African Study Abroad Programs - Offered Fall Semester (NCSA)(MSU)

Study Abroad Programs in Africa: Fall Semester

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African Country	Sponsoring Institution	Address	Phone	Cost	E-mail/World Wide Web	Course of Study	Type of Program
Botswana	School for International Training/World Learning (SIT/ASA)	Kipling Road, PO Box 676, Brattleboro, VT, 05302-0676	Ph: (802) 257-7751 Fax: (802) 258-3248	$10,900	e-mail: csa@sit.edu URL: http://www.sit.edu	Kalahari Conservation & Ecology, Language-Setswana	Sept. - Dec., Feb. - May
Botswana Gaborone	School for International Training/World Learning (SIT/ASA)	Kipling Road, PO Box 676, Brattleboro, VT, 05302-0676	Ph: (800) 336-1616 Fax: (802) 258-3248	$11,000-$11,500 Cost Includes: Fees include Int'l airfare, insurance, tuition, full room/ board, excursions, and other direct program expenses.	E-mail: csa@sit.edu URL: http://www.sit.edu	The Botswana Kalahari Conservation & Ecology program. Subject Areas: African Studies, Anthropology, Ecology, Environmental Studies	Term: Fall/Spring Dates:September to December/ February to May
Burkina Faso Paris, France	Bowling Green State University	Dr. Anthony Everman, Dir. AYA France Department of Romance Languages, Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, OH 43403	Ph: (419) 372-2667 Fax: 419-372-7332	Contact Program Sponsor for details	e-mail: aeverma@bgnet.bgsu.edu or ozongo@bgnet.bgsu.edu URL: www.bgsu.edu/departments/roml/ africa.htm	Acquire language skills & international experience in French & Francophone cultures, and use these skills to study their art, literature's,civilizations, & special topics.	Deadline March 15 for Fall semester, and October 15, for Spring semester Fall, Spring or Acad. year.
Cameroon University of Yaoundé	Dickinson College	Office of Int'l Education, Dickinson College, PO Box 1773 Carlisle, PA 17013-2896	Ph: (717) 245-1341 Fax: (717) 245-1688	Spring Semester $12,500 includes tuition & fees, visa, airfare, Rm. & Bd., local transportation, medical visits & bottle water.	E-mail: ocs@dickinson.edu URL: www.Dickinson.edu/departments /ocs/abroad.htm	African oral traditions, fiction, & poetry; African religions, anthropology, sociology,history, political science & fine arts. Courses taught in English. French is useful. Intensive, orientation, cultural & historical field trips, optional internship or independent study. Open for all majors.	Spring Semester Mid-Jan - mid- May Fall Dates: Inquire for specific dates
Cameroon Mt. Cameroon, Bakossi Mountains, and Banyang Mbo Forest Reserve.	Earthwatch Institute	Kate Wissel Earthwatch Institute, 3 Clock Tower Place, Suite 100, Box 75 Maynard, MA 1754	Ph: (800) 776-0188 ext. 188 or (978) 461-0081 ext. 188. Fax (978) 461-2332	Avg. cost for 1-3 weeks $1,600. This is a volunteer program. Some subsidies and fellowships also exist through Fellowship, Corp., and educational, sponsors.	E-mail: info@earthwatch.org www: http://www.earthwatch.org/expeditions/ cheek.html	Teams will work in spectacular mountain or lowland forest fragments, including primary undisturbed rainforest and other tropical evergreen forest types, sampling and recording a diversity of rare plant specimens for herbarium collections and further study. You will often work in the company of local villagers, many of whom are well versed in traditional names, medicinal uses, and lore around forest species, and can locate new species and additional plant populations.	Team I: October 2-15, Team II: October 19-November 1, Team III: November 4-17.
