Peru: Ethnographic Field School


Program Overview 

Learn a tool-kit of ethnographic methods wile experiencing local Peruvian culture. Apply these skills as we conduct research on both a coastal fishing village and a mountain town.

Faculty Led Poster_Peru17-18 date.pdf

Course Information

  • ANTY 491. 6 credits. Summer 2018, Session II.

Dates Abroad

  • June 2 -  July 1, 2018

Housing

  • Students will stay in hostels in shared rooms.

Meals

  • Meals will be provided by the hostels.

Program Fee 

$2,305 + International Airfare + tuition

  • Program fee includes international health insurance, accommodations, meals, in-country transportation, cultural activities, and more
  • Program fee does not include international airfare 
Refer to the following Financial Aid Faculty Led Study Abroad Budget Sheets to assist in your financial planning:

Financial Aid

This program is eligible for financial aid.

If you intend to apply for financial aid, bring a copy of the Financial Aid Budget Sheet, located above, to the Office of Financial Aid Services as soon as possible.
 

Eligibility Requirements

  • 3.0 GPA
  • Dean of Students Disciplinary Clearance
  • Interview with instructor

Faculty 

Faculty LeaderDr. Michelle Grocke
Visiting Professor
Department of Anthropology
(406) 243-2643
ksax@montana.edu
 
Co-LeaderMartha Diaz-Adam
Graduate of BFA
Department of Anthropology, Utah State University
mida2109@gmail.com

 

Application Deadline

  • Deadline March 25

MSU FACULTY LED STUDY ABROAD Application Process

1. Meet with Faculty Leader and/or Faculty Led Program Coordinator in the Office of International Programs.  Visit the Study Abroad website for Drop-In Advising Hours  and to Schedule a Faculty Led  Advising Appointment
2. APPLY ONLINE HERE through My Global Connection.  A complete application includes: 
  • $300 Faculty Led Application Fee
  • Official Transcript
  • Acknowledgement of Faculty Led Participation and Pre-Departure Requirements
  • Additional Application Information
  • Faculty Led Application Short Essay
  • FERPA Information
  • Health History Form
  • Passport Information
3. Complete an interview with the Faculty Leader and the Faculty Led Program Coordinator in the Office of International Programs.
4. Upon program acceptance, confirm participation and complete Post-Acceptance Application Materials in My Global Connection

Questions

Study Abroad Team
Office of International Programs
(406) 994-7151
studyabroad@montana.edu
 

Have questions? Click to see drop-in advising hours.

Language

Language of Instruction: English

Language Prerequisites: None

Requirements

Minimum Class Elligibility: Sophomore

Minimum GPA: 3

Housing

Housing Options: Lodgings

Program

Program Type: Faculty Led

Subjects Available

Anthropology