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Our Newest SEE-U Field Site in Jordan

by CERC Guest Blogger | 3.9.2012 at 5:06pm

In partnership with Columbia’s Global Center in Amman, the Columbia University Middle East Research Center, undergraduate students of all majors have the unique opportunity to study ecosystems and environmental sustainability in Jordan.

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Category> Ecosystems, General Earth Institute   Tags> biodiversity, canyon, coral reefs, desert, eco, eco matters, study abroad

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