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Cultural and Sustainable Development Study Tour, Mongolia

This study tour will give students a valuable opportunity to become ‘world ready’ and to acquire cross cultural knowledge and experience, whilst based in the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar. Students will participate in language and cultural studies at the Mongolian University of Science and Technology and be allocated Mongolian buddies who will practice their conversational English with the ECU students whilst providing local guiding support. Cultural visits
will include the Dinosaur Museum, Chinggis Khan Statue Complex, Gandantegchlen Monastery, National Museum, the Australian Embassy, and Down’s Association Enterprise Café. A two night stay in a traditional ‘Ger’ in a rural district and a trip on the Trans-Mongolian railway to the Russian border are also planned.

The program unit is ISP3113, International Science Project. There are 15 NCP Mobility Grant funded places available.

Applications open 2 September. In your application please upload a Course Planner, which can be obtained from the Student Hub.

Tour Leader: Rosa Napolitano-Lincoln & Trudi Cooper

Psychology Study Tour to India

Undergraduate students majoring in Psychology are invited to apply for this study tour, which is a collaborative effort between ECU and Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU), India. Students will spend two weeks participating in a structured academic program as well as cultural activities. Students will gain an insight into the way culture has influenced the discipline of psychology in India and the similarities and differences in the delivery of psychological services in India and Australia.

Students who have available elective units in their course will enrol in and complete as course credit the unit Cross Cultural Knowledge and Global Citizenship (unit code - SAH 2100). Students who do not have available elective units in their course should contact the program leader to discuss options.

A flyer with more information will be available here soon!

Please click on the 'Application Process' button below when you are ready to apply. Email international.office@ecu.edu.au your completed application form, a copy of your passport ID page and and a one page statement (typed, in pdf format) answering the following questions:

• What makes you an exceptional candidate to be a student ambassador for ECU and Australia in India?
• What key skills and experiences do you hope to gain whilst in India?
• How would you apply your India experience back in Australia?
• How would you share your experiences with fellow students upon your return?

Program Leader: Eyal Gringart e.gringart@ecu.edu.au

Cultural and Sustainable Development Study Tour, Mongolia

This study tour will give students a valuable opportunity to become ‘world ready’ and to acquire cross cultural knowledge and experience, whilst based in the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar. Students will participate in language and cultural studies at the Mongolian University of Science and Technology and be allocated Mongolian buddies who will practice their conversational English with the ECU students whilst providing local guiding support. Cultural visits
will include the Dinosaur Museum, Chinggis Khan Statue Complex, Gandantegchlen Monastery, National Museum, the Australian Embassy, and Down’s Association Enterprise Café. A two night stay in a traditional ‘Ger’ in a rural district and a trip on the Trans-Mongolian railway to the Russian border are also planned.

The program unit is ISP3113, International Science Project. There are 15 NCP Mobility Grant funded places available.

Applications open 2 September. In your application please upload a Course Planner, which can be obtained from the Student Hub.

Tour Leader: Rosa Napolitano-Lincoln & Trudi Cooper

Psychology Study Tour to India

Undergraduate students majoring in Psychology are invited to apply for this study tour, which is a collaborative effort between ECU and Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU), India. Students will spend two weeks participating in a structured academic program as well as cultural activities. Students will gain an insight into the way culture has influenced the discipline of psychology in India and the similarities and differences in the delivery of psychological services in India and Australia.

Students who have available elective units in their course will enrol in and complete as course credit the unit Cross Cultural Knowledge and Global Citizenship (unit code - SAH 2100). Students who do not have available elective units in their course should contact the program leader to discuss options.

A flyer with more information will be available here soon!

Please click on the 'Application Process' button below when you are ready to apply. Email international.office@ecu.edu.au your completed application form, a copy of your passport ID page and and a one page statement (typed, in pdf format) answering the following questions:

• What makes you an exceptional candidate to be a student ambassador for ECU and Australia in India?
• What key skills and experiences do you hope to gain whilst in India?
• How would you apply your India experience back in Australia?
• How would you share your experiences with fellow students upon your return?

Program Leader: Eyal Gringart e.gringart@ecu.edu.au