Study Abroad in New Delhi, India

India: Health and Human Rights

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Explore the links between public health and human rights, with a focus on women, children, tribal, and other marginalized and vulnerable populations in India. This program studies the relationship between human rights and health in a field-study context. Students will analyze specific case studies that illuminate the problems, prospects, and potential methods of promoting health. Advocacy effo...

LEAPYEAR India - The Most Unique Year of College on the Planet

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LEAPYEAR is an amazing blend of 3 months of guided group travel to India, 3 months of individual internship anywhere in the world, interspersed with two months of inner exploration and transformation in the U.S. The fall semester is spent traveling with a guided group of up to 10 other LEAPYEAR students through India. Participants engage in language training, cultural immersion, community servi...

Carpe Diem Latitudes Program

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Latitudes - Semester Overseas + Internship: We've learned through experience that group travel followed by an independent volunteer placement forms a natural progression that leads to the maturation and personal development of the individual. Both experiences provide a full palette of physical, mental, social, spiritual and cultural challenges. The first semester, with a group, creates a coope...

Sight for All-Ophthalmology Rotation in New Delhi, India

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* 45 million people in India are visually impaired * There are 12 million blind people in India * 1 in 3 of three of the world's blind is Indian * 80% of the blindness in India is either curable or avoidable As these figures suggest, blindness and other visual impairments are significant challenges in modern India. However, healthcare services for the visually impaired are overwhelmingly ...

Dragons North India Summer Abroad Program: Roof of the World

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Our journey to the roof of the world begins in Ladakh, North India. Known as “Little Tibet,” Ladakh is an area of striking physical similarity to Tibet’s westerly Ngari Province; the only boundary separating Ladakh from Ngari is the India-China border. In and around Leh, we engage in service projects and sit before Buddhist philosophers, teachers, and environmentalists who present on their t...

Minds Abroad: China and Emerging Asia, Study+Travel

Through our combined China and India Study+Travel program, students will not only explore a new world but will also, experience a great diversity of land, people and cultures. While in Kunming, students availing this program, can transfer academic credits through our university partner. During weekdays, students will attend Mandarin Chinese classes in the mornings and will engage in volunteerin...

The Cultures of the Indian Himalayas and the Ganges River

Exploring a traditional village perched on the Tibetan Plateau. Sipping butter tea around a kitchen fire. Smelling jasmine flowers and curries sold in the bazaar. Hearing horns and bells echoing over ancient monastery walls. Watching colorful prayer flags blowing in the wind on top of a mountain pass. Throughout this program, students will have the chance to live and study in the country that gave...