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Community Engagement in Cusco, Peru
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Located in southeastern Peru, Cusco sits in the Andes Mountains. It is home to the palace of the Inca, the Temple of the Sun, and the famous Machu Picchu. Its fascinating archaeological sites, architecture, and colorful Peruvian dress attract tourists from all over the world. The people of Cusco still use the traditional dress of polleras, play zampoñas, and raise llamas. Service opportunities ra...
Located in southeastern Peru, Cusco sits in the Andes Mountains. It is home to the palace of the Inca, the Temple of the Sun, and the famous Machu Picchu. Its fascinating archaeological sites, architecture, and colorful Peruvian dress attract tourists from all over the world. The people of Cusco still use the traditional dress of polleras, play zampoñas, and raise llamas. Service opportunities range from small schools to women’s shelters to medical placements in clinics and dental offices. Through service at a local organization and guided reflection curriculum, our goal is to help you gain a better understanding of the local language, culture, and community. Each placement is unique, so visit our website to learn more about the specific placement and program options available. Although ...
Program Highlights
Receive personalized advice on service opportunities and program options that are the best fit for you, as well as a confirmation of the community-based organization.
Begin your transition to daily life and culture in Cusco on the Bridging Cultures Program, our in-country orientation.
Benefit from our office, conveniently located a few blocks from the Plaza de Armas (main square) in Cusco.
Have the opportunity to earn academic credit.
Demonstrate the professional, cultural, and personal competencies you acquired while on the program through reflection-based assignments and activities.
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- Cusco, Peru
- Multiple Year
- Summer
- Agriculture
- Animal Welfare
- Anthropology See more
- American
- Canadian
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Locations
- Cusco, Peru
Types and Subjects
- Causes
- Agriculture
- Animal Welfare
- Anthropology
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- Multiple Year
- Summer
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
- American
- Canadian
This Program is also open to Solo, Group
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
- Some Accommodation
- Some Program Activity Costs
- On-Site / In-Country Staff Support
Accommodation Options
- Home-stays
Qualifications & Experience
- English
Language Skills Required
- University Freshman (1st Year)
- University Sophomore (2nd Year)
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Phone/Video Interview
- Transcript
- Resume
- Online Application
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Located in southeastern Peru, Cusco sits in the Andes Mountains. It is home to the palace of the Inca, the Temple of the Sun, and the famous Machu Picchu. Its fascinating archaeological sites, architecture, and colorful Peruvian dress attract tourists from all over the world. The people of Cusco still use the traditional dress of polleras, play zampoñas, and raise llamas. Service opportunities range from small schools to women’s shelters to medical placements in clinics and dental offices. Through service at a local organization and guided reflection curriculum, our goal is to help you gain a better understanding of the local language, culture, and community. Each placement is unique, so visit our website to learn more about the specific placement and program options available. Although ...

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Located in southeastern Peru, Cusco sits in the Andes Mountains. It is home to the palace of the Inca, the Temple of the Sun, and the famous Machu Picchu. Its fascinating archaeological sites, architecture, and colorful Peruvian dress attract tourists from all over the world. The people of Cusco still use the traditional dress of polleras, play zampoñas, and raise llamas. Service opportunities range from small schools to women’s shelters to medical placements in clinics and dental offices. Through service at a local organization and guided reflection curriculum, our goal is to help you gain a better understanding of the local language, culture, and community. Each placement is unique, so visit our website to learn more about the specific placement and program options available. Although ...
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