Burch Field Research Seminars
Burch Field Research Seminars combine faculty scholarship and undergraduate teaching to produce unique hands-on learning experiences in changing locations stateside and around the globe.
All Burch Field Research Seminars are open to UNC undergraduates (with sophomore status or greater) and a 3.0 GPA.
Spring 2013
Burch Seminar in Washington, DC:
Domestic and International Affairs Internship Program
Application Deadline
September 20, 2012
Faculty Director
Professor Dan Gitterman, Department of Public Policy
Courses
- Seminar on Domestic and International Affairs (6 credits)
- Internship (6 credits)
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Summer 2013
Burch Seminar in Vienna, Austria, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo
The Role of International Organizations in Conflict Resolution and Democracy Building in the Balkans
Application Deadline
February 14, 2013
Faculty Director
Professor Bob Jenkins, Department of Political Science
Courses
- Conflict and Intervention in the Former Yugoslavia (3 credits)
- Research in European and International Security (3 credits)
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Burch Science Seminar in London, UK
How We Know What We Know: The Relationship Between Observation and Theory
Application Deadline
February 14, 2013
Faculty Director
Professor Tomas Baer, Department of Chemistry
Courses
- How We Know What We Know: The Relationship Between Observation and Theory (3 credits)
- Independent Study in Biology, Chemistry, Geology, or Physics (3 credits)
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Burch Seminar in Germany, Denmark, and Sweden
Sustainability and Environmental Planning
Application Deadline
February 14, 2013
Faculty Director
Professor Greg Gangi and Professor Elizabeth Shay, Institute for the Environment
Courses
- Environmental Infrastructure and Planning in Germany, Denmark, and Sweden (3 credits)
- Sustainability in Germany, Sweden, and Denmark (3 credits)
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Burch Seminar in Rwanda and The Hague
Human Rights and International Law
Application Deadline
February 14, 2013
Faculty Director
Professor Tom Kelley, School of Law
Courses
- Genocide, Human Rights, and International Criminal Law (3 credits)
- Law and Society in Rwanda (3 credits)
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Burch Field Research Seminar in Cherokee Country
Application Deadline
February 14, 2013
Faculty Director
Professor Chris Teuton, Department of American Studies
Courses
- Cherokee People: The East (3 credits)
- Cherokee People: The West (3 credits)
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Fall 2013 Study Abroad Fair
Friday, September 13, 2013
Great Hall in the Student Union






