The Interoceanic Institute for Development is a multi-cultural gathering place that unites students, young professionals, civic and cultural leaders, and policy makers. Overlooking the pacific entrance to the interoceanic canal, the institute is located in Casco Viejo, a UN declared world heritage site. The Institute is being developed for seminars and special events including indigenous film and art showings.

Did you know: - The Interoceanic Institute for Development resides in the formal home of Tomas Arias, a founder of the Republic of Panama. The institute is also a mere 40 feet from the Museum of the Interoceanic Canal, one of the most visited museums in the Americas.

 

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The Upland Rainforest Campus (URC) located in the narrowest point in the Western Hemisphere, the Upland Rainforest Campus resides in an area that's rich biodiversity is threatened by both cultural and value conflicts. A setting ideal for the preparation of students and young professionals in the fields of sustainable economic and community development. A learning community dedicated to the conservation of biological and cultural diversity, the Upland Rainforest Campus is advancing the understanding of what it really takes to achieve sustainable development in the context of poverty, social inequity and threatened environments throughout the world.

 

 

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