Summer Educational Programs in - Tanzania, Tunisia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, (Brazil, Cuba)

Study Abroad Programs in Africa:
Summer - Tanzania, Tunisia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, (Brazil & Cuba)

Summer Programs: Africa-Ethiopia | Gambia-Kenya | Mali-Swaziland

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African Country	Sponsoring Institution	Address	Phone	Cost	E-mail/World Wide Web	Course of Study	Type of Program
Tanzania & Egypt	International Collegiate Expeditions and Skagit Valley College	Doug Stufflebeam, International Collegiate Expeditions,1502 Berniece Street Mount Vernon WA 98274	Ph: (800) 755-5914 Fax: (360) 424-2182	Cost $6,700 includes: round trip airfare from the US, all other transportation, and accommodations for the entire trip, park & reserve fees, and food while camping.	E-mail: edutrips@collegeexpeditions.com URL: www.collegeexpeditions.com	Visit Egypt & 5 areas of Tanzania in sub-Saharan East Africa. Carry out projects of your own choosing while living in wilderness settings. The regions will be: the Sahara Desert west of Cairo Egypt and Tanzania, Masai Steppe, Serengeti Plain, Ngorongoro Crater, Mt Kilimanjaro and the Island of Zanzibar.	4.5 weeks leaving late June of 2000:
Tanzania	International Student Exchange Program (ISEP)	3222 N Street NW Suite 400 Washington, DC 20007-2849	Ph:(202) 965-0550	Determined by home institution	E-mail: ISEP@guvax.georgetown.edu	General	Full Year or Semester
Tanzania Dar Es Salaam	School for International Training / World Learning (SIT/ASA)	Office of International Education (OIE) The Ohio State University Oxley Hall, 1712 Neil Ave. Columbus, OH 43210-1219	Ph: (802) 257-7751 Fax: (802) 258-3248	$3,000 (est) includes resident tuition, room, board, and program field trips.	E-mail: mckibben.1@osu.edu URL: www.osu.edu/internationalstudies/cas/	Intensive Swahili Language and Culture Program. The 8-week program consists of over 160 language training contact hours. Field trips to places of historic and cultural importance and natural beauty will introduce students to the rich heritage of East African culture, music and art. Students will become aware of the development issues unique to the region and will experience firsthand Tanazania's new multi-party democratic system and liberalized market economy.	July 8 - September 6, 2002. The application deadline is February 15, 2002.
Tanzania	School for Int'l Training/ World Learning (SIT/ASA)	SIT/ASA Kipling Road, Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676	Ph: (802) 258-3286	$10,300	.	Wildlife Ecology & Conservation, Language (Swahili)	Semester
Tanzania Mt. Kilimanjaro, Arusha and Mto wa Mbu	State University of New York at Stony Brook	Melville Library, Room E-5340 SUNY at Stony Brook Stony Brook, NY 11794-3397	Tel: 516/ 632-7030 Fax: 516/ 632-6544	$2,200, plus SUNY tuition and fees, insurance, Group Flight Airfare: $1,250, Passport: $65, Visa for Tanzania: $50, Books: $100, Immunizations $150	E-Mail: StudyAbroad@sunysb.edu URL: http://www.sunysb.edu/studyabroad/ tanzania.html	Earn 6 to 9 credits in one of the most interesting cultural & ecological regions of the world. Intensive classroom instruction in the Tanzania language (Kiswahili), history and culture, then 4 weeks in country at 3 different locations.	Summer Application deadline is March 1st. Orientation program begins May 21 at SUNY, thru June 21
Tanzania	University of Georgia	The University of Georgia African Studies Program 218 Joseph Brown Hall Athens, GA 30602	Ph: (706) 542-5314 Fax: (706) 542-2155	Contact program for details	e-mail: african@arches.uga.edu Dr. Lioba Moshi, Director moshi@uga.cc.uga.edu URL: http://www.uga.edu/~afrstu/	Opportunities for international and multicultural experiences through immersion in Africa's culture and natural environments. African Literature, Geology, Anthropology...	May 12 - June 10, 2000.
Tanzania & Kenya The East African Uongozi Institute, Uongozi (Leadership) School	University of California Los Angeles, University of Dar Es Salaam, University of Nairobi, and the Makerere University	African Students Contact: Prof. Rwekaza Mukandala, The East African Uongozi Institute, Univ. of Dar es Salaam, PO Box 35039, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, Africa American Students Contact: Prof. Edmond J. Keller, UCLA James S. Coleman African Studies Center, PO Box 951310, Los Angeles, CA 90095	University of Dar Es Salaam; fax: 255-22-2410565. UCLA; pH: (310) 825-2566 fax: 310-206-2250	Contact program sponsors for details.	E-mail: Rwekaza Mukandala rwekaza@udsm.ac.tz E-mail: Prof. Edmond J. Keller ekeller@ucla.edu For Information and Application visit http://www.isop.ucla.edu/jscasc/Uongozi/ uongozi.htm	African Leadership & Globalization. The school's main goal is to foster civic and intellectual leadership qualities among the next generation of East African leaders & contribute to the promotion of rational and dynamic policy making processes.	July 4 - August 15, 2001. The Deadline for Summer 2001 is March 15, 2001
