A two-credit graduate-level seminar that explores the historical development of Cuba's legal system.  Students will be exposed to the civil law, which is the basis of Cuba's present legal system. 

A three-credit graduate-level course immerses students in the inners workings of the Seoul, Korea. Explore one of the most technological advanced cities while interacting with government representatives.

A three-credit undergraduate field study introduces participants to the complexity of creating community change in culturally dynamic environments.

A two-week hands-on course for Biology majors interested in biodiversity. Students gain first-hand field experience, immerse in Baja’s local culture, while earn biology degree credits.

The program allows students to examine the inner workings of the community, nonprofit and public organizations facilitating disaster relief efforts in rural communities impacted by hurricane Maria (2017).

The program aims to teach undergraduate and graduate students archaeological field skills and methods. Students will acquire the training by hands-on practice under the supervision of field specialists.

Students will immerse in sustainable life at the Kroka Village. At Kroka, students are challenged to engage the landscape while learning to become community engaged citizens and stewards of the environment.