The focus of the IE trip to Israel was Innovation. The State of Israel, established in 1948 with a population of about 600,000 in a small, resource-poor, arid strip of land, on the eastern edge of the Mediterranean surrounded by hostile nations with which it has fought five major wars, has...

Through company visits, as well as conversations with government officials, NGO leaders, and entrepreneurs, students learned about economic, political, and social issues in the Balkans. Visits spanned a range of different organizations, from nascent local businesses to formerly state-owned...

The Japan International Experience course focused on the country’s demographic and environmental challenges and its increasing dependence on its neighbors for food and energy supply. Discussions and site visits looked at robotics, artificial intelligence, energy efficiency, women and retired...

The IE trip to China focused on China’s vibrant economic activities, rich culture, and history. For centuries China stood as a leading civilization, outpacing the rest of the world in the arts and sciences. Today, China is the second largest economy, after the United States. Over the past 30...