computer_Science, Communications (Journalism, Mass Media), Criminal Justice, Education, Economics, Engineering, English As a Second Language, Comparative Literature, Public Administration, Public Policy, Government, German (Language, Literature, Studies), Health Sciences, History, Humanities, Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports), International Relations, Italian (Language, Literature, Studies), Pre-Law, Liberal Arts (misc. A & S), Library and Information Science, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, Mathematics, Music, Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature, Nursing, Philosophy, Political Science, Politics, Portuguese (Language, Literature, Studies) Pre-Med, Psychology, Religious Studies, Science-other, Social_Sciences, Social Work, Sociology, Spanish (Language, Literature, Studies), Women's Studies, Urban and Regional Planning, Town Planning, Planning, Archaeology, Architecture, MarineSciences, GraphicDesign, PerformanceDesign, Theater, Drama, Performing Arts, Dance, Radio, Television and Film

Click to send E-mail to: AustStudy@aol.com

CIS Center for International Studies
17 New South Street, #105
Northampton, MA 01060 USA
Phone: 1-877- 617 -9090 or1-413 582-0407
Where: Gold Coast
When: Summer
Summer in Australia: Bond University is Australia's first and largest private university. When attending Australia's most modern, purpose-built university, you will experience personalized education by highly qualified teachers, innovative courses and teaching methods, and an international student body.
Curriculum Highlights: Bond is unique in the fact that its academic year closely resembles a U.S. university calendar with three 14-week semesters beginning in September, January, and May, students can easily find a semester that fits with their study abroad schedule.
Setting Description: Bond is located on the Gold Coast, Australia's popular tourist destination known for it's beautiful beaches and scenic sub-tropical winterland attractions. Queensland's capital and Australia's third largest city, Brisbane, is only 45 miles away. Public transportation is readily available to you.
Program Value: Apply before Jan 31st and get $100 off the program fee! Please check with CIS for an updated Program Fee and inclusions.
Subjects Areas: Cultural/Regional Studies

Click to send E-mail to:

CIS - Center for International Studies
17 New South Street, #105
Northampton, MA 01060 USA
Phone: 1-877- 617 -9090 or1-413 582-0407
Where: Sydney
When: Fall, Spring, Academic Year
Study at Macquarie University, New South Wales, Australia: From the "outback" to cosmopolitan Sydney and everywhere in between, CIS, the Center for International Studies, offers programs in all of the popular Australian study destinations. All CIS programs are direct enrollment at some of Australia's most challenging and exciting universities.
Curriculum Highlights: Since its establishment in 1967, Macquarie University has been a pioneer in Australian education, with its innovative teaching and research. It is known internationally for its groundbreaking research in the earth sciences, laser physics, linguistics and education.
Setting Description: Sydney is the largest city in Australia, with a population of nearly 4 million. It is located in a magnificent natural harbor, with the famous Harbour Bridge and Opera House adorning the skyline.
Subjects Areas: Cultural/Regional Studies

Click to send E-mail to:

CIS - Center for International Studies
17 New South Street, #105
Northampton, MA 01060 USA
Phone: 1-877- 617 -9090 or1-413 582-0407
Where: Adelaide
When: Fall, Spring, Academic Year
University of Southern Australia, Adeliade, South Australia: From the "outback" to cosmopolitan Sydney and everywhere in between, CIS, the Center for International Studies, offers programs in all of the popular Australian study destinations. All CIS programs are direct enrollment at some of Australia's most challenging and exciting universities.
Curriculum Highlights: The University of South Australia has more than 26,000 students studying more than 300 innovative and relevant courses. It has a distinguished reputation for its quality instruction, the high standards of its graduates and the international importance of its research programs.
Setting Description: Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is one of the world's most beautiful, well-planned and affordable cities. It is nestled on the Adelaide Plains, a twenty-minute drive from the tempting beaches of the south coast, with the Mount Lofty Ranges providing a scenic backdrop to the city skyline.
Subjects Areas: Cultural/Regional Studies, Liberal Arts (misc. A & S)

Click to send E-mail to:

CIS - Center for International Studies
17 New South Street, #105
Northampton, MA 01060 USA
Phone: 1-877- 617 -9090 or1-413 582-0407
Where: Melbourne
When: Spring, Fall, Academic year
Setting Description: Melbourne, the capital city of Victoria, is home to 3.2 million citizens from various cultural backgrounds. An enticing and multi-dimensional city, Melbourne is Australia's pre-eminent center for arts, education, culture, entertainment, culinary excellence, sports, shopping and business.
Subjects Areas: Cultural/Regional Studies, Liberal Arts (misc. A & S)

Click to send E-mail to:

CIS - Center for International Studies
17 New South Street, #105
Northampton, MA 01060 USA
Phone: 1-877- 617 -9090 or1-413 582-0407
Where: Toowoomba
When: Fall, Spring, Academic Year
University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomab, Queensland: From the "outback" to cosmopolitan Sydney and everywhere in between, CIS, the Center for International Studies, offers programs in all of the popular Australian study destinations. All CIS programs are direct enrollment at some of Australia's most challenging and exciting universities.
Curriculum Highlights: The University of Southern Queensland (USQ) is located in Toowoomba, a 90-minute drive west of Brisbane and 2-hour drive from the Gold and Sunshine Coast beaches. The campus is located on 185 acres of landscaped grounds just 10-minutes from the city center.
Setting Description: Toowoomba is a beautiful, nature-filled city situated 90 minutes west of Brisbane, the capital city of the state of Queensland. With a population of nearly 90,000 people, Toowoomba is Australia's second largest inland city after Canberra, the nation's capital.
Subjects Areas: Cultural/Regional Studies

Click to send E-mail to:

