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Curriculum
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Preprofessional and Additional Offerings
Academic English Studies (ESL)
Education (4-1 B.A./M.A.T. Program)
Engineering (3-2 and 4-2 Programs)
Geological Sciences
Off-Campus Study
Overseas Study
Physical Education
Pre-Law Curriculum
Pre-Med Curriculum
International Programs
One of the nation's strongest international education programs, including a requirement to participate in an approved overseas program or take two courses on campus that focus on the history and culture of another region of the world.
Overseas and Off-Campus Study
Approximately 25 programs annually. Most groups have 20 to 24 student participants, one faculty leader. Fifty-five percent of graduating seniors have participated in a program. Since the overseas program began in 1962, more than 9,620 students and 220 faculty members have participated in 605 programs in 66 countries or geographic areas. Some 60% of Lewis & Clark's programs go to countries outside Western Europe.
Scheduled Programs, 2009-12
Language-intensive programs: Chile, China, Dominican Republic, France, Germany, Japan, Russia, Senegal.
Semester general culture programs: Australia, China, Cuba, East Africa, Ecuador, England, France, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Russia, Scotland, Spain, Vietnam.
Semester domestic programs: New York City, Washington, D.C.
Summer programs: Australia, Ecuador, Ghana.
English as a Second Language
Students from 60 countries have enrolled in Lewis & Clark's English language courses since 1972. Formerly known as the Institute for the Study of American Language and Culture, the program is now called Academic English Studies.