Program Themes

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  Step inside leading companies, factories, and social enterprises to learn directly from business leaders. Students dissect decision- making processes, learn sustainable business models, and examine the balance between profit and social impact, gaining a systematic understanding of business operations through topics like supply chain ethics and carbon footprint calculations.

  Immersive Business Visits

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  Uncover sustainable solutions by exploring cultural heritage, from ancient landmarks to traditional practices. Through field studies and site visits, students bring history to life as a practical resource for tackling modern challenges like food security, ecological restoration, and rural revitalization. This approach transforms cultural heritage from static museum pieces into active tools for reflection and problem-solving.

  History and Culture

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  Combining STEAM principles with a focus on sustainability, these programs equip students with the skills to create a more sustainable future. Through activities like using data visualization for resource efficiency, and building environmental awareness through art, students transform theory into practice and develop actionable solutions for sustainable development.

  STEAM and Sustainability

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  Explore the wonders of biodiversity through immersive outdoor adventures. Students conduct fieldwork in forests and wetlands, track species, and map geological formations. Activities like cave exploration, paddleboarding, and eco-journalism allow them to document and understand the ecosystems they explore, connecting them with nature and teaching them about ecological networks and biodiversity in a dynamic, hands-on way.

  Biodiversity and Outdoor Adventures

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  From community revitalization to rural education innovation, students explore the intersection of policy, nonprofit operations, and social impact. By grappling with real-world challenges, they develop critical thinking, resilience, and the ability to design practical solutions for social change.

  Civic Engagement and Social Development