CIS - Center for International Studies
17 New South Street, #105
Northampton, MA 01060 USA
Phone: 1-877- 617 -9090 or1-413 582-0407
Where: Perth
When: Summer
CIS Summer Program in Australia: The summer program in Western Australia is based at Murdoch University in Perth, Australia. This is a five week course running from mid June to mid July. This course is ideal for students looking to experience Australia at it's best.
Curriculum Highlights: You'll have the opportunity to go on field trips to places of cultural significance, such as Walyuap (Fremantle), Wadjemup (Rottnest Island) and Wardandi (Yallingup). Along the way you'll engage in comparisons of colonial and idigenous discourse, perspectives and reflection.
Setting Description: Perth is home to about 1.3 million people. It's nestled on the banks of the Swan River and is an ideal location for study abroad students. The people are friendly, the city is safe and clean, it has over 30 miles of white sandy beaches and more hours of sunshine than any other Australian city!
Subjects Areas: Anthropology, Art/Fine Arts, History, Music, Social_Sciences, Cultural/Regional Studies

Click to send E-mail to:

Department of Geography, University of Mary Washington
Department of Geography, University of Mary Washington
Fredericksburg, VA 22401 USA
Phone: 1-540-654-1492
Where: Sydney, Melbourne, Cairns, Canberra, Auckland, Rotorua, Wellington
When: May 20 to June 17, 2006
Australia and New Zealand Field Program: A three week summer program introducing participants to geography, history, culture, and environmental issues in Australia. The program also offers an optional extra week in New Zealand.
Curriculum Highlights: This program adopts an interdisciplinary approach, and the program director works with students individually to tailor the program to their own needs.
Setting Description: Emphasis on fieldwork and travel experience.
Subjects Areas: EnvironmentalStudies, Geography, History, Political Science, Politics, Sociology

Click to send E-mail to:

Georgetown University
Office of International Programs Box 571013
Washington, DC 20057-1013 USA
Phone: 1-202-687-5867 1-202-687-5620 (Veronique's)
Where: Sydney
When: June - August 2006
Australian Studies: This program, conducted in conjunction with Georgetown University, allows students to take the core Australian history subject plus one elective subject. The program will introduce students to major aspects of the Australian experience.
Curriculum Highlights: Courses: Topics in Australian History, Australian Environmental History, Australia and the Asia-Pacific Economies, Imaging Australia, Australian Film and Television Studies

Click to send E-mail to:

James Cook University
International Student Centre
Townsville, Queensland 4811 Australia
Phone: 011+61 7 4781 5601
Where: Townsville and Cairns
When: Semester 2 (July-Nov)
Study Abroad: Two Study Abroad programs are available on both the Cairns and Townsville campuses of JCU. The programs are flexible, allowing students to select classes from up to four academic areas (class timetables permitting). Presently, fewer classes are taught on the Cairns campus, relative to Townsville but the number is increasing each semester.
Curriculum Highlights: Students may choose classes from up to 4 different academic disciplines. Individual classes have credit values of 3 or 4 units each. Whilst a normal full semester load at JCU is 12 units of credit (4 x 3 unit classes or 3 x 4 unit classes), the Study Abroad program enables students to enrol in a combination of up to 4 classes or 15 units of credit (whichever comes first), in any semester.
Setting Description: Located in a bushland setting in Townsville and surrounded by World Heritage-listed rainforest in Cairns, these two relaxed campuses offer a quality education at Australia's leading tropical university. Close to the Coral Sea and by the Great Barrier Reef, the options for field trips and sports and activities are unrivalled.
Program Value: The low cost of living in Australia compared to other western countries, particularly in North Queensland, make this an excellent place to gain a quality education while maintaining a good lifestyle. Housing of a very high standard is abundant and cheap nearby both campuses, as well as the on-campus accommodation in Cairns and Townsville.
Subjects Areas: Physics, Political Science, Politics, Public Administration, Public Policy, Government, Science-other, Social_Sciences, Social Work, Theater, Drama, Performing Arts, Dance, Women's Studies, Zoology and Wildlife Sciences, MarineSciences, Liberal Arts (misc. A & S), Environmental Sciences (Marine, Atmospheric, Meterology), Biology(General), Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports), Ecology

Click to send E-mail to:

Living Routes - Study Abroad for a Sustainable Future
79 S. Pleasant Street, Suite 302
Amherst, MA 01002 USA
Phone: 1-888-515-7333
Where: Crystal Waters, Queensland
When: Summer
Crystal Waters Permaculture Practicum: Learn about sustainability while living at Crystal Waters, a well-established permaculture community in subropical Queensland.
Curriculum Highlights: Classes are often held outdoors and students work in groups and benefit from hands-on experience. Course graduates receive 4 college credits and become Certified Permaculture Aprentices, eligible to become Permaculture Designers after two years of applied experience.
Setting Description: Home to over 200 permanent residents and abundant wildlife, Crystal Waters received a UN World Habitat Award in 1996 for its "pioneering work in demonstrating new ways of low impact, sustainable living."
Program Value: Crystal Waters is a living, working community that offers a safe, clean and healthy environment for young people to explore exciting ideas and discover a new country. The program also includes a trip to Brisbane and a 3-day tour of Fraser Island, a World Heritage sand island.

