This program encourages young people to broaden their horizons by traveling to other countries experiencing community divisions, where they gain first-hand experience of how diverse people are learning to live together. Upon their return, participants reflect on and promote the principles of equity and interdependence between all communities. An intern will facilitate training and debriefing for these international exchanges. The intern will have the opportunity to work in the office of a Member of the Legislative Assembly. Two or more homestays are arranged during the term.
Students receive a monthly food stipend to buy and cook their own food.
The primary location for classes is the University of Ulster in Belfast with field study in selected regions of Northern Ireland. Transportation Students will use public transportation to get to and from class. Field trips will be by chartered bus. Covers tuition, lodging, food and ground transportation for field trips. Excludes international airfare, books, passport, visa and personal expenses.