After ten weeks in Madras, they travel together for three weeks, visiting important historical, archaeological, and religious sites in other parts of India. The program is open to juniors and seniors and provides credits for four courses. In the summer of even-numbered years, the College sponsors a summer program in Guadalajara, Mexico. First-year and upperclass students are eligible, regardless of major. A Davidson professor serves as resident director and is assisted by Mexican professors in teaching and planning activities.
Students live with local families.
Each student may earn up to two course credits. More details available at Davidson in Mexico . During the fifth week, the group visits a number of sites of historical, archaeological, and cultural interest within the country. This six-week program is designed to immerse students in modern and traditional Ghanaian life. The program includes one course credit, a non-credit performing arts class, a service project, and excursions into other regions of Ghanaand neighboring Togo.