Tanzania Dar Es Salaam	University of Dar Es Salaam	R.D.K. Mekacha Dept. of Kiswahili PO Box 35040, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, Africa	pH: 255- 51-410396 Fax: 255- 51-410395	$3,390	e-mail: root@kisw.udsm.ac.tz or mutembei@kisw.udsm.ac.tz,	Intensive Kiswahil Language	8 weeks, August - September 1998
Tanzania	University of Florida	427 Grinter Hall, Gainesville, FL 32611	pH: (352) 392-2183	$8,000	U of F Website	Anthropology, Arts, Social Sciences, Science, & Language (Swahili)	6 weeks in Summer or Academic year
Tanzania University of Dar Es Salaam	University of Pennsylvania	Penn Summer Abroad Program, College of General Studies, University of Pennsylvania, 3440 Market Street, Suite 100, Philadelphia, PA 19104-3335 or Att.: Paul Kaiser, Assoc. Dir., African Studies Center, Penn-in-Dar Es Salaam Program, 647 Williams Hall, Philadelphia, PA 19104	Ph: (215) 898-5738 Fax: (215) 573-2053 or ASC (215) 898-6971	Tuition is estimated at $3,190, group travel $1,300 & Room & board $500.	E-mail: sdanti@mail.sas.upenn-edu URL: http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/afl/pennindar.html Contact: Paul Kaiser, Assoc. Dir., ASC	Courses include topics on Tanzania and other East African countries. Courses range from Government and Politics, Development, Conflict Resolution in Africa, history & sociology, Indigenous healing, Theater Arts, & Kiswahili Language & culture. Field trips.	5 week program. July 8 - August 9, 2002. Application Deadline, April 1, 2002
Tunisia Tunisian National Heritage Institute, Monastir	Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) Spelman College	205 East 42nd Street New York, NY 10017-5706	pH: (800) 40-STUDY Fax: (212) 822-2779	Summer $3185, Meals: $350; Personal Exp. $200; Airfare from NY: $1,350	E-mail: Info@ciee.org URL: http://www.ciee.org/study/africa/tunisia/ monastir/index.htm	Art History, Studio Art (pottery & Mosiacs), Archaeological Studies, and Archaeological Field Work Project	Summer: 8 weeks June 1 - July 12, 2000
Tunisia	International Languages Abroad	502-199 Avenue Road, Toronto, ON, Canada, M5R 2J3	pH: (416) 925-2112	2 weeks $1,770 6 weeks $4,250	E-mail: info@languagesabroad.com URL: http://www.languagesabroad.com/	Study Arabic or French in Tunis with a host family	2 - 32 weeks, 14 course starting dates
Tunisia Yemen Language Center in Sana	REEP, Inc.	REEP, Inc. PO Box 227, Fineview, New York 13640	pH: (888) 374-5711 Fax: (800) 910-1777	One month program $2995, includes lodging, 2 meals a day, tours, books. Airfare extra. Additional wks in Yemen $700 per wk	E-mail: global@usereep.com URL: http://www.usereep.com/IMMERS.html	Arabic language and cultural immersion in Yemen.	This four week program is offered monthly throughout the year.
Tunisia Tunisian National Heritage Institute, Monastir	Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) Spelman College	205 East 42nd Street New York, NY 10017-5706	pH: (800) 40-STUDY Fax: (212) 822-2779	Summer $3185, Meals: $350; Personal Exp. $200; Airfare from NY: $1,350	E-mail: Info@ciee.org URL: http://www.ciee.org/study/africa/Tunisia/ monastir/index.htm	Art History, Studio Art (pottery & Mosiacs), Archaeological Studies, and Archaeological Field Work Project	Summer: 8 weeks June 1 - July 12, 2000
Tunisia Bourguiba Institute, University of Tunisia	University of Kansas, Office of Study Abroad	Office of Study Abroad 108 Lippincott University of Kansas Lawrence, KS 66045-1731	pH: (785) 864-3742 Fax: (785) 864-5040	Approx. $1,660 per student. Price includes KU & Bourguiba Institute tuition, fees, books, & frog. Admin. costs. Airfare, fees, meals, personal expenses & not included.	E-mail: osa@ukans.edu URL: http://www.ukans.edu/~osa URL: http://www.ukans.edu/~osa /prospective/tunis/tunis1.htm	Arabic language and culture. (8) credit hours through KU	Summer - 4 weeks July 3 - 28, 2000
Tunisia (Tunis)	Worldwide Language Resources	42 Chute Street, Reading, MA 01867	pH: (617) 942-9801	$3,200	*	Language (French & Arabic)	4 Week Increments Year Round
West & East Africa	(SUNY)College of Technology at Canton and SUNY Potsdam	Lora G. Lunt Dir. of Intl. Education Carson Hall 215-217 SUNY Potsdam Potsdam, NY 13676-2656	pH: (315) 267-2793 fax: (315) 267-2656	$4158.55	E-mail: Luntlg@potsdam.edu URL: http://www.studyabroad.com/ suny/brockport/	Orientation course in African culture and history (3 credits), and independent studies.	July 26 - August 16, 1998
Uganda (Makerere University Biological Field station)	University of Florida	Overseas Studies Office of Int'l Studies & Programs 123 Tigert Hall Gainesville, FL 32611	(352) 392-5206 fax: (352) 392-5575	Contact sponsoring institution for details	E-mail: ovrseas@nervm.nerdc.ufl.edu URL: http://web.africa.ufl.edu/academic/ abroad.html	Field course in tropical rain forest ecology and conservation.	Summer - 6 week program Beg- June to Mid-July
Zambia/Zimbabwe (Kenya) (Victoria Falls, Hwange, Masvingo, Great Zimbabwe Ruins, Mana Pools, Harare)	American Connections to Africa	118 Bentwood Dr. Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034	(609) 429-1257 fax: (609) 616-2994	$4,700 - $5,700 includes airfare	e-mail: info@connect2africa.org URL: http://www.connect2africa.org/	Educational Tour	3, 4, and 5 week sessions (summer)
Zambia	International Student Exchange Program (ISEP)	3222 N Street NW Suite 400 Washington, DC 20007-2849	(202) 965-0550	Determined by home institution	E-mail: ISEP@guvax.georgetown.edu	General	Full Year or Semester
Zambia Zambia, Zimbabwe, MatusadonaNational Park, Lake Kariba, Victoria Falls, Zambezi River.	Mountain Travel-Sobek	6420 Fairmount Avenue, El Cerrito, California 94530	1-888-MTSOBEK (687-6235) or 1-510-527-8100 FAX: 1-510-525-7710	$5100 per person (10 members) $750 single supplement	E-mail: info@mtsobek.com URL: http://www.mtsobek.com/cgi-bin/doorway.py? action=start&continent=africa&trip=136	12 days (9 in southern Africa), 4-WD travel, 5 nights bush camps, 3 nights hotel. Join Astronomer Donald Goldsmith on this adventure into southern Africa to observe and experience a rare and special astronomical event; a total eclipse of the sun. The path of the eclipse is limited to Angola, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, & Madagascar.	2001 Dates Jun 17 - Jun 28, 2002
Zimbabwe, South Africa to Brazil Zimbabwe Optional	African American Studies Program	Prof. Harold Rogers President, African American Studies Program PO Box 497327 Chicago, IL 60649	Ph: (773) 667-1285 Fax: (773) 684-6967	Starts at $4626	e-mail: ABC@starmail.com Or: HRogers67@aol.com URL: http://justice1.freeyellow.com/journey.html	Brazil to South Africa. Study African influences in South America. Especially aimed at those stricken by wanderlust and an insatiable hunger for adventure and knowledge.	July 15 - August 3, 2002. or July 14 - August 2, 2003. 20 days.
Zimbabwe, Kenya, Egypt, Ethiopia, South Africa	African American Studies Program	Prof. Harold Rogers President, African American Studies Program PO Box 497327 Chicago, IL 60649	Ph: (773) 667-1285 Fax: (773) 684-6967	$5,004 includes airfare, and land costs	e-mail: abc@starmail.com Or: HRogers67@aol.com URL: http://justice1.freeyellow.com/journey.html	Cairo to Johannesburg - For those with an interest in the political & economic developments in Africa from Egypt to South Africa. Extensive field trips.	July 17 - August 4, 2002. or July 13- 31 2002. 19 days (with an optional week in Paris of 4 or more people)
Zimbabwe /Zambia(Kenya) Victoria Falls, Hwange, Masvingo, Great Zimbabwe Ruins, Mana Pools, Harare	American Connections to Africa	118 Bentwood Dr. Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034	pH: (609) 429-1257 fax: (609) 616-2994	$4,700 - $5,700 includes airfare	e-mail: info@connect2africa.org URL: http://www.connect2africa.org/	Internships include: Orientation in Harare; Placement in an English speaking home; A semester working on a field project; either education, environmental science, health, basic industrial development, agriculture, or Lectures on local customs, art, culture, geography, wildlife, & ecology.	3, 4, and 5 week sessions (summer)
Zimbabwe and South Africa	American Universities	David C. Brown, Dean Washington Semester & World Capitals Programs, Tenley Campus Washington, DC 20016-8083	(202) 895-4900 or (800) 424-2600 Fax: (202) 895-4960	Contact the program sponsor for details	e-mail: travel@american.edu	15 credit hours. Globalization & Regional Development in S. Africa, Nationalism, Public Culture and New Democracies, Environmental Policy is S. Africa, Justice & and Conflict Resolution, and an Internship	Fall Semester
Zimbabwe	Associated Colleges of the Midwest	205 West Wacker Dr. Suite 1300 Chicago, IL 60606	(312) 263-5000	Semester $1,800	.	Liberal Arts	Semester plus optional 4 weeks
Zimbabwe	Michigan State University	Office of Study Abroad Dr. John Metzler / Dr. Anne Schnellar Michigan State University 109 International Center E. Lansing, MI 48824-1035	(517) 353-8920 fax: (517) 432-2082	Semester $2,026 plus airfare, & MSU tuition	E-mail: overseas@msu.edu Instructor: metzler@msu.edu web: http://study-abroad.msu.edu	Teacher education, Anthropology, art history, English, Geography, history, political science & sociology	May 16 - June 21, 1998 Apply by mid Feb.
Zimbabwe & South Africa	Ohio State University	Office of International Educ. Ohio State University, Oxley Hall, 1712 Neil Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43210-1219	(614) 292-6101	$2,900 (includes airfare, hotel, some meals, field trips....)	e-mail: oie@osu.edu URL: http://www.oie.ohio-state.edu/countries/Zimbabwe.htm	"Culture, society and history of Southern Africa". Students will be introduced to the predominant cultural, social, and historical themes of the region.	June 9 to 30, 2001 Application deadline: November 15
Zimbabwe	University of California	Raymond Daniels Berkeley Summer Sessions 22 Wheeler Hall #1080 Berkeley, CA 94720-2877	(510) 643-0746 fax: (510) 642-2877	$2,090 (Registration, courses, & room & board), plus airfare	e-mail: summer@uclink.berkeley.edu URL: http://summer.berkeley.edu/ summer98/southafrica.html	Explore the pursuit of land ownership and control in the quest for self-determination in Africa, and political aspects in Zimbabwean society.	Summer - Early July - early August
Zimbabwe	University of Richmond	Dr. L. Tremaine, Assoc. Prof. of Egr. & Int'l Education, Univ. of Richmond Richmond, VA 23173	(804) 289-8319	$5,300 includes airfare from NY	E-mail: ltremain@richmond.edu www: http://www.richmond.edu:80/ ~lang/study_abroad/zimprgrm.html	"Zimbabwe: Nation and Culture" 6 credit class	May 20 - July 2 , 1998 Apply by mid Feb.
Zimbabwe	School for International Training/World Learning (SIT/ASA)	SIT/ASA Kipling Road, Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676	(802) 258-3286	$9,600	.	Cultural Studies & Language(Shona)	Semester
Zimbabwe, South Africa, & Mozambique	Syracuse University	International Programs 119 Euclid Ave. Syracuse, NY 13244-4170	(800) 235-3472	(1999-2000) Program Fee: $4,860 Semester Tuition: $9,680	e-mail: suabroad@syr.edu www:http://sumweb.syr.edu/dipa	The SU Harare Academic Prog. is in 3 modules. 1) A 2 week course, "Zimbabwean Culture & Civilization," 2) Context & direction for the next 8 wks of intensive coursework 3) Environmental field studies seminar; an internship; or an independent study /research project	June 12 - July 23,1999 Application deadline:February 15
Zimbabwe, South Africa, & Mozambique	Syracuse University	Syracuse University, Division of International Programs Abroad, Summer Programs Office, 119 Euclid Avenue Syracuse, New York 13244-4170	(800) 251-9674	Tuition: $3,120- 6 undergraduate credits $3,498- 6 graduate credits	e-mail: DIPAsum@summail.syr.edu www:http://sumweb.syr.edu/dipa	Faces of independence in Southern Africa: This seminar takes students to Zimbabwe, Mozambique,& South Africa to examine the status of the independence project in Africa and the future that it holds for the world's poorest continent.	Summer term - June 12-July23,1999 Application deadline:February.15
Zimbabwe	Syracuse University	Summer Law Program in Zimbabwe, Division of International Programs, 119 Euclid Ave. Syracuse, NY 13244-4170	(800) 251-9674	Tuition $3,120 - $3,498	e-mail: DIPAsum@summail.syr.edu URL: http://sumweb.syr.edu/dipa	Comparative law internship program with the Univ. of Zimbabwe School of Law.	June 20 - August 6,1999 Application deadline: March 15
Zimbabwe	University of Georgia	The University of Georgia African Studies Program 218 Joseph Brown Hall Athens, GA 30602	pH: (706) 542-5314 Fax: (706) 542-2155	Contact program for details	e-mail: African@arches.uga.edu Dr. Lioba Moshi, Director moshi@uga.cc.uga.edu URL: http://www.uga.edu/~afrstu/	Opportunities for international and multicultural experiences through immersion in Africa's culture and natural environments. Geography, History, and Political Science.	May 12 - June 10, 2000.
Brazil & Cuba	African American Studies Program	Prof. Harold Rogers President, AASP PO Box 497327 Chicago, IL 60649	pH: (773) 667-1285 fax: (773) 684-6967	Starts at $1200 Cuba, $3380 Both	e-mail: hrogers@ccc.edu or ABC@starmail.com URL: http://justice1.freeyellow.com/journey.html	African Influence in the Diaspora in Brazil & Cuba	19 days July - August
Brazil to South Africa (Zimbabwe Optional)	African American Studies Program	Prof. Harold Rogers President, AASP PO Box 497327 Chicago, IL 60649	pH: (773) 667-1285 fax: (773) 684-6967	Starts at $4626	e-mail: hrogers@ccc.edu or ABC@starmail.com URL: http://justice1.freeyellow.com/journey.html	Brazil to South Africa	Mid July - August
Cuba	African American Studies Program	Prof. Harold Rogers President, AASP PO Box 497327 Chicago, IL 60649	pH: (773) 667-1285 fax: (773) 684-6967	Starts at $1200	e-mail: hrogers@ccc.edu or ABC@starmail.com URL: http://justice1.freeyellow.com/journey.html	African Roots in Cuba	10 days in August

African
Country

Sponsoring Institution

Address

Phone

Cost

E-mail/World Wide Web

Course of Study

Type of Program

Tanzania
& Egypt

International Collegiate Expeditions and Skagit Valley College

Doug Stufflebeam, International Collegiate Expeditions,1502 Berniece Street
Mount Vernon WA 98274

Ph: (800)
755-5914
Fax: (360) 424-2182

Cost $6,700 includes: round trip airfare from the US, all other transportation, and accommodations for the entire trip, park & reserve fees, and food while camping.

E-mail: edutrips@collegeexpeditions.com

URL: www.collegeexpeditions.com

Visit Egypt & 5 areas of Tanzania in sub-Saharan East Africa. Carry out projects of your own choosing while living in wilderness settings. The regions will be: the Sahara Desert west of Cairo Egypt and Tanzania, Masai Steppe, Serengeti Plain, Ngorongoro Crater, Mt Kilimanjaro and the Island of Zanzibar.

4.5 weeks leaving late June of 2000:

Tanzania

International Student Exchange Program (ISEP)

3222 N Street NW
Suite 400
Washington, DC
20007-2849

Ph:(202)
965-0550

Determined
by home institution

E-mail: ISEP@guvax.georgetown.edu

General

Full Year or Semester

Tanzania
Dar Es Salaam

School for International Training / World Learning (SIT/ASA)

Office of International Education (OIE)
The Ohio State University
Oxley Hall, 1712 Neil Ave.
Columbus, OH 43210-1219

Ph: (802) 257-7751
Fax: (802) 258-3248

$3,000 (est) includes resident tuition, room, board, and program field trips.

E-mail: mckibben.1@osu.edu

URL: www.osu.edu/internationalstudies/cas/

Intensive Swahili Language and Culture Program. The 8-week program consists of over 160 language training contact hours. Field trips to places of historic and cultural importance and natural beauty will introduce students to the rich heritage of East African culture, music and art. Students will become aware of the development issues unique to the region and will experience firsthand Tanazania's new multi-party democratic system and liberalized market economy.

July 8 - September 6, 2002. The application deadline is February 15, 2002.

Tanzania

School for Int'l Training/ World Learning (SIT/ASA)

SIT/ASA
Kipling Road,
Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676

Ph: (802)
258-3286

$10,300

Wildlife Ecology & Conservation, Language (Swahili)

Semester

Tanzania
Mt. Kilimanjaro, Arusha and Mto wa Mbu

State University of New York at Stony Brook

Melville Library,
Room E-5340
SUNY at Stony Brook
Stony Brook, NY 11794-3397

Tel: 516/ 632-7030 Fax: 516/ 632-6544

$2,200, plus SUNY tuition and fees, insurance, Group Flight Airfare: $1,250, Passport: $65, Visa for Tanzania: $50, Books: $100, Immunizations $150

E-Mail: StudyAbroad@sunysb.edu

URL: http://www.sunysb.edu/studyabroad/
tanzania.html

Earn 6 to 9 credits in one of the most interesting cultural & ecological regions of the world. Intensive classroom instruction in the Tanzania language (Kiswahili), history and culture, then 4 weeks in country at 3 different locations.

Summer
Application deadline is March 1st. Orientation program begins May 21 at SUNY, thru June 21

Tanzania

University of Georgia

The University of Georgia
African Studies Program
218 Joseph Brown Hall
Athens, GA 30602

Ph: (706)
542-5314
Fax: (706)
542-2155

Contact program for details

e-mail: african@arches.uga.edu
Dr. Lioba Moshi, Director moshi@uga.cc.uga.edu

URL: http://www.uga.edu/~afrstu/

Opportunities for international and multicultural experiences through immersion in Africa's culture and natural environments. African Literature, Geology, Anthropology...

May 12 - June 10, 2000.

Tanzania & Kenya
The East African Uongozi Institute, Uongozi (Leadership) School

University of California Los Angeles, University of Dar Es Salaam, University of Nairobi, and the Makerere University

African Students Contact: Prof. Rwekaza Mukandala, The East African Uongozi Institute, Univ. of Dar es Salaam, PO Box 35039, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, Africa
American Students Contact: Prof. Edmond J. Keller, UCLA James S. Coleman African Studies Center, PO Box 951310, Los Angeles, CA 90095

University of Dar Es Salaam; fax: 255-22-2410565.
UCLA; pH: (310) 825-2566 fax: 310-206-2250

Contact program sponsors for details.

E-mail: Rwekaza Mukandala rwekaza@udsm.ac.tz
E-mail: Prof. Edmond J. Keller ekeller@ucla.edu

For Information and Application visit
http://www.isop.ucla.edu/jscasc/Uongozi/
uongozi.htm

African Leadership & Globalization. The school's main goal is to foster civic and intellectual leadership qualities among the next generation of East African leaders & contribute to the promotion of rational and dynamic policy making processes.

July 4 - August 15, 2001. The Deadline for Summer 2001 is March 15, 2001

Tanzania
Dar Es Salaam

University of Dar Es Salaam

R.D.K. Mekacha
Dept. of Kiswahili
PO Box 35040,
Dar Es Salaam,
Tanzania, Africa

pH: 255-
51-410396 Fax: 255-
51-410395

$3,390

e-mail: root@kisw.udsm.ac.tz or
mutembei@kisw.udsm.ac.tz,

Intensive Kiswahil Language

8 weeks, August - September 1998

Tanzania

University of Florida

427 Grinter Hall,
Gainesville, FL 32611

pH: (352)
392-2183

$8,000

U of F Website

Anthropology, Arts, Social Sciences, Science, & Language (Swahili)

6 weeks in Summer or Academic year

Tanzania
University of Dar Es Salaam

University of Pennsylvania

Penn Summer Abroad Program, College of General Studies, University of Pennsylvania, 3440 Market Street, Suite 100, Philadelphia, PA 19104-3335 or
Att.: Paul Kaiser, Assoc. Dir., African Studies Center, Penn-in-Dar Es Salaam Program, 647 Williams Hall, Philadelphia, PA 19104

Ph: (215) 898-5738
Fax: (215) 573-2053 or ASC (215) 898-6971

Tuition is estimated at $3,190, group travel $1,300 & Room & board $500.

E-mail: sdanti@mail.sas.upenn-edu

URL: http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/afl/pennindar.html

Contact: Paul Kaiser, Assoc. Dir., ASC

Courses include topics on Tanzania and other East African countries. Courses range from Government and Politics, Development, Conflict Resolution in Africa, history & sociology, Indigenous healing, Theater Arts, & Kiswahili Language & culture. Field trips.

5 week program.
July 8 - August 9, 2002. Application Deadline, April 1, 2002

Tunisia
Tunisian National
Heritage Institute,
Monastir

Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) Spelman College

205 East 42nd Street
New York, NY
10017-5706

pH: (800) 40-STUDY
Fax: (212) 822-2779

Summer $3185,
Meals: $350;
Personal Exp. $200; Airfare from NY: $1,350

E-mail: Info@ciee.org
URL: http://www.ciee.org/study/africa/tunisia/
monastir/index.htm

Art History, Studio Art (pottery & Mosiacs), Archaeological Studies, and Archaeological Field Work Project

Summer: 8 weeks June 1 - July 12, 2000

Tunisia

International Languages Abroad

502-199 Avenue Road, Toronto, ON,
Canada, M5R 2J3

pH: (416)
925-2112

2 weeks $1,770
6 weeks $4,250

E-mail: info@languagesabroad.com

URL: http://www.languagesabroad.com/

Study Arabic or French in Tunis with a host family

2 - 32 weeks, 14 course starting dates

Tunisia
Yemen Language
Center in Sana

REEP, Inc.

REEP, Inc.
PO Box 227,
Fineview, New York 13640

pH: (888)
374-5711
Fax: (800)
910-1777

One month program $2995, includes lodging,
2 meals a day, tours, books. Airfare extra. Additional wks in
Yemen $700 per wk

E-mail: global@usereep.com

URL:
http://www.usereep.com/IMMERS.html

Arabic language and cultural immersion in Yemen.

This four week program is offered monthly throughout the year.

Tunisia
Tunisian National
Heritage Institute,
Monastir

Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) Spelman College

205 East 42nd Street
New York, NY
10017-5706

pH: (800) 40-STUDY
Fax: (212) 822-2779

Summer $3185,
Meals: $350;
Personal Exp. $200; Airfare from NY: $1,350

E-mail: Info@ciee.org
URL: http://www.ciee.org/study/africa/Tunisia/
monastir/index.htm

Art History, Studio Art (pottery & Mosiacs), Archaeological Studies, and Archaeological Field Work Project

Summer: 8 weeks June 1 - July 12, 2000

Tunisia
Bourguiba Institute, University of Tunisia

University of Kansas, Office of Study Abroad

Office of Study Abroad
108 Lippincott
University of Kansas
Lawrence, KS 66045-1731

pH: (785)
864-3742
Fax: (785) 864-5040

Approx. $1,660 per student. Price includes KU & Bourguiba Institute tuition, fees, books, & frog. Admin. costs. Airfare, fees, meals, personal expenses & not included.

E-mail: osa@ukans.edu

URL: http://www.ukans.edu/~osa

URL: http://www.ukans.edu/~osa
/prospective/tunis/tunis1.htm

Arabic language and culture. (8) credit hours through KU

Summer - 4 weeks
July 3 - 28, 2000

Tunisia
(Tunis)

Worldwide Language Resources

42 Chute Street,
Reading, MA 01867

pH: (617)
942-9801

$3,200

Language (French & Arabic)

4 Week Increments Year Round

West &
East Africa

(SUNY)College of Technology at Canton and SUNY Potsdam

Lora G. Lunt
Dir. of Intl. Education
Carson Hall 215-217
SUNY Potsdam
Potsdam, NY 13676-2656

pH: (315)
267-2793 fax: (315) 267-2656

$4158.55

E-mail: Luntlg@potsdam.edu

URL: http://www.studyabroad.com/
suny/brockport/

Orientation course in African culture and history (3 credits), and independent studies.

July 26 - August 16, 1998

Uganda
(Makerere University Biological Field station)

University of Florida

Overseas Studies Office of Int'l Studies & Programs
123 Tigert Hall
Gainesville, FL 32611

(352)
392-5206
fax: (352) 392-5575

Contact sponsoring
institution for details

E-mail: ovrseas@nervm.nerdc.ufl.edu
URL:
http://web.africa.ufl.edu/academic/
abroad.html

Field course in tropical rain forest ecology and conservation.

Summer - 6 week program
Beg- June to Mid-July

Zambia/Zimbabwe (Kenya)
(Victoria Falls, Hwange, Masvingo, Great Zimbabwe Ruins, Mana Pools, Harare)

American Connections to Africa

118 Bentwood Dr.
Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034

(609) 429-1257 fax: (609) 616-2994

$4,700 - $5,700 includes airfare

e-mail: info@connect2africa.org

URL: http://www.connect2africa.org/

Educational Tour

3, 4, and 5 week sessions (summer)

Zambia

International Student Exchange Program (ISEP)

3222 N Street NW
Suite 400
Washington, DC
20007-2849

(202) 965-0550

Determined
by home institution

E-mail: ISEP@guvax.georgetown.edu

General

Full Year or Semester

Zambia
Zambia, Zimbabwe, MatusadonaNational Park, Lake Kariba, Victoria Falls, Zambezi River.

Mountain Travel-Sobek

6420 Fairmount Avenue, El Cerrito, California 94530

1-888-MTSOBEK (687-6235) or 1-510-527-8100
FAX: 1-510-525-7710

$5100 per person (10 members)
$750 single supplement

E-mail: info@mtsobek.com
URL: http://www.mtsobek.com/cgi-bin/doorway.py?
action=start&continent=africa&trip=136

12 days (9 in southern Africa), 4-WD travel, 5 nights bush camps, 3 nights hotel. Join Astronomer Donald Goldsmith on this adventure into southern Africa to observe and experience a rare and special astronomical event; a total eclipse of the sun. The path of the eclipse is limited to Angola, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, & Madagascar.

2001 Dates

Jun 17 - Jun 28, 2002

Zimbabwe,
South Africa to Brazil Zimbabwe Optional

African American Studies Program

Prof. Harold Rogers President, African American Studies Program
PO Box 497327
Chicago, IL 60649

Ph: (773) 667-1285
Fax: (773) 684-6967

Starts at $4626

e-mail: ABC@starmail.com
Or: HRogers67@aol.com

URL: http://justice1.freeyellow.com/journey.html

Brazil to South Africa. Study African influences in South America. Especially aimed at those stricken by wanderlust and an insatiable hunger for adventure and knowledge.

July 15 - August 3, 2002. or July 14 - August 2, 2003.
20 days.

Zimbabwe,
Kenya, Egypt, Ethiopia, South Africa

African American Studies Program

Prof. Harold Rogers President, African American Studies Program
PO Box 497327
Chicago, IL 60649

Ph: (773) 667-1285 Fax: (773)
684-6967

$5,004 includes airfare, and land costs

e-mail: abc@starmail.com
Or: HRogers67@aol.com
URL:
http://justice1.freeyellow.com/journey.html

Cairo to Johannesburg - For those with an interest in the political & economic developments in Africa from Egypt to South Africa. Extensive field trips.

July 17 - August 4, 2002. or July 13- 31 2002. 19 days (with an optional week in Paris of 4 or more people)

Zimbabwe /Zambia(Kenya)
Victoria Falls, Hwange,
Masvingo, Great
Zimbabwe Ruins,
Mana Pools, Harare

American Connections to Africa

118 Bentwood Dr.
Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034

pH: (609) 429-1257
fax: (609) 616-2994

$4,700 - $5,700 includes airfare

e-mail: info@connect2africa.org
URL:
http://www.connect2africa.org/

Internships include: Orientation in Harare; Placement in an English speaking home; A semester working on a field project; either education, environmental science, health, basic industrial development, agriculture, or Lectures on local customs, art, culture, geography, wildlife, & ecology.

3, 4, and 5 week sessions (summer)

Zimbabwe
and South Africa

American Universities

David C. Brown, Dean
Washington Semester
& World Capitals Programs,
Tenley Campus
Washington, DC
20016-8083

(202)
895-4900 or (800)
424-2600
Fax: (202) 895-4960

Contact the program
sponsor for details

e-mail: travel@american.edu

15 credit hours. Globalization & Regional Development in S. Africa, Nationalism, Public Culture and New Democracies, Environmental Policy is S. Africa, Justice & and Conflict Resolution, and an Internship

Fall Semester

Zimbabwe

Associated Colleges of the Midwest

205 West Wacker Dr.
Suite 1300
Chicago, IL 60606

(312) 263-5000

Semester
$1,800

Liberal Arts

Semester plus optional 4 weeks

Zimbabwe

Michigan State University

Office of Study Abroad
Dr. John Metzler /
Dr. Anne Schnellar
Michigan State University
109 International Center
E. Lansing, MI 48824-1035

(517) 353-8920 fax: (517) 432-2082

Semester
$2,026 plus airfare, & MSU tuition

E-mail: overseas@msu.edu
Instructor: metzler@msu.edu

web: http://study-abroad.msu.edu

Teacher education, Anthropology, art history, English, Geography, history, political science & sociology

May 16 - June 21, 1998 Apply by mid Feb.

Zimbabwe
& South Africa

Ohio State University

Office of International Educ. Ohio State University,
Oxley Hall, 1712 Neil Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43210-1219

(614)
292-6101

$2,900 (includes airfare, hotel, some meals, field trips....)

e-mail: oie@osu.edu
URL: http://www.oie.ohio-state.edu/countries/Zimbabwe.htm

"Culture, society and history of Southern Africa". Students will be introduced to the predominant cultural, social, and historical themes of the region.

June 9 to 30, 2001 Application deadline: November 15

Zimbabwe

University of California

Raymond Daniels
Berkeley Summer Sessions
22 Wheeler Hall #1080
Berkeley, CA 94720-2877

(510)
643-0746
fax: (510) 642-2877

$2,090 (Registration,
courses, & room &
board), plus airfare

e-mail: summer@uclink.berkeley.edu

URL: http://summer.berkeley.edu/
summer98/southafrica.html

Explore the pursuit of land ownership and control in the quest for self-determination in Africa, and political aspects in Zimbabwean society.

Summer - Early July - early August

Zimbabwe

University of Richmond

Dr. L. Tremaine, Assoc. Prof. of Egr. & Int'l Education, Univ. of Richmond
Richmond, VA 23173

(804)
289-8319

$5,300 includes airfare from NY

E-mail: ltremain@richmond.edu
www: http://www.richmond.edu:80/
~lang/study_abroad/zimprgrm.html

"Zimbabwe: Nation and Culture" 6 credit class

May 20 - July 2 , 1998 Apply by mid Feb.

Zimbabwe

School for International Training/World Learning (SIT/ASA)

SIT/ASA
Kipling Road,
Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676

(802)
258-3286

$9,600

Cultural Studies & Language(Shona)

Semester

Zimbabwe,
South Africa, & Mozambique

Syracuse University

International Programs 119 Euclid Ave.
Syracuse, NY
13244-4170

(800)
235-3472

(1999-2000)
Program Fee: $4,860 Semester Tuition: $9,680

e-mail: suabroad@syr.edu

www:http://sumweb.syr.edu/dipa

The SU Harare Academic Prog. is in 3 modules. 1) A 2 week course, "Zimbabwean Culture & Civilization," 2) Context & direction for the next 8 wks of intensive coursework 3) Environmental field studies seminar; an internship; or an independent study /research project

June 12 - July 23,1999
Application deadline:February 15

Zimbabwe,
South Africa, & Mozambique

Syracuse University

Syracuse University,
Division of International Programs Abroad,
Summer Programs Office, 119 Euclid Avenue
Syracuse, New York
13244-4170

(800) 251-9674

Tuition:
$3,120- 6 undergraduate credits
$3,498- 6 graduate
credits

e-mail: DIPAsum@summail.syr.edu

www:http://sumweb.syr.edu/dipa

Faces of independence in Southern Africa: This seminar takes students to Zimbabwe, Mozambique,& South Africa to examine the status of the independence project in Africa and the future that it holds for the world's poorest continent.

Summer term -
June 12-July23,1999
Application deadline:February.15

Zimbabwe

Syracuse University

Summer Law Program in Zimbabwe, Division of International Programs,
119 Euclid Ave.
Syracuse, NY 13244-4170

(800) 251-9674

Tuition $3,120 - $3,498

e-mail: DIPAsum@summail.syr.edu

URL: http://sumweb.syr.edu/dipa

Comparative law internship program with the Univ. of Zimbabwe School of Law.

June 20 - August 6,1999
Application deadline: March 15

Zimbabwe

University of Georgia

The University of Georgia
African Studies Program
218 Joseph Brown Hall
Athens, GA 30602

pH: (706)
542-5314
Fax: (706)
542-2155

Contact program for details

e-mail: African@arches.uga.edu
Dr. Lioba Moshi, Director moshi@uga.cc.uga.edu
URL: http://www.uga.edu/~afrstu/

Opportunities for international and multicultural experiences through immersion in Africa's culture and natural environments. Geography, History, and Political Science.

May 12 - June 10, 2000.

Brazil & Cuba

African American Studies Program

Prof. Harold Rogers
President, AASP
PO Box 497327
Chicago, IL 60649

pH: (773)
667-1285
fax: (773)
684-6967

Starts at $1200 Cuba,
$3380 Both

e-mail: hrogers@ccc.edu or
ABC@starmail.com
URL: http://justice1.freeyellow.com/journey.html

African Influence in the Diaspora in Brazil & Cuba

19 days July - August

Brazil to South Africa (Zimbabwe Optional)

African American Studies Program

Prof. Harold Rogers
President, AASP
PO Box 497327
Chicago, IL 60649

pH: (773)
667-1285
fax: (773)
684-6967

Starts at $4626

e-mail: hrogers@ccc.edu or
ABC@starmail.com
URL: http://justice1.freeyellow.com/journey.html

Brazil to South Africa

Mid July - August

Cuba

African American Studies Program

Prof. Harold Rogers
President, AASP
PO Box 497327
Chicago, IL 60649

pH: (773)
667-1285
fax: (773)
684-6967

Starts at $1200

e-mail: hrogers@ccc.edu or
ABC@starmail.com
URL: http://justice1.freeyellow.com/journey.html

African Roots in Cuba

10 days in August

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