Communication and Marketing
Dates: June 8 – July 17, 2020
Application Deadline: March 1, 2020
Costs: $6,400 CCIS Member | $6,800 Non-Member
Disaster Risk and Emergency Management
Dates: June 15 – July 24, 2020
Application Deadline: March 1, 2020
Costs: $6,400 CCIS Member | $6,800 Non-Member
Agriculture and Environment
Dates: Not running Summer 2020
Application Deadline: N/A
Costs: N/A
Creative Expression and Digital Media
Dates: Not running Summer 2020
Application Deadline: N/A
Costs: N/A
* Please note there is a $400 deposit due two weeks after official acceptance.
* Summer 2019 CCIS Scholarship available. Apply by March 15!
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Massey University offers a customized study abroad experience that takes place over the Northern Hemisphere summer. This program offers four unique program tracks that focus on specific topics: Agriculture and Environment, Creative Expression and Digital Media, Communication and Marketing, and Distaster Risk and Emergency Management.
The key components of the program, unlike any other in New Zealand, are a two week national expedition and a four week internship. In total, students will spend six weeks fully immersed in the culture, community and wonder of New Zealand.
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Montana State University
Rachael Peters
Study Abroad Advisor
Questions? Contact me
ccisabroad@montana.edu
This program is sponsored and administered by Montana State University.
Agriculture and Environment - Designed for agribusiness, agriculture, environmental science and wildlife management majors, you'll gain on-the-ground practical experience for your field of study. To learn more about this program track, click here.
Course Listings:
National Expedition: 119.292 Special Topic: National Expedition
Internship: 247.222 New Zealand Internship Experience
Communication and Marketing - This program track is ideal for journalism, media studies, public relations, advertising, marketing, and communication majors. Click here to learn more.
Course Listings:
National Expedition: 115.277 Special Topic: National Expedition – The image and Identity Tour
Internship: 219.311 Communication Internship
Creative Expression and Digital Media – This track is designed for students with interest in creative writing, storytelling, digital media, theatre, scriptwriting, and more. For more information, click here.
Course Listings:
National Expedition: 230.291 Creative Expression & Digital Media National Expedition
Internship: 230.292 Creative Expression and Digital Media Internship
Disaster Risk and Emergency Management - Students interested or majoring in emergency management, public safety, geography, sociology, political studies, and defense should explore this program track. Learn more by clicking here.
Course Listings:
National Expedition: 130.202 Civil Defence Emergency Management National Expedition
Internship: 230.291 Disaster Risk & Emergency Management Internship
Student Life
Through this program, students have the opportunity to explore New Zealand with a cohort of students, living and learning together. Students have independent internships, but will all come together in the evenings to share what they learned and maybe cook a meal together. With evenings and weekends free during the internship, students have time to do their own exploring.
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Housing
During the National Expedition, students will spend most nights in YHA Hostels. Staying in hostels gives students an excellent opportunity to meet students and travelers from around the world. Breakfast will be included on some days, while the remaining meals students will cook/plan on their own. Once in the internship portion of the program, students will be housed in a summer camp-style agricultural community hostel, located in an orchard.
The hostel has separate accommodation buildings for males and females, with a kitchen, recreation hall, and laundry facilities. A Residential Advisor will be living on site to assist students with anything that arises. Group cooking facilities will be available, and breaksfasts and lunches are provided. Dinners will be the responsibility of individual students.
Duration
Application Deadlines
March 1
Eligibility Requirements
Minimum 2.75 GPA and sophomore standing by the start of the program
Have you talked with your study abroad advisor about your home institution's application process? Your institution's deadline might be earlier than the CCIS program application deadline. Check now to make sure all of your material is submitted on time!
Refund Policy
31 or more days prior to first day of orientation: 100% (minus $400.00 deposit)
30 days or less prior to first day of orientation: 75% (minus $400.00 deposit)
After departure but prior to first day of classes: 50% (minus $400.00 deposit)
After first day of classes any refund will be determined after consultation with host institution.
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