Cameroon Dschang	School for International Training/World Learning (SIT/ASA)	Kipling Road, PO Box 676, Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676	Ph: (888) 272-7881 Fax: (802) 258-3296	Program Cost: $11,000 $11,500 Cost Includes: airfare, insurance, tuition, room/board, excursions & other direct program expenses.	www: http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad/ e-mail: csa@sit.edu	Cameroon: Culture & Development program is based in Dschang and incorporates field exuirsions to NW Anglophone and Southern Cameroon including stays in rural villages. The seminar covers topics such as culture & development, history & politics, geography & economics, arts & humanities, and studies of Cameroon's ethnic groups.	Term: Fall/Spring Dates: September to December/ February to May
Côte d'Ivoire	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
Egypt Cairo	American University in Cairo	Margaret Davidson, American University in Cairo 420 Fifth Avenue, 3rd Fl, New York, NY, 10018-2729	Ph: (212) 730-8800	Year $8,900 12-15 credits	e-mail: aucegypt@2aucnyo.edu URL: www.aucegypt.edu	Arabic Language. All levels Egyptian colloquial, Fushia, Modern Standard; enhanced by field trips.	Fall, Spring Semester, Summer, and Academic year 1 to 2 year programs.
Egypt Cairo	American University in Cairo	Mr. Leben Nelson Moro Administrative Asst. Office of African Studies The American University in Cairo, PO Box 2311, 113 Sharia Kasr El Aini, Cairo, Egypt	Ph: 20-2-353-2964 Fax: 20-2-355-7565	(Per semester) Full-time tuition $5375. Fees $30. Medical insurance yr.) $90. Housing: AUC Hostel dep. $300, Single rm. $2350, dbl. rm. $1360. Off-campus housing $1250-2000. Airfare varies. Food $1000-1800. Books $200-300.	URL: www.aucegypt.edu/www/ Graduate/OGSR.htm Application Forms: www.aucegypt.edu/www/ Graduate/DLappl.htm AUC: http://www.aucegypt.edu E-mail: leben@aucegypt.edu	year postgraduate Diploma in "Forced Migration and Refugee Studies" from the perspective of anthropology, Int'l law, political science, psychology, and sociology. (Africa & Middle East)	Begins September 2000 Application deadline - 31 March 2000
Egypt Cairo	American University in Cairo (Arabic Language Institute)	Office of Admissions Att.: Margaret Davidson, 420 Fifth Avenue, 3rd Fl, New York, NY 10018-2729	Ph: (212) 730-8800 Fax: (212) 730-1600	Year $8,900 12-15 credits	e-mail: aucegypt@2aucnyo.edu www: http://www.aucegypt.edu Study Abroad Information: URL: http://bdingana.aucegypt.edu/ali.htm	Arabic Language. All levels Egyptian colloquial, Fushia, Modern Standard; enhanced by field trips.	Fall, Spring Sem. Summer, and Academic yr. 1 to 2 yr. progs. Deadlines: Fall Sem. July 15th, Spring Sem. Nov. 1st, Summer Session May 1st
Egypt Cairo	American University in Cairo	Office of Admissions Att.: Margaret Davidson, 420 Fifth Avenue, 3rd Fl., New York, NY 10018-2729	Ph: (212) 730-8800	Year $8,900 12-15 credits	e-mail: aucegypt@2aucnyo.edu URL: http://www.aucegypt.edu Study Abroad Information: URL: http://mirror.aucegypt.edu/students/ sap/index.htm	Arabic Language. All levels Egyptian colloquial, Fushia, MS; enhanced by field trips. Arab History and Culture, Arab Society, Political and Economic Development, Egyptology, Islamic Art & Architecture & Middle Eastern Politics.	Fall, Spring Sem. Summer, and Acad. Yr. 1 to 2 yr. progs. Deadlines: Fall Sem. July 15th, Spring Sem. Nov. 1st, Summer Session May 1st
Egypt American University in Cairo	Brown University	Office of Int'l Programs Box 1973 Providence, RI 02912	Ph: (401) 863-3555 Fax: (401) 863-3311	Semester $15,943 includes housing, food, airfare, misc.	E-mail: OIP_Office@brown.edu URL:http://www.brown.edu/ Administration/ OIP/prgrms/ethiopia	Int. Amharic, Art, Culture, Social Science, Medicine, Science	Fall Semester (Sept. 15-Jan. 15), Spring Semester (Jan 31- June 8), Intensive Arabic (Sept. 1 - 15)
