L Arch Study Abroad - SPR 23 Nepal application deadline extended to 12/15

Submitted by Stephen Dunne on
The Landscape Architecture department has extended the application deadline for our Spring '23 Study Abroad to Nepal, a unique opportunity for students "to design and construct a small-scale intervention in community infrastructure and evaluate project impacts on human and environmental health." For students interested/already in our Urban Ecological Design Minor, 9 credits of this program can be applied towards the minor.
The application deadline has been extended to December 15, and there will be another online information session on Tuesday, November 29. Please see the below information and share as appropriate:
InterAction Nepal Study Abroad

ONLINE INFORMATION SESSION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 5:30-6:30PM PT ZOOM LINK

HTTPS://WASHINGTON.ZOOM.US/J/96636848570

APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON A ROLLING BASIS UNTIL THE PROGRAM IS FULL OR UNTIL DECEMBER 15TH, 2022 APPLICATION PORTAL HTTPS://STUDYABROAD.WASHINGTON.EDU | FIND PROGRAMS | UPCOMING PROGRAMS | SPRING 2023 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE NEPAL: INTERACTION NEPAL CONTACT BEN SPENCER | BSPEN@UW.EDU

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

InterAction Nepal is an immersive, interdisciplinary study abroad program offered with the support of the UW Department of Landscape Architecture and the Nepal Studies Initiative. The program challenges students to delve into contemporary issues surrounding urban development in the Kathmandu Valley and respond to them at a local scale through community-based participatory design, project implementation and assessment. UW students work with local students and residents of an underserved community to design and construct a small-scale intervention in community infrastructure and evaluate project impacts on human and environmental health. They also have the opportunity to pursue their own research interests through independent study.

Program activities include lectures and discussions, organizational site visits, field trips within and outside the Kathmandu Valley, community meetings/workshops and hands-on design and construction. InterAction Nepal's partners include community members, municipal representatives, non-profit organizations, social enterprises and academic institutions.

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