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Experience is Education
We are The GREEN Program. We travel with graduate and
undergraduate students to Peru, Philadelphia, and Iceland to explore best
practices in sustainability from world leaders and earn transferrable
credit.
As a Villanova student, you are
eligible for our Back to School Special worth
$200 off of your deposit, if accepted, until August 30th.
Enrollment is now open for our Winter and Spring programs in Peru and
Iceland.
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Through recent years, Peru has overcome hardships with
water sanitation and flourished with their water resource management and sustainable
practices. Join The GREEN Peru Program to discover how Peru utilizes
methods from the Inca Empire and modern day technologies for water
initiatives and a sustainable future. This program is accredited by
Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola with a transcript for 2 transferrable
academic credits. The GREEN Peru Program is created for motivated
students who are on a mission towards global water stewardship and
sustainability solutions.
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This 9-day, high impact exploration will provide
a crash course through the M.S. in Sustainable Design program at
Philadelphia University, which was developed by a group of the country’s
top sustainability practitioners and experienced sustainability
professors. We chose Philadelphia for this program, because it is the
quintessential American City in terms of post-recession recovery and
response. The millennial population is growing; the suburbs and urban
areas are battling for talent and population; and the public and private
space bear the challenge for (re)developing spaces with imbued historical
legacy.
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Discover Iceland’s innovation in renewable energy, dive
into authentic Nordic culture, and participate on adventure excursions
you never even realized you wanted to have on your bucket list. This
program is accredited by Reykjavik University’s Iceland School of Energy
for 1.5 transferable academic credits (or 3 ECTs). Gain a
comprehensive understanding along with a personal familiarity of the
science and technology behind renewable energy systems: hydroelectric,
geothermal, wind power, and biofuels. Attain a clear grasp of cost
analyses and environmental impact of renewable energy production
facilities in historical, present and future context.
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