Click to send E-mail to:

Macquarie University
Macquarie International
Sydney, NSW 2109 Australia
Phone: 011+612-9850-6326
Where: Sydney
When: Either Semester
Macquarie University: Macquarie University is a modern, sophisticated and cosmopolitan leading provider of education in Australia . With over 29,000 students enrolled throughout 2003, including 5,944 international students, from over 87 countries, studying onshore and 1,026 studying offshore.
Curriculum Highlights: Our University strives to be at the cutting edge of research and technology, with an emphasis on innovation in all aspects of our curriculum. Innovation combined with a commitment to excellence has resulted in recognition for the University in a range of areas.
Setting Description: Macquarie University is located in the Sydney suburb of North Ryde, set on 135 hectares of parkland amongst a major technology precinct, a residential area and the Lane Cove National Park. It is also located just 15 minutes from the 2000 Olympic Stadium.
Subjects Areas: Accounting, Business Administration, Commerce, Management, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, Finance, History

Click to send E-mail to:

Sea-mester Programs
P.O.Box 5477
Sarasota, FL 34277 USA
Phone: 1-800-317-6789
Where: Australia
When: fall,spring,summer
Sea-mester: Global semester at sea programs offering credit in marine and nautical science, communication and leadership, while voyaging throughout the worlds oceans aboard traditional rigged schooners.
Curriculum Highlights: Introduction to Oceanography, Marine Biology; Speech communication; Student leadership development; Seamanship; PADI scuba diving and International Yachtmaster Training Sailing certification; American Red Cross first aid and CPR; Service projects.
Setting Description: Dependent upon location. S/Y Ocean Star operates in the Caribbean Basin. S/Y Argo circumnavigates the globe over a two-year period.
Program Value: Tuition includes all food, accommodation, excursion and tuition costs. Return airfare and certain optional credit costs are not included- please request a brochure for full details.
Subjects Areas: Geography, History, Science-Other, Social_Sciences, MarineSciences, Environmental Sciences (Marine, Atmospheric, Meterology), EnvironmentalStudies, Ocean Studies

Click to send E-mail to:

State University of New York College at Cortland (SUNY)
Office of International Programs, Box 2000, B-15 Old Main, SUNY Cortland
Cortland, NY 13045 USA
Phone: 1-607-753-2209
Where: Queensland
When: Summer
University of the Sunshine Coast: USC' s Study Abroad program offers you an exceptional international learning experience that will help you achieve your personal and academic goals.
Curriculum Highlights: USC is a fully accredited university, offering high quality education on a centrally located small campus.
Setting Description: The modern campus, neighboring a national park, has buildings that have won prestigious architectural awards for design and environmental sensitivity. The scale of the university ensures friendly interaction between staff and students, and provides an environment in which it will be easy for you to meet other students.
Program Value: USC' s Study Abroad office will provide you with a range of support services, including social activities.
Subjects Areas: Anthropology, Linguistics, Economics, Business Administration, Commerce, Management, Communications (Journalism, Mass Media), Environmental Sciences (Marine, Atmospheric, Meterology), Health Sciences, Science-other, Archaeology, Internship Programs, Radio, Television and Film

Click to send E-mail to: StudyAbroad@Cortland.edu

State University of New York College at Oswego (SUNY)
211 Culkin Hall
Oswego, NY 13126 USA
Phone: 1-888-4-Oswego
Where: Sydney
When: Summer
Summer in Sydney: Summer internship progam in Sydney, Australia through the CAPA Sydney Center. Placements are available at small businesses, corporations, art facilities, government agencies, brokerage houses, publishing companies, museums, and radio stations, etc. Students enroll in Perspectives on Experiential Learning Abroad (PELA) while fulfilling their internships.
Subjects Areas: Internship Programs

Click to send E-mail to: intled@oswego.edu

Study Australia
54515 State Road 933 N. PO BOX 1004
Notre Dame, IN 46566-1004 USA
Phone: 1-800-585-9658 or1-574-271-9416
Where: Perth
When: Fall, Spring, Winter, Summer, Academic year
Study Australia: Study Australia - An Adventure in Mind - is devoted to providing the highest quality and best value programs in Australia & New Zealand. Our 19 partner universities offer students the chance to study abroad at premier locations. Unique internships and short term programs are also available.
Curriculum Highlights: Over 50% of recent semester participants have opted for our exclusive organized trips to start their study abroad experience. Fall semester participants can explore the Great Barrier Reef or the Fiji Islands. Spring semester participants can join us on three additional trips to the South Island of New Zealand, Learn How to Surf, or Tropical Cairns.
Program Value: Our programs include: Five-day group orientation program in Australia, guaranteed, fully furnished and pre-arranged housing, a variety of university locations and academic courses, Resident Program Directors in most major cities, and pre-semester travel opportunities.
Subjects Areas: Accounting, Administration (Health Services, Hospital), Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports), Administration (Recreation, Parks), AgriculturalEconomics, AgriculturalSciences & Agronomy (Soil Science), American Studies (North, South, Central), Animal Sciences, Anthropology, Archaeology, Architecture, Art/Fine Arts, Art Hist, Asian (Language, Literature, Studies), Astronomy and Astrophysics, Biochemistry, Biology(General), Botany (Plant Sciences), Business Administration, Commerce, Management, Chemistry, Chinese Language, Classics, Communication Sciences and Disorders (Audiology and Speech Pathology), Communications (Journalism, Mass Media), Communications, Comparative Literature, Computer_Science, Conservation Biology, Creative Writing, Criminal Justice Cultural/Regional Studies, Design, Ecology, Economics, Education, Engineering, EnglishLiterature, Environmental Management, Environmental Sciences (Marine, Atmospheric, Meterology), EnvironmentalStudies, Family and Home Science, Fashion Design, Film, Radio, Television, Finance, Food Science and Nutrition, Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature, Forestry, French (Language, Literature, Studies), German (Language, Literature, Studies), Geography, Geology, GraphicDesign, Health Sciences, History, Horticulture, Human Resource Management, Humanities, Information Systems, Interior Design, International Relations, International Studies, Internship Programs, Italian (Language, Literature, Studies), Jewish Studies,, Kinesiology/Exercise Science, Labor and Industrial Relations, LandscapeArchitecture, Liberal Arts (misc. A & S), Library and Information Science, Linguistics, MarineSciences, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, Mathematics, Media Production, Museum Studies, Music, Nursing, Ocean Studies, Occupational, Environmental Health, PeaceStudies, PerformanceDesign, Pharmacy, Philosophy, Photography, Physical/Occupational/Rehabilitation Therapy, PhysicalEducation, Physics, Political Science, Politics, Pre-Law, Pre-Med, Psychology, Public Administration, Public Policy, Government, Russian and Slavic (Language, Literature, Studies), Social_Sciences, Social Work, Sociology, Spanish (Language, Literature, Studies), Statistics, Technology, Theater, Drama, Performing Arts, Dance, Theology, Urban and Regional Planning, Town Planning, Planning, Women's Studies, Zoology and Wildlife Sciences

