Iceland | EAS 213: Geoscience Field Experience in Iceland

EAS 213: Geoscience Field Experience in Iceland
2 credits

This two-credit seminar course covers geologic and environmental aspects of Iceland through a week long study. Students will select topics for in-depth study to be presented upon course completion.

Day 1: Fly overnight to Iceland

• Depart SUNY Broome campus and drive via vans to NY-based International Airport
• Fly overnight to Keflavik Airport (KEF), Iceland

Day 2: Reykjanes Region

• Reykjanes Region and site of the 2021-2022 Volcanic Eruptions
• Lodging in or near Selfoss

Day 3:

• Golden Circle/Thingvellir/Gulfoss Region
• Lodging in or near Selfoss

Day 4:

• Stöng Archeological Site/Gjáin and Hekla Region
• Lodging in or near Selfoss

Day 5:

• South Coast Iceland, Glacier Hike, Skógafoss
• Lodging in or near Selfoss

Day 6:

• Reykjadalur Geothermal area
• Lodging in Reykjavik

Day 7:

• Blue Lagoon or Sky Lagoon geothermal experience
• Group Icelandic dinner in Reykjavik
• Lodging in Reykjavík

Day 8: Depart for home

• Free time in Reykjavik
• Flight to NY
• Arrive in NY, return to campus via van

Total estimate travel cost: $3,000 (Price may change and it will depend on number of students enrolled)

Includes:

• Ground Transportation from SUNY Broome to NY based international airport
• Round Trip Airfare
• Ground Transportation in Iceland
• Hotel Accommodations
• Includes most dinners and light breakfasts
• Faculty leaders
• Entrances to Museums and Glacier Walk
• Instructional support
• International Health Insurance
• Global Travel Protection

Additional Expenses not included in the travel cost:

• Cost for a valid passport $110-$185
• SUNY Broome Tuition – 2 credits
• Personal expenses $500
• Lunch $200