Description

Join Glendale Community College for an exciting adventure to the spiritual island of Bali, Indonesia. We offer students a chance to learn about the people, religion, culture and language of Bali by offering college transfer level classes, in Geography and Anthropology.

There is also an optional extension to Borneo to see the wild orangutans. This is a 7-day extension and will include visits to Camp Leakey, Tanjung Putting National Park, and a visit to a orangutan rehabilitastion center.

Our instructors are led by Darren Leaver who has traveled to Bali numerous times. His knowledge and personal relationships with the Balinese will allow for a unique learning experience that is more than a tourist would encounter.

We hope that you can join us!

Highlights

We will visit many of the temples and sites on Bali and possibly even participate in a Balinese cremation. We will feed the monkeys in the Monkey Forest, take a morning sail with dolphins, watch traditional Balinese dance performances, including the famous Kecak dance, and view a shadow puppet show. The will be opportunities to go snorkeling on the many reefs around the island and relax in the sun and sand.

The optional extension to visit the Borneo orangutans is a once in a lifetime experience. You may encounter and interact with wild orangutans in their natural habitat. This one ot he last places on earth to do so.

Subject Areas

• Anthropology
• Geography

Cost in US$:

3750 USD

Program Fees Include:

The program price includes round trip air, accommodations in tourist hotels based on double occupancy, some meals, and all transfers and transportation to included sites and tours. In addition, side trips to the Monkey Forest, a sail with dolphins, dance performances, a shadow puppet show, snorkeling, and entrances to many temples and cultural sites are also included in the price.

Price does not include Indonesian Visa, departure tax, tuition, books, tips, beverages, meals not included and other airline taxes.

The extension to Borneo to see the Orangutans will cost an additional USD1,250.

Experience Required

no

This Program is open to

American Participants.

Typical Living Arrangements

• Other

Participants Travel

in Groups

Application Process Involves

• Online Application plus Application Assessment

Typically The Application Process Time is

varies

California Colleges For International Education's Mission Statement

California Colleges for International Education is a consortium dedicated to the ideal of increasing international understanding through education and collaboration, and support the growth of programs affiliated with international education such as Faculty Exchanges, International Business, International Development/ Contract Education, International Students, Internationalizing the Curriculum, and Study Abroad.

Year Founded

1984