101. Study Abroad Links - College Year & Semester Programs In The Dominican Republic Santo Domingo dominican republic Language and cultural immersion programs inSanto Domingo. We also offer Volunteering, water sports and many cultural and http://www.studyabroadlinks.com/search/Dominican_Republic/Academic_Year_and_Seme

Search Worldwide Study Abroad Directory Home About Add Site Japanese ... Dominican Republic Academic Year and Semester Programs Page Sponsors Newsletter Get the latest news for studying abroad by subscribing to the Study Abroad Links free email newsletter... Email Address Welcome to the Study Abroad Links directory of academic year, semester, and term programs in the Dominican Republic for college and university students. Narrow by City/Town Select a City Santiago Santo-Domingo Listings Woods Hole SEA Semester Various ports of call - Multiple Countries SEA Semester is a 12-week program offered several times a year and offers a unique experience of studying off campus-and offshore-and earns you a full semester of college credit. SEA Semester integrates marine science, maritime literature, history and policy, and practical seamanship with deep-water oceanographic research aboard a tall ship.There ... Sea Education Association Study Abroad with ISA in the Dominican Republic ISA Semester and Academic Year programs in Santiago, Dominican Republic, are all-inclusive. Program participants will study at the Pontifical Catholic University "Madre y Maestra", which is accredited and issues all transcripts. Experience the thrill of living abroad while earning college credit in one of the Caribbean's most beautiful ...

102. Dominican Republic Bilateral Relations Relations between the dominican republic and Germany. Civic cultural contactsare also on the increase. Early in 2001, the dominican government gave the http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/www/en/laenderinfos/laender/laender_ausgabe_html?

103. Dominican Republic - FOREIGN RELATIONS The dominican republic maintained very limited relations with most of the dominican republic increased there were both sports and cultural exchanges. http://countrystudies.us/dominican-republic/77.htm

FOREIGN RELATIONS Dominican Republic Table of Contents The Dominican Republic maintained very limited relations with most of the countries of Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe. It had little commerce, tourist trade, or diplomatic contact with most of these nations, and hence little reason for an embassy or mission. The Dominican Republic was not a global power with global responsibilities; nor, as a poor country, could it afford to maintain widespread diplomatic representation. The Dominican Republic concentrated its diplomatic activities in four critical arenas: the circum-Caribbean, Latin America, the United States, and Western Europe. It belonged to the Organization of American States (OAS), the United Nations (UN), and other international bodies. Although the Dominican Republic shares the island of Hispaniola with Haiti, traditionally relations between the two countries have seldom been good. In the nineteenth century, Haiti repeatedly invaded, plundered, and occupied the Dominican Republic. In addition, Dominicans tended to see Haiti as black, African, and uncivilized, in contrast to their own country, which they considered Hispanic and European. When political troubles flared up in Haiti, Dominican governments usually mobilized the armed forces and put them on alert. Haitian political exiles often settled in Santo Domingo, which they used as a springboard for their partisan activities. Numerous Dominican governments had also tried to influence political events in Haiti. The border between the two countries had been closed on a number of occasions.

104. Embassy Of The Dominican Republic In The United States Of America The dominican republic is located in the Caribbean, between Cuba and Puerto Rico . Cultural Center Eduardo León Jiménez. Puerto Plata. Amber Museum http://www.domrep.org/tourism

Tourism Information Dominican Republic Map Courtesy of: ASONAHORES www.asonahores.com Geography General Information Capital : Santo Domingo de Guzmán Population : 8.624 million (estimate, 2001) Area : 48,464 sq. Km. Currency : Dominican peso (RD$) Independence : February 27, 1844 Government : Democratic Republic Official Language : Spanish Official Religion : Roman Catholic National Bird : “Cigua Palmera” National Flower : Flor de la Caoba Founding Father : Juan Pablo Duarte President : Dr. Leonel Fernández Reyna Vice President : Dr. Rafael Alburquerque Geography The Dominican Republic is located in the Caribbean, between Cuba and Puerto Rico. With an extension of 48,442 square kilometers, the country is the second largest country in the Antilles. This strategic geographic position has turned it into the main tourist destination of the region and into an ideal place for business and trade. The climate is semitropical, with an average yearly temperature of 26°C (78°F).

