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People, Flora and Fauna of the Holy Land

People, Flora and Fauna of the Holy Land 2018-07-26T12:41:46+00:00

People, Flora and Fauna of the Holy Land is a unique and intense academic summer program that allows its students to discover the ecological and social diversity of the Holy Land through a learning-by-traveling approach. The geographic location of the program – a crossroad between Asia, Europe, and Africa – makes the Holy Land a fascinating international laboratory for social and scientific research. Guided by faculty and staff, students will study while traveling four different regions: the Golan Heights, the Galilee, the Center of Israel, and the South. The program welcomes undergraduate as well as graduate students.

Main Subject

  • Flora and Fauna of the Holy Land

  • Challenges and Opportunities of a Multicultural Society

  • Independent Research Project

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Travel Itinerary

  • Week 1: The Desert and the Red Sea

  • Week 2: Jerusalem, Tel Aviv

  • Week 3: The Golan Heights and the Galilee

Each week will include lectures, field study, and workshops (such as labs and group assignments) and gives 3 academic credits. Participation possible for 1, 2, or 3 weeks.