Info session: Study Tropical Biology & Evolution in Ecuador and the Galapagos This Intersession

Description

Attend this info session to learn about the popular intersession abroad program in Ecuador and the Galapagos, open to Hopkins undergraduate students of all years and majors. The 3 (N) credit course abroad introduces students to the tropical Biology and evolution of Ecuador's Highlands, Amazon Rain Forest, and Galapagos Islands, essentially recreating the portion of Charles Darwin's voyage to South America, which led to the development of his ideas on Natural Selection. The course also introduces students to the history, art, and culture of Ecuador. Students will attend lectures on the JHU campus prior to departure to receive background information on the various topics that will be addressed while abroad. No previous knowledge of Behavioral Biology or Spanish is required.

Program dates: Arrival in Baltimore: Jan 12, 2019 On Campus: Jan 13-14 In Ecuador: Jan 15-26

Online info session: Friday, September 21 3-4 pm Register at: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ehrm51XtSr26E8R2gbBEeg

Apply by October 1st at: https://jhu-sa.terradotta.com/?go=HopkinsIntersessionEcuador