Koper, slovenia 2017
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This document outlines the itinerary for a study abroad program in Slovenia from November 10-17, 2017. The schedule includes activities such as presentations on sustainability topics, workshops on skin care and logo design, tours of cities like Koper, Ljubljana and Piran, and visits to natural attractions including a cave, salinas, and marine research station. Each day combines educational sessions, cultural experiences, and social activities to introduce the participating Finnish, German, Slovenian and Spanish students to the host country and allow them to get to know each other.
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- 3. DAY 1 (Sunday, 12. 11. 2017): social games Getting to know each other before beginning work together.
- 4. DAY 1 (Sunday, 12. 11. 2017): social games Getting to know each other before beginning work together.
- 5. DAY 1 (Sunday, 12. 11. 2017): Slovenian beauties 1 Postojnska jama (Postojna cave)
- 6. DAY 2 (Monday, 13. 11. 2017) Sustainability 1 - To travel or not travel: beautiful cities ruined by mass turism. Venice, Piazza San Marco
- 7. DAY 2 (Monday, 13. 11. 2017) Sustainability 1 - To travel or to not travel: beautiful cities ruined by mass turism. Venice: Palazzo Ducale
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- 10. DAY 3 (Tuesday, 14. 11. 2017): Skin care reconsidered Lab work with a group of only girls
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- 14. DAY 3 (Tuesday, 14. 11. 2017): Colours of the future Logo workshop - finalists
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- 19. DAY 3 (Tuesday, 14. 11. 2017): Koper tour Creative guiding by students 2
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- 30. DAY 5 (Thursday, 16. 11. 2017): Sun and sea Piran tour
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