After completing the travel study, the group will travel to Lima for the remaining four weeks of the program. Lima is the capital of Peru and is a cultural, economic, and political center for western South America. Students will be housed with Peruvian families and attend classes during the week at the Campo Abierto, a small cultural institute in the Miraflores district of Lima. Several visits and field trips will be incorporated into the Lima portion of the program, including the Gold Museum, the Museo de la Nacion, Colonial churches in Lima, the Museo Larco Herrera, the Paracas National Reserve, and the wine-growing region of Ica. La Plaza Mayor, Lima Eligibility Students should have completed the freshman year and be in good academic standing.
Early application is advised as many programs fill before the deadline.
For applications please contact the Study Abroad Office or click here to print an application form.