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CET Vietnamese Studies & Service-Learning in Ho Chi Minh City
Vietnamese Studies & Service-Learning in Ho Chi Minh City
CET Vietnam provides an intensive immersion environment for students with an interest in Vietnamese language and culture. The program offers a unique combination of service-learning, area studies courses and Vietnamese language classes. In addition, students live with Vietnamese roommates, allowing them a window to Vietnamese culture out-of-reach to most of the country's other visitors.
One of the hallmarks of the CET Vietnam program is the opportunity for service-learning placement. CET has cultivated partnerships with many local organizations and worked together to design a service-learning experience that allows for extensive interaction with the local community. CET's Resident Director arranges these volunteer opportunities, which may include working at an orphanage, volunteering at a local school, working with people who are disabled, or contributing to one of the many international NGO's operating in the city.
New in 2011! CET is now pleased to offer the new elective Environmental Sustainability in Vietnam. This course examines environmental development and sustainability in Vietnam from a number of perspectives. Click here to learn more about this course and others!
For more information about CET's Vietnamese Studies & Service-Learning in Ho Chi Minh City program, click on the following links:
NOTE: Start date lists day on which student should depart U.S., arriving in Asia one day later.
Spring
2011
11/01/2010**
Rolling Admission
02/18/2011
06/03/2011
Summer
2011
03/01/2011**
Rolling Admission
06/10/2011
08/12/2011
Fall
2011
05/01/2011**
Rolling Admission
09/02/2011
12/16/2011
** Indicates rolling admission application process. Students will be immediately notified of acceptance into this program and be able to complete post-decision materials prior to the term's application deadline.
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NOTE: Start date lists day on which student should depart U.S., arriving in Asia one day later.