Australearn: Tropical Marine Ecology of Australia's East Coast
Australia
Term: Summer
Dates: Inquire for specific dates.
Description:
Queensland, a place of adventure and amazement, rich in natural treasures and home of "The Great Barrier Reef" - what a great place to learn Marine Ecology. The course will provide an introduction to tropical marine ecosystems and the interactions of humans with these systems as well as opportunity for snorkeling, scuba diving, reef walking, wildlife observation, nature photography and hiking. Through hands on research and exploration we hope to open a fascinating world that until now you may have only imagined.
Highlights:
- Lone Pine animal sanctuary
- Gain an understanding of the aboriginal culture at the Dreamtime Aboriginal Cultural Centre
- Central Queensland University
- Expert Tour of 'World renown' Australian Institute of Marine Studies
- Cape Tribulation Rainforest a World Heritage listed site
- Behind the scene tour of the Great Barrier Reef Wonderland - An extensive aquarium complex
- The Great Barrier Reef
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Subject Areas :
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- Biology (General)
- Ecology
- Marine Science
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Cost Include Description:
Pre-departure services, housing, field trips and excursions, most meals, lecutures, official transcripts. International airfare is not included.
Experience Required: no
This Program is open to
American
and Canadian
Participants.
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Typical Living Arrangements :
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Application Process Involves:
- Letters of Reference
- Transcript
- Written Application
Post Services Include:
AustraLearn's Mission Statement: AustraLearn seeks to foster the development of future leaders, who, through international awareness, gain a greater respect for and understanding of the relationship which exists between North America, Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific in the context of the larger global community.
Year Founded: 1989
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