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Check out all programs organized and offering credit through the College of Agriculture. All-majors are welcome; you need not be in Ag to take part in one of their Spring/Winter Break, or Summer study abroad programs. 

Using established partner relationships, students will work with international partners to address identified challenges to learn the principles of extension methodology and sustainable community development by integrating their discipline knowledge and technical skills from previous courses. Students will also learn the intercultural communication, market analysis, project design and planning, business planning and business ventures, and cultural factors affecting community food security while they work in bi-national teams. Some key objectives are to strengthen learning, literacy, and life skills of Peruvian and Purdue students through mutually beneficial engagement to improve lives and livelihoods. Students will also be required to register for a preparation seminar ASEC/BTNY 43100 fall of 2024 and a post ASEC/BTNY 43120 course spring 2025. Students will earn a total of three academic credits for this experience. Contact Dr. Fields, jeneenfields@purdue.edu or Dr. Mark Russell, mrussell@purdue.edu

Gather info and meet with program leaders, overseas representatives, and returned students to help you answer the question, "Where Will Purdue Take You?"