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DOMESTIC-APPROVED PROGRAMS

Students who apply to the following domestic-approved programs must register with the Office of International Studies and complete the Wesleyan permission to study away application. Please contact Gail Winter via e-mail or at 860-685-3006.

  • Sea Education Semester
    Fall or spring. Shore component based in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, plus 6-week Atlantic or Pacific voyage. Programs combine oceanography, maritime history and culture, environmental history, environmental policy, and nautical science.
     
  • Semester in Environmental Science
    Fall only. Ecosystem biogeochemistry and biology of coastal bays, ponds, wetlands, and forests at the Marine Biological Laboratory on Cape Cod (based in Woods Hole).
     
  • Twelve College Exchange
    Wesleyan University participates in a cooperative program for residential student exchange with the following colleges: Amherst, Bowdoin, Connecticut, Dartmouth, Mount Holyoke, Smith, Trinity, Vassar, Wellesley, and Wheaton. Programs associated with the Twelve College Exchange are the National Theater Institute in Waterford, Connecticut, sponsored by Connecticut College and the Williams-Mystic Seaport Program in American Maritime Studies in Mystic, Connecticut. Contact Gail Winter for application and deadline information.
     
  • Urban Education Semester (Venture Consortium)
    Fall or spring. Includes interdisciplinary courses at Bank Street College of Education and supervised classroom placement in New York City public schools. Contact Vicky Zwelling in the Career Resource Center for application and deadline information.
     
  • Williams-Mystic Maritime Studies Program
    Fall or spring. An interdisciplinary semester focused on the world’s oceans. Courses in history, marine sciences, environmental policy, and literature of the sea. Located at Mystic Seaport.