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    The document summarizes a study abroad program in Morocco from February 10 to May 28, 2015 focusing on climate change. Students will take courses on political economy, environmental history, food/water/energy issues, climate science and policy. They will live with host families and gather fieldwork by interviewing scientists, businesses, farmers and climate experts in both rural and urban areas to understand the struggles around agriculture and climate change. The estimated program costs are $16,600 for tuition, $4,000 for airfare, $4,400 for room and board, and $100 for books.

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    The document summarizes a study abroad program in Morocco from February 10 to May 28, 2015 focusing on climate change. Students will take courses on political economy, environmental history, food/water/energy issues, climate science and policy. They will live with host families and gather fieldwork by interviewing scientists, businesses, farmers and climate experts in both rural and urban areas to understand the struggles around agriculture and climate change. The estimated program costs are $16,600 for tuition, $4,000 for airfare, $4,400 for room and board, and $100 for books.

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    The document summarizes a study abroad program in Morocco from February 10 to May 28, 2015 focusing on climate change. Students will take courses on political economy, environmental history, food/water/energy issues, climate science and policy. They will live with host families and gather fieldwork by interviewing scientists, businesses, farmers and climate experts in both rural and urban areas to understand the struggles around agriculture and climate change. The estimated program costs are $16,600 for tuition, $4,000 for airfare, $4,400 for room and board, and $100 for books.

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    Study Abroad in Morocco

    IHP Climate Change: The Politics

    The program takes an academic view on not only school related

    topics but students observations and interviews. The students


    gathering are scientists, business, farmers, or climate majors. The
    students involved in the program will meet and have experiences
    with rural and urban workers struggling in their agricultural

    Program Dates

    business.

    POGRAM START DATE: FEB 10, 2015


    PROGRAM END DATE: MAY 28, 2015

    Housing

    Students will live with a host family in


    Rabat, Morocco, and Cochabamba, Bolivia.
    They will stay in hotels, guesthouses, or
    dormitories.

    Estimated Costs

    Courses

    Tuition

    $16,600

    Airfare

    $4,000

    Room & Board

    $4,400

    Books & Supplies $100


    Visa Expenses

    $300

    Political economy and


    Environmental history
    Comparative issues in food, water,
    and energy
    The science and policy of climate
    change

    Fieldwork ethics and comparative


    research methods

    Work Cited

    IHP/Comparative: Climate Change: The Politics of Food, Water, and Energy."


    IHP/Comparative: Climate Change: The Politics of Food, Water, and Energy.
    N.p., n.d. Web. 29 Oct. 2014.
    <http://studyabroad.sit.edu/sn/programs/semester/spring-2015/ccc/>.
    Marrakech, Morocco: Best Family Trip -- National Geographic." National
    Geographic. Web. 29 Oct. 2014.
    "IHP/Comparative: Climate Change: The Politics of Food, Water, and Energy."
    IHP/Comparative: Climate Change: The Politics of Food, Water, and Energy.
    Web. 29 Oct. 2014.

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