Click to send E-mail to:

Study Australia
54515 State Road 933 N. PO BOX 1004
Notre Dame, IN 46566-1004 USA
Phone: 1-800-585-9658 or1-574-271-9416
Where: Brisbane, Gold Coast, Cairns, Townsville
When: Fall, Spring, Winter, Summer, Academic year
Study Australia: Study Australia - An Adventure in Mind - is devoted to providing the highest quality and best value programs in Australia & New Zealand. Our 19 partner universities offer students the chance to study abroad at premier locations. Unique internships and short term programs are also available.
Curriculum Highlights: Over 50% of recent semester participants have opted for our exclusive organized trips to start their study abroad experience. Fall semester participants can explore the Great Barrier Reef or the Fiji Islands. Spring semester participants can join us on three additional trips to the South Island of New Zealand, Learn How to Surf, or Tropical Cairns.
Program Value: Our programs include: Five-day group orientation program in Australia, guaranteed, fully furnished and pre-arranged housing, a variety of university locations and academic courses, Resident Program Directors in most major cities, and pre-semester travel opportunities.
Subjects Areas: Accounting, Administration (Health Services, Hospital), Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports), Administration (Recreation, Parks), Anthropology, Archaeology, Architecture, Art/Fine Arts, Art Hist, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Biochemistry, Biology(General), Biomedical Sciences, Botany (Plant Sciences), Business Administration, Commerce, Management, Chemistry, Chinese Language, Communications, Communications (Journalism, Mass Media), Computer_Science, Cultural/Regional Studies, Economics, Education, Engineering, Environmental Sciences (Marine, Atmospheric, Meterology), EnvironmentalStudies, Finance, French (Language, Literature, Studies), German (Language, Literature, Studies), Geography, Health Sciences, History, Internship Programs, Italian (Language, Literature, Studies), Labor and Industrial Relations, Liberal Arts (misc. A & S), Linguistics, MarineSciences, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, Mathematics, Music, Occupational, Environmental Health, Pharmacy, Philosophy, Physical/Occupational/Rehabilitation Therapy, Physics, Political Science, Politics, Psychology, Religious Studies, Science-other, Social_Sciences, Social Work, Sociology, Spanish (Language, Literature, Studies), Theater, Drama, Performing Arts, Dance, Theology, Women's Studies, Zoology and Wildlife Sciences, English As a Second Language

Click to send E-mail to:

Study Australia
54515 State Road 933 N. PO BOX 1004
Notre Dame, IN 46566-1004 USA
Phone: 1-800-585-9658 or1-574-271-9416
Where: Sydney, Wollongong
When: Fall, Spring, Winter, Summer, Academic year
Study Australia: Study Australia - An Adventure in Mind - is devoted to providing the highest quality and best value programs in Australia & New Zealand. Our 19 partner universities offer students the chance to study abroad at premier locations. Unique internships and short term programs are also available.
Curriculum Highlights: Over 50% of recent semester participants have opted for our exclusive organized trips to start their study abroad experience. Fall semester participants can explore the Great Barrier Reef or the Fiji Islands. Spring semester participants can join us on three additional trips to the South Island of New Zealand, Learn How to Surf, or Tropical Cairns.
Program Value: Our programs include: Five-day group orientation program in Australia, guaranteed, fully furnished and pre-arranged housing, a variety of university locations and academic courses, Resident Program Directors in most major cities, and pre-semester and travel opportunities.
Subjects Areas: Accounting, Administration (Health Services, Hospital), Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports), Administration (Recreation, Parks), Anthropology, Archaeology, Architecture, Art/Fine Arts, Art Hist, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Biochemistry, Biology(General), Botany (Plant Sciences), Business Administration, Commerce, Management, Chemistry, Chinese Language, Communications (Journalism, Mass Media), Communications, Computer_Science, Cultural/Regional Studies, Economics, Education, Engineering, Environmental Sciences (Marine, Atmospheric, Meterology), Finance, French (Language, Literature, Studies), German (Language, Literature, Studies), Geography, Health Sciences, History, Internship Programs, Italian (Language, Literature, Studies), Labor and Industrial Relations, Legal Studies, Linguistics, MarineSciences, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, Mathematics, Music, Occupational, Environmental Health, Pharmacy, Philosophy, Physical/Occupational/Rehabilitation Therapy, Physics, Political Science, Politics, Psychology, Public Administration, Public Policy, Government, Religious Studies, Social Work, Sociology, Spanish (Language, Literature, Studies), Theater, Drama, Performing Arts, Dance, Theology, Women's Studies, Zoology and Wildlife Sciences, English As a Second Language

Click to send E-mail to:

Study Australia
54515 State Road 933 N. PO BOX 1004
Notre Dame, IN 46566-1004 USA
Phone: 1-800-585-9658 or1-574-271-9416
Where: Melbourne, Geelong
When: Fall, Spring, Winter, Summer, Academic year
Study Australia: Study Australia - An Adventure in Mind - is devoted to providing the highest quality and best value programs in Australia & New Zealand. Our 19 partner universities offer students the chance to study abroad at premier locations. Unique internships and short term programs are also available.
Curriculum Highlights: Over 50% of recent semester participants have opted for our exclusive organized trips to start their study abroad experience. Fall semester participants can explore the Great Barrier Reef or the Fiji Islands. Spring semester participants can join us on three additional trips to the South Island of New Zealand, Learn How to Surf, or Tropical Cairns.
Program Value: Our programs include: Five-day group orientation program in Australia, guaranteed, fully furnished and pre-arranged housing, a variety of university locations and academic courses, Resident Program Directors in most major cities, and pre-semester travel opportunities.
Subjects Areas: Accounting, Administration (Health Services, Hospital), Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports), Administration (Recreation, Parks), Anthropology, Architecture, Art/Fine Arts, Art Hist, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Biochemistry, Biology(General), Botany (Plant Sciences), Business Administration, Commerce, Management, Chemistry, Chinese Language, Communications (Journalism, Mass Media), Communications, Cultural/Regional Studies, Economics, Education, Engineering, Environmental Sciences (Marine, Atmospheric, Meterology), Finance, French (Language, Literature, Studies), German (Language, Literature, Studies), Geography, Health Sciences, History, Internship Programs, Italian (Language, Literature, Studies), Labor and Industrial Relations, Legal Studies, Liberal Arts (misc. A & S), Linguistics, MarineSciences, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, Mathematics, Music, Occupational, Environmental Health, Philosophy, Pharmacy, Physical/Occupational/Rehabilitation Therapy, Physics, Political Science, Politics, Psychology, Religious Studies, Science-other, Social_Sciences, Social Work, Sociology, Spanish (Language, Literature, Studies), Theater, Drama, Performing Arts, Dance, Theology, Women's Studies, Zoology and Wildlife Sciences

Click to send E-mail to:

Study Australia
54515 State Road 933 N. PO BOX 1004
Notre Dame, IN 46566-1004 USA
Phone: 1-800-585-9658 or1-574-271-9416
Where: Perth
When: Available throughout the year
Study Australia Internship Program: Study Australia, LLC works in cooperation with Australia's leading private and public organizations to ensure that students receive an internship placement aligned to their current studies and career aspirations.
Curriculum Highlights: Wide variety of placements available in all academic disciplines. Academic credit from U.S. and Australian universities are available for all internships.
Setting Description: Students intern in major Australian cities and some programs include optional travel. Interns have a wide variety of pre-arranged housing to select from - including apartments, dorms and home stays.
Program Value: The Study Australia Internship Programs are All-Inclusive and can be custom designed to fit any budget.
Subjects Areas: Internship Programs, Accounting, Administration (Health Services, Hospital), Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports), Administration (Recreation, Parks), AgriculturalEconomics, AgriculturalSciences & Agronomy (Soil Science), American Studies (North, South, Central), Animal Sciences, Anthropology, Archaeology, Architecture, Art/Fine Arts, Art Hist, Asian (Language, Literature, Studies), Astronomy and Astrophysics, Biochemistry, Biology(General), Botany (Plant Sciences), Business Administration, Commerce, Management, Chemistry, Chinese Language, Classics, Communication Sciences and Disorders (Audiology and Speech Pathology), Communications (Journalism, Mass Media), Communications, Comparative Literature, Computer_Science, Conservation Biology, Creative Writing, Criminal Justice Cultural/Regional Studies, Design, Ecology, Economics, Education, Engineering, EnglishLiterature, Environmental Management, Environmental Sciences (Marine, Atmospheric, Meterology), EnvironmentalStudies, Family and Home Science, Fashion Design, Film, Radio, Television, Finance, Food Science and Nutrition, Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature, Forestry, French (Language, Literature, Studies), German (Language, Literature, Studies), Geography, Geology, GraphicDesign, Health Sciences, History, Horticulture, Human Resource Management, Humanities, Information Systems, Interior Design, International Relations, International Studies, Internship Programs, Italian (Language, Literature, Studies), Jewish Studies,, Kinesiology/Exercise Science, Labor and Industrial Relations, LandscapeArchitecture, Liberal Arts (misc. A & S), Library and Information Science, Linguistics, MarineSciences, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, Mathematics, Media Production, Museum Studies, Music, Nursing, Ocean Studies, Occupational, Environmental Health, PeaceStudies, PerformanceDesign, Pharmacy, Philosophy, Photography, Physical/Occupational/Rehabilitation Therapy, PhysicalEducation, Physics, Political Science, Politics, Pre-Law, Pre-Med, Psychology, Public Administration, Public Policy, Government, Russian and Slavic (Language, Literature, Studies), Social_Sciences, Social Work, Sociology, Spanish (Language, Literature, Studies), Statistics, Technology, Theater, Drama, Performing Arts, Dance, Theology, Urban and Regional Planning, Town Planning, Planning, Women's Studies, Zoology and Wildlife Sciences

Click to send E-mail to:

Study Australia
54515 State Road 933 N. PO BOX 1004
Notre Dame, IN 46566-1004 USA
Phone: 1-800-585-9658 or1-574-271-9416
Where: Melbourne
When: Available throughout the year
Study Australia Internship Program: Study Australia, LLC works in cooperation with Australia's leading private and public organizations to ensure that students receive an internship placement aligned to their current studies and career aspirations.
Curriculum Highlights: Wide variety of placements available in all academic disciplines. Academic credit from U.S. and Australian universities are available for all internships.
Setting Description: Students intern in major Australian cities and some programs include optional travel. Interns have a wide variety of pre-arranged housing to select from - including apartments, dorms and home stays.
Program Value: The Study Australia Internship Programs are All-Inclusive and can be custom designed to fit any budget.
Subjects Areas: Internship Programs, Accounting, Administration (Health Services, Hospital), Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports), Administration (Recreation, Parks), Anthropology, Architecture, Art/Fine Arts, Art Hist, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Biochemistry, Biology(General), Botany (Plant Sciences), Business Administration, Commerce, Management, Chemistry, Chinese Language, Communications (Journalism, Mass Media), Communications, Cultural/Regional Studies, Economics, Education, Engineering, Environmental Sciences (Marine, Atmospheric, Meterology), Finance, French (Language, Literature, Studies), German (Language, Literature, Studies), Geography, Health Sciences, History, Internship Programs, Italian (Language, Literature, Studies), Labor and Industrial Relations, Legal Studies, Liberal Arts (misc. A & S), Linguistics, MarineSciences, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, Mathematics, Music, Occupational, Environmental Health, Philosophy, Pharmacy, Physical/Occupational/Rehabilitation Therapy, Physics, Political Science, Politics, Psychology, Religious Studies, Science-other, Social_Sciences, Social Work, Sociology, Spanish (Language, Literature, Studies), Theater, Drama, Performing Arts, Dance, Theology, Women's Studies, Zoology and Wildlife Sciences

