The course aims to enrich students’ awareness of and respect for the diversity of cultures and people across the globe. Students are required to engage in 4+ weeks (or equivalent) of non-local learning activity, spending roughly 6 hours per day (30 hours per week) and the total workload may include time spent on field trips/visits, services, research, data collection, conferences, workshops, seminars, lectures, tutorials, seminars, assignment/report, etc. Through the non-local outreach experience, students are expected to develop global perspectives on various social, political, economic and environmental issues across different cultures and geographical regions.