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Rollins students on field study to Brazil.

Winter Field Studies

Explore your passions right at the source.

Rollins winter field studies are short-term, faculty-led programs that turn winter break into a hands-on learning experience. In about one to two weeks, you'll earn academic credit while meeting business leaders in Rio de Janeiro, studying sustainable development in Costa Rica's cloud forests, or wading into the Florida Everglades—no semester commitment required.

Winter Field Studies

Each field study is led by Rollins faculty and pairs time in the field with coursework. Explore this year's programs below.

  • Rollins students at the Christ the Redeemer statue and overlooking Rio de Janeiro from above.

    Brazil: Culture, Society, and Business

    Meet business owners, visit leading companies, and explore Rio de Janeiro's culture and landmarks during this January field study led by business professor Dr. Kip Kiefer.

  • Group of students in a rainforest in Costa Rica

    Costa Rica: Environment and Development in Central America

    Hike volcanic national parks and cloud forests to see why Costa Rica is a world leader in sustainable development during this December field study led by Dr. Barry Allen.

  • Students on an airboat tour in the Everglades.

    Florida: Exploring the Everglades

    Wade through cypress swamps, ride an airboat, and trace the history of one of the world's most unique ecosystems during this January field study led by Dr. Emily Nodine and Dr. Leslie Kemp Poole.

A Rollins college student on a study abroad trip in New Zealand.

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