BIOL 3710

Intercultural Field School in Environmental Science

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This field course offers an immersive intercultural experience in the study of biology, environmental science and global change. Typically offered in early summer of alternating years, the two-to-four week course involves sessions at TRU followed by travel to a different host country or region. Students explore structure-function relationships of organisms within diverse ecosystems using an inquiry-based approach. Learning strategies include hands-on laboratory exercises, field trips, interaction with guest speakers and local experts, and collaborative group work. By experiencing commonalities and differences across two distinct cultures, students will examine relationships between society, culture, biodiversity, ecology and the broader world while developing intercultural communication skills. Recommended

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