
Expanded Opportunities for Off-Campus Study Reflect Student Interests
Here is a list of the 42 newly pre-approved study abroad programs available to Knox students:
Caribbean and Central America
- Turks and Caicos: Marine Resource Studies
- Nicaragua: Youth Culture, Literacy and the Media
- Panama: Tropical Island Biodiversity Studies
Europe
- Berlin: International Affairs
- Democracy and Social Change in Northern Ireland
- Euroscholars Program: a European Academic Research Experience
- Hungary: Creativity in Computer Science
- Iceland and Greenland: Climate Change and the Arctic
- The New Norway
- Sciences, Global Health and Interdisciplinary Studies at VU Amsterdam
- Sustainable Agriculture, Food and Justice in Italy
- Switzerland: International Studies and Multilateral Diplomacy
- Switzerland: Global Health and Development Policy
- Vienna: Music
Africa
- AMIDEAST Egypt
- Cameroon: Development and Social Change
- Ghana: Arts and Sciences
- Madagascar: Biodiversity and Natural Resource Management
- Morocco: Meknes Program
- Morocco: Migration and Transnational Identity
- Morocco: Multiculturalism and Human Rights
- Morocco (Rabat): Language and Culture
- AMIDEAST Morocco
- Rwanda: Post-Genocide Restoration and Peacebuilding
- Senegal: Language and Culture (Dakar)
- South Africa: Social and Political Transformation
Asia
- Bhutan: Himalayan Studies
- Cambodia: Conservation, Ethics and Environmental Change
- China: Language, Culture and Ethnic Minorities
- India: Sustainable Development and Social Change
- India: Arts and Sciences in Hyderabad
- Indonesia: Arts, Religion and Social Change
- Israel: International Relations, Psychology and Peace and Conflict
- Korea: Arts and Culture
- Korea: Korea University Direct Enrollment
- Nepal: Development and Social Change
- Thailand: Mahidol University Direct Enrollment
- Thailand: Community Public Health
- Thailand: Development and Globalization
- United Arab Emirates: Business, Engineering, Arts and Sciences
- Vietnam: Culture, Social Change and Development
Australia
- New Zealand: Culture and the Environment: A Shared Future
Published on April 26, 2017