Click to send E-mail to:

Study Australia
54515 State Road 933 N. PO BOX 1004
Notre Dame, IN 46566-1004 USA
Phone: 1-800-585-9658 or1-574-271-9416
Where: Sydney
When: Available throughout the year
Study Australia Internship Program: Study Australia, LLC works in cooperation with Australia's leading private and public organizations to ensure that students receive an internship placement aligned to their current studies and career aspirations.
Curriculum Highlights: Wide variety of placements available in all academic disciplines. Academic credit from U.S. and Australian universities are available for all internships.
Setting Description: Students intern in major Australian cities and some programs include optional travel. Interns have a wide variety of pre-arranged housing to select from - including apartments, dorms and home stays.
Program Value: The Study Australia Internship Programs are All-Inclusive and can be custom designed to fit any budget.
Subjects Areas: Internship Programs, English As a Second Language, Accounting, Administration (Health Services, Hospital), Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports), Administration (Recreation, Parks), Anthropology, Archaeology, Architecture, Art/Fine Arts, Art Hist, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Biochemistry, Biology(General), Botany (Plant Sciences), Business Administration, Commerce, Management, Chemistry, Chinese Language, Communications (Journalism, Mass Media), Communications, Computer_Science, Cultural/Regional Studies, Economics, Education, Engineering, Environmental Sciences (Marine, Atmospheric, Meterology), Finance, French (Language, Literature, Studies), German (Language, Literature, Studies), Geography, Health Sciences, History, Internship Programs, Italian (Language, Literature, Studies), Labor and Industrial Relations, Legal Studies, Linguistics, MarineSciences, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, Mathematics, Music, Occupational, Environmental Health, Pharmacy, Philosophy, Physical/Occupational/Rehabilitation Therapy, Physics, Political Science, Politics, Psychology, Public Administration, Public Policy, Government, Religious Studies, Social Work, Sociology, Spanish (Language, Literature, Studies), Theater, Drama, Performing Arts, Dance, Theology, Women's Studies, Zoology and Wildlife Sciences, English As a Second Language

Click to send E-mail to:

Study Australia
54515 State Road 933 N. PO BOX 1004
Notre Dame, IN 46566-1004 USA
Phone: 1-800-585-9658 or1-574-271-9416
Where: Brisbane
When: Available throughout the year
Study Australia Internship Program: Study Australia, LLC works in cooperation with Australia's leading private and public organizations to ensure that students receive an internship placement aligned to their current studies and career aspirations.
Curriculum Highlights: Wide variety of placements available in all academic disciplines. Academic credit from U.S. and Australian universities are available for all internships.
Setting Description: Students intern in major Australian cities and some programs include optional travel. Interns have a wide variety of pre-arranged housing to select from - including apartments, dorms and home stays.
Program Value: The Study Australia Internship Programs are All-Inclusive and can be custom designed to fit any budget.
Subjects Areas: Internship Programs, English As a Second Language, Accounting, Administration (Health Services, Hospital), Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports), Administration (Recreation, Parks), Anthropology, Archaeology, Architecture, Art/Fine Arts, Art Hist, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Biochemistry, Biology(General), Biomedical Sciences, Botany (Plant Sciences), Business Administration, Commerce, Management, Chemistry, Chinese Language, Communications, Communications (Journalism, Mass Media), Computer_Science, Cultural/Regional Studies, Economics, Education, Engineering, Environmental Sciences (Marine, Atmospheric, Meterology), EnvironmentalStudies, Finance, French (Language, Literature, Studies), German (Language, Literature, Studies), Geography, Health Sciences, History, Internship Programs, Italian (Language, Literature, Studies), Labor and Industrial Relations, Liberal Arts (misc. A & S), Linguistics, MarineSciences, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, Mathematics, Music, Occupational, Environmental Health, Pharmacy, Philosophy, Physical/Occupational/Rehabilitation Therapy, Physics, Political Science, Politics, Psychology, Religious Studies, Science-other, Social_Sciences, Social Work, Sociology, Spanish (Language, Literature, Studies), Theater, Drama, Performing Arts, Dance, Theology, Women's Studies, Zoology and Wildlife Sciences, English As a Second Language

Click to send E-mail to:

