Programs are based at recognized, degree granting institutions in the host country, involve 20 hours of service per week, and have an in-country resident director to assist students. Six weeks are spent working with tourism offices, summer camps, hospitals, environmental projects and local city governments and two weeks are reserved for travel. At least two years of French language study is required for postions in France. Housing and meals provided during the work period. A multi-disciplinary course introduces the host country.
Students pursue an independent field research project.
Internships are also available. The Lisle Fellowship offers short-term experiences around the world that focus on cooperative, democratic leadership and participation. Courses are available in economics, political science and other social sciences, international studies, philosophy, criminology and management. Two summer sessions are offered. The Mirae Foundation, in partnership with its first corporate partner, Samsung Group of Korea, provided qualified students with a unique opportunity to work at a leading Korean multinational corporation.