ISA Study Abroad in Dunedin, New Zealand
- Hosted at: University of Otago
- Location(s): Dunedin, New Zealand
- Program Type(s): Study Abroad
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Dunedin, built with the riches of the New Zealand gold rush, is a mix of Edwardian and Victorian architecture, history and modernism, scholarship and relaxation. Located at the mainland end of the Otago Peninsula in the Otago region of the South I... read more
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Yes it was worthwhile. I learned to become more outgoing and become friends with locals. I also learned more study skills while studying in a new country. Aubree Zimmer - Berea College View Entire Review
I cant even put it into words. The experience was priceless. You grow so much as a person and learn about both yourself and the world around you. William P - University of Tennessee - Knoxville View Entire Review
I don't think I've ever done anything more worthwhile. I learned so much about myself and the world around me on this program. nikki.fabrizio - Pace University View Entire Review
I learned too much to put in words, you will have to go find out for yourself! All I will say is that my core values are the same, but I am a new person who has grown and matured in my time away. Elisa E - Eckerd College View Entire Review
It was absolutely worth it. I took all international business classes ( because i am a business major ) and it was amazing seeing my country from a different perspective. The out side in effect was there and it was awesome. It was great to see how other countries run there businesses, how american companies adjust to new setting... Evan K - University of North Dakota View Entire Review
Yes, I'm very happy with my experience Mary R - DePauw University View Entire Review
Yes definitely! I gained more confidence in myself, I know I can be a leader, rather than a follower. I gained knowledge of the maori culture in New Zealand, and how nice the locals are. My experience abroad changed my academic interests and future plans, by realizing that I have a lot left to live. It really opened my eyes ... Messias P - Bridgewater State College View Entire Review
I got to learn about the Maori culture and also took classes towards my business major Whitney K - Berry College View Entire Review
I learned how to truly live away from home, how to travel independently, critical thinking and planning skills and so much more that I could have never learned in a classroom setting. Rebecca A - The College of New Jersey View Entire Review
I learn how other cultures live. I learned to get out of my comfort zone. It was definitely worthwhile. John N - University of Hartford View Entire Review
tolerance. Learned to be appreciate of the things we have here in America. Stephanie K - Indiana University - Bloomington View Entire Review
I gained experience in leadership that was invaluable. I gained an understanding of how to continually challenge myself and solidified my values by putting things such as courage to the test. Most of all, try new things and don't knock something until you try it. You never know what great thing's you're capable of, so don't c... Jordan S - University of North Dakota View Entire Review
Yes, I would suggest everyone that goes through college to study abroad, and if they can, choose this program or at least travel to New Zealand. Mitchell D - University of Maryland - Baltimore County View Entire Review
About
Dunedin, built with the riches of the New Zealand gold rush, is a mix of Edwardian and Victorian architecture, history and modernism, scholarship and relaxation. Located at the mainland end of the Otago Peninsula in the Otago region of the South Island, this city draws heavily on its Scottish roots, earning itself the name "the Edinburgh of New Zealand," while also incorporating contemporary New Zealand culture. Along with beautiful beaches and rolling hills, the Otago Peninsula is known for its wildlife. The peninsula is home to the only mainland Royal Albatross breeding colony in the world as well as breeding colonies for both Yellow-Eyed and Little Blue Penguins.
Programs in Dunedin include:
- Academic Year: Courses with Locals in Multiple Disciplines
- Semester / Trimester: Courses with Locals in Multiple Disciplines
- Summer: New Zealand Studies
Program Type(s):
Study AbroadProgram Length(s):
- Fall
- Summer
- Spring
- Academic Year
Instruction Language(s):
- English
Language Requirement(s):
- English
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- Pacific Area Studies
- Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies
- Communication and Media Studies
- Computer and Information Sciences
- Education
- English Language and Literature
- Cell Biology, Anatomy
- Microbiology, Immunology
- Genetics
- Biological and Physical Sciences
- Marine Sciences
- Philosophy
- Anthropology
- Criminology
- Geography
- Political Science and Government
- Sociology
- Drama, Theater, Theatre Arts
- Business
- Accounting
- Finance, Financial Services
- Management Science
- Marketing
- History
Minimum GPA:
3.0Year Founded:
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International Studies Abroad / ISA Scholarships
In pursuit of its goals of enhancing cultural awareness and providing students with the independence and language skills necessary for the workplace, The Dr. Carlos E. Castañeda Memorial Scholarship seek to help those who may not otherwise be able to study abroad. As a testament to his early struggle and lifelong pursuit of academic excellence, ISA offers USD 58,000 annually in scholarships to be used towards ISA programs in memory of Dr. Castañeda. The Dr. Carlos E. Castañeda Memorial Scholarship are both merit and financial need-based scholarships that assist students from affiliated universities with the expenses of studying abroad. Scholarship awardees will have the opportunity to participate in the Correspondent Internship, which gives students the chance to add content to ISA’s Student blog. The student may also be given an opportunity to be part of ISA’s offices abroad based on the need of the particular office.
12 x $2000 for Fall Programs; 12 x $2,000 for Winter/Spring Programs; 2 x $2,500 for (Fall-start) Year Programs; 2 x $2,500 for (Spring-start) Year Programs
ISA offers USD 8,000 worth of scholarships annually dedicated to the memory of Michaela Farnum. Michaela was a junior studying International Business and Spanish at Seattle University and was a participant in the ISA program in Chile. Her experience was tragically cut short when she lost her life in a hiking accident in the mountains of La Campana National Park in Chile. ISA hopes that this scholarship will help aspiring study abroad students and will do so in memory of Michaela who only began to realize her dream of study abroad. The scholarship is both merit and financial need-based scholarships for the study abroad expenses for the summer term of the student awardees
8 x $1,000 for Summer Programs
ISA is offering 2 USD 1000 scholarships starting in 2016 to students who embody idea of the phrase “Live Like Ally”. Allison Willen, a Junior at Eckerd College whose life tragically ended during a hiking trip in Mt. Aspiring National Park on ISA’s semester study abroad program in New Zealand. Ally had a contagious love for life, nature, community service, and adventure. Ally was a passionate volunteer in her community, always doing what she could to make the world a better place. Students who believe they Live Like Ally and also share similar interests such as a passion for volunteering, a love for nature and hiking, and zest for life are encouraged to apply.
1 x $1,000 for Fall Programs; 1 x $1,000 for Spring Programs
The ISA Diversity Scholarships aim to encourage students of a broader cultural make-up to participate in ISA programs by offering funds to assist with the expenses of studying abroad. The scholarship amounts to USD 14,000 in awards and is to be used towards ISA programs.
2 x $1,000 for Summer Programs; 3 x $2,000 for Fall Programs; 3 x $2,000 for Winter/Spring Programs