105. MOFA: Japan-Dominican Republic Relations (Special Envoy of the Presidential of dominican republic) 18.4 millionyen (Grant Assistance for Cultural Grassroots Projects) http://www.mofa.go.jp/region/latin/dominican_r/

(Japanese) skip navigations Sitemap Other Languages ... Latin America Japan-Dominican Republic Relations September 2005 Basic Data Diplomatic Relations: Established in November 1934 Japanese Nationals: Number of Japanese Nationals residing in Dominican Republic: 633 (Oct. 1998) Trade with Japan (1998): Exports: 3.5 billion yen (nickel, coffee, textile) Imports: 38.5 billion yen (machinery and equipment) Japan's Economic Cooperation: List of Grant Aid - Exchange of Notes in Fiscal Year 2003 List of Loan Aid - Exchange of Notes in Fiscal Year 2005 Loans: $ 95.92 billion Grants: $ 102.00 million Technical Cooperation: $ 120.61 million VIP Visits From Japan to Dominican Republic: Year Name Former Minister of Finance, Yoshiro Hayashi (Special Envoy to the Presidential inauguration) From Dominican Republic to Japan: Year Name Minister for Commerce and Industry, Luis Manuel Bonetti (Special Envoy of the Presidential of Dominican Republic) President of Dominican Republic, Dr. Leonel Antonio Fernandez Reyna Cultural Grant (cumulative total fiscal 1975-2004) 678.1 million yen (Cultural Grant Aid)

106. :: Ithaca College International Programs semester course finishes with three weeks abroad in the dominican republic . Topics will include cultural and social comparisons between dominican http://www.ithaca.edu/oip/abroad_domrep.htm

Your browser does not support script australia czech republic dominican republic germany ... other destinations COURSES Culture and Society: An International Field Experience (331-31200, 3 credits) Please note: this course will not be offered in 2005 velez@ithaca.edu Healthcare and Culture: An International Field Experience (672-31300, 1 credit) Please note: this course will not be offered in 2005 This summer course gives students the opportunity to investigate the socio-cultural context in the delivery of healthcare and rehabilitation services in an international context. The program will focus on the examination of the role of ethnicity, race, religion, and socio-economic status in shaping the health-related beliefs and behaviors of individuals through experiential learning, discussion, and lectures. For more information, contact Assistant Professor Katherine Beissner at

107. International Academic Programs: Santiago/Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic The dominican republic comprises the eastern twothirds of the island of for the summer term focus on cultural orientation to the dominican republic, http://www.studyabroad.wisc.edu/na/dom_repub.asp

About IAP: Mission Statement Contact List Why Study Abroad? Study Abroad 101 Programs UW-Madison students Non-UW students APPLY ONLINE! Information for: Prospective students Participating students Returning students Exchange students ... Parents Information about: Academic Issues Financial Issues Scholarships Internships ... Data Reports SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - CIC Photos Study and Work in the Dominican Republic Learn about health, nutrition, and environmental issues. The Dominican Republic is an excellent site for a study abroad program on Latin American health, nutrition, and related environmental and development issues. The country, a microcausm of Latin America and the Caribbean, faces health and nutrition problems common to the entire region. Through first had experiences, program participants learn firsthand about these problems and their proposed solutions. Summer Component Fall Component During the fall term students take course work that will include an advanced class in Spanish language training, regular university courses in health and special areas studies courses for foreigners, and a field-based independent study project, for a total of 12-16 credits.

108. Afro-Caribbean Music And Dance Workshops In Dominican Republic in dominican republic. A two weeks odyssey into traditional, Professionaldominican dancers, musicians and cultural workers will introduce you the http://kiskeya-alternative.org/afrocarib-workshop/

Kumba la Jaiva ! Afro -Car ibb ean Dance and Music workshops in Dominican Republic A two weeks odyssey into traditional, ritual and popular cultural expressions of the Caribbean... Come to experience the rich Dominican and Caribbean Music and Dances in a two weeks workshop! Get immersed in an exciting and tropical but real world of cultural and social experiences. Professional Dominican dancers, musicians and cultural workers will introduce you the different styles of dances and rhythms and let you experience the magnificent and diverse Afro-Caribbean culture. Workshop Home Program and Activities Dates and Prices Special student package A Quick look at Afro Dominican Rhythms and Dances (under construction) Code of conduct and Code of ethics Dominican Republic and Real life experiences ... Book now! About Kiskeya Alternativa Contact us a non for profit cultural organization, offers you Popular, Traditional and Ritual Afro-Caribbean music and dance workshops, unique in the Dominican Republic. During your stay you will be introduced different musical and instrumental styles and the dedicated professors will tell you about the cultural, social and magico-religious background. You will attend

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