One of the most important aspects of the Two Worlds United program is that the learning is not limited to the classroom. The Two Worlds United locations themselves become a real “living textbook.” Students will observe and experience many of the things they’ve previously studied, including the language, history, culture, art, religion, business, and politics of the host country.

Note: Two Worlds United Students must be prepared to live in an environment as experienced by local students. This includes services and facilities not always being equivalent to what you may be used to in North America. As with any international travel, you should be prepared to adapt to local customs and standards that may be disconcerting initially, but that ultimately will broaden your understanding and appreciation of the host country and its culture.