Study Australia
54515 State Road 933 N. PO BOX 1004
Notre Dame, IN 46566-1004 USA
Phone: 1-800-585-9658 or1-574-271-9416
Where: Gold Coast
When: May - August
Bond University - Summer Session: At Bond University you will be studying at Australia's first and largest private university. You will experience personalized education, innovative courses, an international student body, and a beautiful campus. Bond's staff-to-student ratio is the best in Australia, and students enjoy a high degree of individual attention.
Curriculum Highlights: Opportunities exist to take a suite of subjects in sports coaching, sports management, Australian literature, photography, Australian cinema, health and performance, international relations, marketing and pyschology.
Setting Description: Over 50% of recent semester participants have opted for our exclusive organized trips to start their study abroad experience. Fall semester participants can explore the Great Barrier Reef or the Fiji Islands. Spring semester participants can join us on three additional trips to the South Island of New Zealand, Learn How to Surf, or Tropical Cairns.
Program Value: The program includes: accommodation, tuition, on site orientation, Resident Director services, and enrollment services.
Subjects Areas: Chinese Language Administration (Health Services, Hospital) Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports) Administration (Recreation, Parks) Anthropology Communications (Journalism, Mass Media) Creative Writing Criminal Justice Cultural, Population, Demographic Studies, Local Studies, Regional Studies Economics Family and Home Sciences Finance Food Science and Nutrition French (Language, Literature, Studies) German (Language, Literature, Studies) Health Sciences History Human Resource Management Humanities Interdisciplinary International Relations International Studies Italian (Language, Literature, Studies) Kinesiology/Exercise Science Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations Occupational, Environmental Health Philosophy Physical/Occupational/Rehabilitation Therapy Political Science, Politics Psychology Public Administration, Public Policy, Government Radio, Television and Film Religious Studies Social_Sciences Sociology Spanish (Language, Literature, Studies) Theater, Drama, Performing Arts, Dance Women's Studies

Click to send E-mail to:

Study Australia
54515 State Road 933 N. PO BOX 1004
Notre Dame, IN 46566-1004 USA
Phone: 1-800-585-9658 or1-574-271-9416
Where: Darwin, Alice Springs, Sydney, Cairns
When: June 18 - July 31, 2006
UNSW: Australian Wildlife and Conservation Studies: You will start in Darwin, including Kakadu National Park. Then journey to the "red centre" to will visit Uluru and Kata Tjuta . Weeks three through five are in Sydney. The course will conclude in Cairns in the tropical far-north where you explore the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest.
Curriculum Highlights: The University of New South Wales with the NSW Dept. of the Environment & Conservation presents an introduction to Australian Wildlife and Conservation.
Setting Description: This introductory biology course allows students to expand their biology and conservation management knowledge. Students are also required to take one of four offered electives.
Program Value: tuition includes (6-8 credits on UNSW transcript); accommodation; excursion costs; airport shuttle services; orientation programs; and a UNSW student card (allowing access to all UNSW facilities); all meals when camping in Kakadu National Park and breakfasts and lunches in Sydney.
Subjects Areas: Animal Sciences, Biology (General), Cultural, Population, Demographic Studies, Local Studies, Regional Studies, Ecology, Environmental Management, Environmental Sciences (Marine, Atmospheric, Meteorology), Environmental Studies, History, International Relations, International Studies, Liberal Arts (misc. Arts and Science), Photography, Political Science, Politics,

Click to send E-mail to:

Study Australia
54515 State Road 933 N. PO BOX 1004
Notre Dame, IN 46566-1004 USA
Phone: 1-800-585-9658 or1-574-271-9416
Where: Darwin, Alice Springs, Sydney, Cairns
When: June 18 - July 31, 2006,
UNSW: Tourism & Recreation Management: The program starts in Darwin, the Top End of Australia. Then we journey to the red centre, Alice Springs, and Uluru National Park. In week three we moves to Sydney. In week six travel to the Gold Coast, the theme park capital of Australia.
Curriculum Highlights: The program comprises lectures, industry case studies, workshops, industry presentations, field excursions and travel throughout some of the most prominent and diverse tourist destinations in Australia. At these locations students learn the tourism and recreation management issues facing public and private organizations.
Setting Description: The program concludes in Cairns, where rainforest meets reef and we visit the Daintree Rainforest and Great Barrier Reef.At these locations students learn the tourism and recreation management issues facing public and private organizations.
Program Value: tuition includes (6-8 credits on UNSW transcript); accommodation; excursion costs; airport shuttle services; orientation programs; and a UNSW student card; all meals when camping in Kakadu National Park and breakfasts and lunches in Sydney.
Subjects Areas: Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports) Administration (Recreation, Parks)

Click to send E-mail to:

Study Australia
54515 State Road 933 N. PO BOX 1004
Notre Dame, IN 46566-1004 USA
Phone: 1-800-585-9658 or1-574-271-9416
Where: Darwin, Alice Spring, Sydney, Canberra, Cairns
When: June 18, 2006 - July 31, 2006
UNSW: Australian Film & TV Culture: The first two weeks of the program are set in Darwin, in Australia's "Top End". Then the program moves to Canberra, Australia's capital and seat of government, where students will visit the Australian film archives, ScreenSound. In week three the program moves to Sydney. The program concludes in Cairns where students can explore the Great Barrier Reef.
Curriculum Highlights: This film studies course is a comprehensive view of Australian film and TV by looking at the history and diversity of Australian film and TV culture and viewing and analyzing a range of Australian films and TV programs from internationally renowned feature films to teen films and B-grade cult films, indigenous film and TV, documentary, and TV comedy.
Program Value: tuition includes (6-8 credits on UNSW transcript); accommodation; excursion costs; airport shuttle services; orientation programs; and a UNSW student card (allowing access to all UNSW facilities); all meals when camping in Kakadu National Park and breakfasts and lunches in Sydney.
Subjects Areas: Radio, Television and Film,

Click to send E-mail to:

Study Australia
54515 State Road 933 N. PO BOX 1004
Notre Dame, IN 46566-1004 USA
Phone: 1-800-585-9658 or1-574-271-9416
Where: Sydney, Alice Springs, Brisbane, Cairns
When: June 17,2006 - July 6, 2006
Contemporary Issues in International Public Health: This 3-week course is taught by Dr. James McGlothlin, a Health Sciences professor from Purdue University. The program comprises lectures, case studies, workshops, guest speakers, field excursions and travel through the most spectacular areas Australia.
Curriculum Highlights: It provides a unique way of learning about public health from an international perspective.
Setting Description: The program commences in Sydney. Then students will journey to the "red centre" town of Alice Springs and Uluru National Park. From the Outback, we head to the contemporary city of Brisbane. Cairns will be the last stop of the program where students can experience Tropical North Queensland, including the Daintree Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef.
Program Value: Tuition includes all accommodation, arrival orientation, ground transportation, academic credit from Purdue University, various excursions and tours, entrance fees to National Parks, cultural centers, and 17 breakfasts, 5 lunches and 6 dinners.
Subjects Areas: Administration (Health Services, Hospital), Health Sciences, Public Administration, Public Policy, Government

Click to send E-mail to:

The Scholar Ship
1030 Hull Street Suite 101
Baltimore, MD 21230 USA
Phone: 410.962.7344
Where: Various
When: January-April, September-December
Curriculum Highlights: The Scholar Ship was developed to complement the educational objectives of many students today who understand the importance of gaining a competitive edge through an intercultural experience.The Scholar Ship provides both undergraduate and postgraduate students with a distinct opportunity to pursue their studies in an intercultural context.
Setting Description: You will be learning alongside students from all over the world as you travel aboard a passenger ship to eight countries. Your experience is enhanced by the perspective each student shares from his or her own culture. Classroom learning, experiential activities, and residential programs are key elements of community life aboard The Scholar Ship not common to traditional land-based programs.
Program Value: As the nature of work and study rapidly takes on a global dimension, employers are increasingly seeking employees who have demonstrated the ability to successfully operate across cultural, political, and linguistic boundaries. Our curriculum is designed to develop the intercultural leadership skills essential to success in the 21st-century workforce.

Click to send E-mail to:

The Scholar Ship
1030 Hull Street Suite 101
Baltimore, MD 21230 USA
Phone: 410.962.7344
Where: Various
When: January-April, September-December
Curriculum Highlights: The Scholar Ship was developed to complement the educational objectives of many students today who understand the importance of gaining a competitive edge through an intercultural experience.The Scholar Ship provides both undergraduate and postgraduate students with a distinct opportunity to pursue their studies in an intercultural context.
Setting Description: You will be learning alongside students from all over the world as you travel aboard a passenger ship to eight countries. Your experience is enhanced by the perspective each student shares from his or her own culture. Classroom learning, experiential activities, and residential programs are key elements of community life aboard The Scholar Ship not common to traditional land-based programs.
Program Value: As the nature of work and study rapidly takes on a global dimension, employers are increasingly seeking employees who have demonstrated the ability to successfully operate across cultural, political, and linguistic boundaries. Our curriculum is designed to develop the intercultural leadership skills essential to success in the 21st-century workforce.

Click to send E-mail to:

The Scholar Ship
1030 Hull Street Suite 101
Baltimore, MD 21230 USA
Phone: 410.962.7344
Where: Various
When: January-April, September-December
Curriculum Highlights: The Scholar Ship was developed to complement the educational objectives of many students today who understand the importance of gaining a competitive edge through an intercultural experience.The Scholar Ship provides both undergraduate and postgraduate students with a distinct opportunity to pursue their studies in an intercultural context.
Setting Description: You will be learning alongside students from all over the world as you travel aboard a passenger ship to eight countries. Your experience is enhanced by the perspective each student shares from his or her own culture. Classroom learning, experiential activities, and residential programs are key elements of community life aboard The Scholar Ship not common to traditional land-based programs.
Program Value: As the nature of work and study rapidly takes on a global dimension, employers are increasingly seeking employees who have demonstrated the ability to successfully operate across cultural, political, and linguistic boundaries. Our curriculum is designed to develop the intercultural leadership skills essential to success in the 21st-century workforce.

Click to send E-mail to:

The Scholar Ship
1030 Hull Street Suite 101
Baltimore, MD 21230 USA
Phone: 410.962.7344
Where: Various
When: January-April, September-December
Curriculum Highlights: The Scholar Ship was developed to complement the educational objectives of many students today who understand the importance of gaining a competitive edge through an intercultural experience.The Scholar Ship provides both undergraduate and postgraduate students with a distinct opportunity to pursue their studies in an intercultural context.
Setting Description: You will be learning alongside students from all over the world as you travel aboard a passenger ship to eight countries. Your experience is enhanced by the perspective each student shares from his or her own culture. Classroom learning, experiential activities, and residential programs are key elements of community life aboard The Scholar Ship not common to traditional land-based programs.
Program Value: As the nature of work and study rapidly takes on a global dimension, employers are increasingly seeking employees who have demonstrated the ability to successfully operate across cultural, political, and linguistic boundaries. Our curriculum is designed to develop the intercultural leadership skills essential to success in the 21st-century workforce.

Click to send E-mail to:

The Scholar Ship
1030 Hull Street Suite 101
Baltimore, MD 21230 USA
Phone: 410.962.7344
Where: Various
When: January-April, September-December
Curriculum Highlights: The Scholar Ship was developed to complement the educational objectives of many students today who understand the importance of gaining a competitive edge through an intercultural experience.The Scholar Ship provides both undergraduate and postgraduate students with a distinct opportunity to pursue their studies in an intercultural context.
Setting Description: You will be learning alongside students from all over the world as you travel aboard a passenger ship to eight countries. Your experience is enhanced by the perspective each student shares from his or her own culture. Classroom learning, experiential activities, and residential programs are key elements of community life aboard The Scholar Ship not common to traditional land-based programs.
Program Value: As the nature of work and study rapidly takes on a global dimension, employers are increasingly seeking employees who have demonstrated the ability to successfully operate across cultural, political, and linguistic boundaries. Our curriculum is designed to develop the intercultural leadership skills essential to success in the 21st-century workforce.

Click to send E-mail to: