IHP Comparative Program International Honors Program Programs IHP Cities in the 21st Century People Planning and Politics IHP Climate Change The Politics of Land Water and Energy Justice IHP Death Dying Perspectives Practices Policies IHP Health and Community Globalization Culture and Care IHP Human Rights Movements Power and Resistance Comparative MultiCountry Programs since 1959 Most International Honors Programs IHP begin with two weeksin the United States before moving on to spend four to five weeks in each of three countries on different continents. Students gain a comparative look at critical global issues in the context of healthcare human rights climate change global cities food systems or death and dying. By analyzing issues and systems from a local to global scale students begin to understand the complexities and challenges of addressing these issues. These academically rigorous programs integrate experiencebased learning through 30 site visits during the semester.