This institute is designed to give students in economics, business and related areas a distinctive opportunity for a term of study that incorporates the international dimension of these fields. The program is over ten weeks in length and includes several periods of residence in key locations as well as coordinated visits and presentations in the major political and economic centers of Western and Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, Finland and Russia. Students study the history, language, culture, archeology and geography of biblical lands as they relate to biblical interpretation and a better understanding of the Middle East. This program provides the opportunity to live in Amsterdam, one of the centers of the Western European community. Participants receive 16 semester credits from courses in language, literature, the arts, history and politics.
Options also exist for individualized study in other disciplines.
Dorothy Tarrant Eastern Nazarene College has been taking students to study and serve the people of Romania since 1992. Students may enroll in the program for the fall semester, January term, spring semester or part of the summer. The San Francisco Urban Program of Westmont College provides an opportunity for a semester of Christ-centered study in the unique context of this great city. Students study urbanization, work in a practicum related to their interests and have opportunities for independent study. The Council assumes no responsibility for the ownership and management of these programs.