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“Bollywood” Film & Media, Traditional Medicine, Clinical Rotations Rural, Urban & Public Health.
India Study Abroad Center (ISAC) offers programs from 2 to 12 weeks to study issues specific to India. These include a 4 week immersion program in the largest film industry in the world (Bollywood), or exploring the principles of Traditional medicine systems like Ayurveda. We also organize clinical rotations/clerkships for medical, pre-medical, nursing and other health science students in the area of rural, urban and public health.

Dates: Throughout the year with flexible programs from 2 to 12 weeks.
Cost: Affordable programs starting at $900 for two weeks and $200 for each additional week.
Contact: India Study Abroad Center (ISAC), A302 Aakar CHS Ltd, Film City Road, Malad East, Mumbai 400 097, India.
Contact in U.S.A.: Tel. +1-(415) 287-0144 (Only Voicemail); Fax +1-309-218-6022.
Email: info@indiastudyabroad.org
Website: www.indiastudyabroad.org

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Buddhist Studies in India
Since 1979, students have lived in a Burmese Vihar (monastery) while earning 16 semester credits. Participate in the daily life of a Buddhist monastery; become immersed in Buddhist tradition and philosophy; and complete a four-week independent research project - often involving travel - designed around your interests. Students engage rigorously in a comparative approach to both the theory and practice of Buddhist Studies. Participants on this program reach their own understanding of the essence that is common to all varieties of Buddhism while learning to appreciate the cultural and historical environments in which it has flourished.

Dates: Fall (September – December)
Cost: Contact AEA (aea@antioch.edu) for updated cost information.
Contact: Andrzej Bloch, Director, Leslie King, Assistant Director, Antioch Education Abroad, Antioch University, 150 E. South College St., Yellow Springs, OH 45387
Tel.: (937) 769-1015 or (800) 874-7986
Email: aea@antioch.edu
Website: aea.antioch.edu

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Experiential Learning International
Semester or Year in India
India embodies everything that is exotic. It is a country that combines better than any other a respect for its past and a thirst for the new, where a woman in a sari might be a cutting-edge engineer, where Hollywood is overshadowed by Bollywood. Studying at the University of Madras will give you a chance to experience this first hand. Here you can study the history of South Indian dance or the issues of nuclear proliferation, Indian English literature or business administration.

Contact: info@eliabroad.org, www.eliabroad.org

Living Routes
India: Sustainability in Practice at Auroville
Build ecological skills and learn about Indian and community culture in tropical coastal Tamil Nadu. Study and do internships in habitat protection, green building, renewable energy systems, reforestation, literacy or another topic of interest, and take part in holistic living practices. Visit historic, cultural and spiritual sanctuaries and earn 12-16 transferable college credits.

Contact: info@LivingRoutes.org; www.LivingRoutes.org

Pacific Village Institute
From Brahma to Buddha: Cultures of the Indian Himalayas & the Ganges River
In this program, students will have the chance to live and study in the country that gave birth to two of the world's great religions-Hinduism and Buddhism-and to travel amid some of the most incredible landscapes in the world. Based in Varanasi, also know as "The City of Light", we will explore the holiest of Hindu cities located on the subcontinent's plains on the banks of the Ganges River. We will also travel to the Himalayas of Sikkim, a small region sandwiched between Nepal and Bhutan, where we will have the opportunity to experience one of the few places where traditional Tibetan culture remains largely free from external repression.

Contact: jamie@pacificvillage.org, www.pacificvillage.org

Penn-in-India
For students interested in South Asian studies, performing arts, religion, and traditional medicine, PSA’s newest program offers students a survey of both India’s rich cultural history and its burgeoning industrial life. The program is located in Pune, a cosmopolitan city of 4,000,000. Students will live with Indian families in the area and be involved in community projects.

Contact: Penn Summer Abroad, College of General Studies, Univ. of Pennsylvania, 3440 Market St., Suite 100, Philadelphia, PA 19104-3335; 215-746-6901, fax 215-573-2053; summerabroad@sas.upenn.edu, www.upenn.edu/summer/abroad.

University Studies Abroad Consortium
Full Curriculum Studies in Bangalore, India
This birthplace of Buddhism and yoga, India is also home to some of the world's greatest palaces, temples and monuments including the Taj Mahal. Studying at Christ College in Bangalore allows students to take a variety of classes with local students such as business, tourism, history, computer science, political science and much more.

Contact: University of Nevada, Reno/323, Reno, NV 89557-0323; tel. 775-784-6569, usac@unr.edu, usac.unr.edu.

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