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Tropical Biology Global Seminar
in the Galapagos Islands
In the Galapagos Islands Tropical Biology Global Seminar, students will study the natural history of the Galapagos Islands through readings, discussions, as well as field instruction and observations related to the geology, oceanography, and biology of this unique location.
Offered alternately with the Tropical Biology Global Seminar in Belize, this is an intensive program in which students learn to identify common species, and study their ecology and behavior. In addition, students learn about the history of the islands and their inhabitants.
Read about the Galapagos program in etc Magazine.
Quick Look
Directors: Eric Long, Associate Professor of Biology and Dr. Ryan Ferrer, Assisant Professor of Biology
Location: Galapagos Islands
Program Dates: December 2014
Applications: Due April 1, 2014
Note: The next Galapagos Global Seminar will be offered in 2014.
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