Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Belize

Greetings from Belize!
Are you searching for an opportunity to put your studies in environmental science or ecology to work in a field setting? 


The Institute for Sustainable International Studies, ISIS, is offering ecology field courses in Belize that create a chance to study in the tropical, English-speaking setting of Belize and gain valuable professional and personal experience.  Belize’s rich environment, cultures and biodiversity are the labs for these courses.  About 40% of the land and sea areas of Belize are set aside in protected areas, parks or reserves to protect its diverse flora and fauna.  One student summarized his experience by saying, “The field trips were the best in the Marine Ecology class. Nothing like getting outside and experiencing first hand and being able to converse with the locals!  I learned a lot about the environments and problems in Belize and its culture and customs.  Take this course – I had a great experience.” 

For the syllabi and course itineraries, click on the links below:
Our two week winter session runs from December 26, 2013 to January 7, 2014, including travel days.  The cost, $2,995, includes one course, accommodations, transportation to and from the airport, field trips and excursions, breakfasts and one transcript for transferring credit.  Airfare is not included.  Students receive three (3) credits from Sacred Heart College.  The application deadline for winter is October 1st.  Our 2014 summer sessions run in June and July.   There are two week and four week programs for $2,675 and $4,225.  The application deadline is March 1st for summer 2014.  Application forms are available on the ISIS website.
Email me for more details or questions about possible internships.  I hope to welcome you to Belize this summer or winter.

Best regards,
Cynthia
Cynthia Reece
Program Manager
Institute for Sustainable International Studies
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Students for Environmental Awareness
Rutgers University

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