ASCL 59.04 Intensive Foreign Study in Vietnam

This interdisciplinary course is the second required component of the foreign study program “Developing Vietnam”, exploring the contemporary history, society and culture of Vietnam. This course, held during Dartmouth’s December “winterim” period, consists of three weeks of intensive and immersive learning in Ho Chi Minh City. Students live and study at a partner university in Vietnam and complete their group research project (begun during the fall term in ASCL 70.22) on some aspect of development in contemporary Vietnam.

Instructor

Miller (F22)

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SOC; WCult:NW

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Offered

• Fall