Our whole program is a unique transdisciplinary academic program that promotes systems thinking, and the concept of circularity in multiple contexts. Students not only experience, but they also apply what they learn. The 4 segments are:
1. Self-development
2. Projects, concepts, and inquiry
3. Real-world learning (learning in context)
4. Community partnerships
The health and safety of our participants is our top priority. Our facilitators are fully trained in first aid and we have at least one emergency responder with the group, ensuring that students are supported and cared for at all times. We conduct risk assessments for all activities and excursions to ensure a safe, enjoyable experience. This includes implementing extra safety protocols where required and having appropriate equipment for each activity. We are committed to providing a safe, nurturing environment so participants can focus on their learning and personal growth without worry.
Holistic development
Cultural diversity
Experiential learning, lasting a lifetime
Corporate networking opportunities
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Student at University of Virginia (UVA), Event with UVA "Investing in a Sustainable Future" Program
“Her (Diya's) dedication to sustainability is inspiring and is something I want to emulate in my future. Most importantly, she showed me how sustainability is not limited to one sector. This sentiment made me very hopeful because before this course, I thought that sustainable career paths were limited to environmental science or urban planning.”
March 2024
Alexander Degenhardt
“Ms. Kanoria had a profound impact on my personal development as a teacher, mentor and confidant. I fondly remember our trips together like building homes in Romania, or sailing through trees at the ropes park. She supported me through atypical and unstable teenage years, and she motivated me with her trust to do better in and outside of school."
Alexander Degenhardt
Founder of Cikumas GmbH
Student at University of St. Gallen”