Location
Belize: Rural Areas, San Ignacio; Ecuador: Quito; Ghana: Cape Coast; Peru: Cusco, Sacred Valley of the Incas
Term
Fall, Spring
Dates
Fall and Spring Semesters
Experience a blend of field studies, adventure and development work. Take your university coursework to another level and put your classroom learning into practice with service-based learning projects.
A ProWorld semester enhances your global perspective. Projects are developed by our in-country Country Directors and are based on community needs. Volunteer projects happen alongside your academic experiences, providing you with practical and tangible material to enrich ongoing academic classes.
Fall, Spring or Summer semester studies are available. U.S.-based credits easily transfer to your home school.
Engage in service projects, field research, and academic courses while living abroad. Community development projects, field work and adventure activities complement classes, creating an integrated program experience. Home stay accommodations, language classes, and cultural excursions facilitate improved language fluency and full immersion in the richness of local life. This is the semester of a lifetime!
Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)
Please inquire for details.
Program fees help support ongoing development projects and include:
- Tuition and materials
- Homestay with a carefully-screened local family
- Daily meals
- Project funding and support
- Language classes
- Onsite transportation and airport pickup
- Health and travel insurance
- Cultural and adventure excursions
- 24-hour support from ProWorld local staff
- Access to ProWorld office
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Worldwide Participants.
Independently or in Groups
Independently or in Groups of 12-30
48 hours
To empower communities, promote social and economic development, conserve the environment, and cultivate educated compassionate global citizens. We invite you to join the ProWorld mission and make a difference in our host communities through our sustainable development model.
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