Egypt Cairo	Coalition for Christian Colleges & Universities (Open to students of coalition member colleges)	Middle East Studies Program, 329 Eighth St., NE, Washington, DC 20002	Ph: (202) 546-8713 Fax: (202) 546-8913	NA	E-mail: student-programs@cccu.org URL:www.gospelcom.net/cccu/ students/mesp.html	Languages (Arabic), religion, Int'l relations, Political Science, Government, Bible Studies, community studies	Fall &/or Spring Semester
Egypt	Institute for Shipboard Education	811 William Pitt Union Univ. of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA 15260	Ph: (800) 854-0195	$14,880, Financial aid available	e-mail:shipboard@sas.ise.pitt.edu URL:http//www.pitt.edu/~voyage	General	Semester
Egypt	International Language Institute	3 mahmoud Azmy Street Madinet el-Sahafeyeen Cairo Egypt	Ph: (011) 202-3463087 or Fax: (011) 2023035624	Contact sponsoring institution	URL: http://www.ili.com.eg/ e-mail: ili@starnet.com.eg	Modern Standard and Egyptian Colloquial Arabic	Year, semester, summer
Egypt	Mountain Travel Sobek	Mountain Travel Sobek 6420 Fairmount Avenue, El Cerrito, California 94530	Ph: 1-888-MTSOBEK (687-6235) or 1-510-527-8100 FAX: 1-510-525-7710	Land Costs $4390 per person (10-16 members) $4690 per person (4-9 members) $600 internal airfare $1000 single supplement	E-mail: info@mtsobek.com URL: www.mtsobek.com/cgi-bin/ doorway.py?action=start& continent=africa&trip=108	Visit the pyramids of Giza; painted tombs of Luxor's Valley of the Kings; temple complexes of Luxor & Karnak; and the temple at Abu Simbel. You will see little known palaces, artisan tombs, & temples and experience contemporary Egyptian life.	15 days (14 in Egypt) easy day hikes optional camel rides, 13 nights hotel. 2001 Dates Jan 20 - Feb. 3 Feb. 24 - Mar 10 Oct. 27 - Nov. 10 Nov. 17 - Dec. 1
Egypt Cairo	New Jersey State College Council for International Education (CIEE)	College Hall #217, Montclair State University Upper Montclair, NJ 07043	Ph: (201) 655-4483	Same as Out-of-state tuition from home institution	.	General	Fall &/or Spring Semester
Egypt Cairo	Northeastern University	Office of International Study Programs One Meserve Hall Boston, MA 02115	Ph: (617) 373-5162	$9,450 per quarter includes tuition, housing, & airfare	e-mail: trich@casdn.neu.edu URL: www.casdn.neu.edu/sap/egypt.html	Egyptian & Middle Eastern history, culture & contemporary issues.	Fall &/or Spring Semester
Egypt Cairo	Penn State University Michael Laubscher	Abroad Program, Penn State University 222 Boucke Bldg. University Park, PA 16802	Ph: (814) 865-0414	In-State $8,700 Out-of-state $11,257	URL: http://cac.psu.edu/~mhb4/diversity /eap.html	Language (Arabic), General	Semester
Egypt	St. Olaf College	International Studies Northfield, MN 55057	Ph: (507) 646-3069	$5,800	.	Art, History, Political Science, Religion, Sociology	Fall Semester
Egypt American University in Cairo	University of Massachusetts -Amherst	International Programs Wm. S. Clark Int'l Center, Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst MA 01003	Ph: (413) 545-2710 Fax: (413) 545-1201	UMA exchange $6,500, UMA direct $9,100 + room, board, health, airfare, books, visa.	E-mail: abroad@iop.umass.edu URL: http://www.umass.edu/ipo	Arabic language, history, culture, Middle east studies, & social science on the contemporary Arab world.	Academic Year or Fall, Spring, or Summer Sem. Deadlines (Oct. 1-spring) (Mar.1-Fall) (April 1-sum)
Egypt Cairo	* University of Wisconsin-Madison	261 Bascom Hall, 500 Lincoln Drive Madison, Wisconsin 53706	Ph: (608) 262-2851 Fax: (608) 262-6998	Contact the University	e-mail: aucegypt@2aucnyo.edu URL: http://www.wisc.edu/studyabroad /africa.html	General	Spring, Fall Sem., Academic Year,
Egypt	Worldwide Language Resources, Inc.	PO Box 326 Reading, MA 01867	Ph: (314) 935-4352 Fax: (314) 935-7462	Program fees include airfare, private home, some meals, field trips.	E-mail: LarryCosta@worldnet.att.net www: http://www.wwlr.com/countries/ Mor_gui.htm	Cairo, Egypt Middle Eastern language program	4 week sessions, offered year round
Eritrea	Thirst for Learning Foundation	Dr. John C. Rude 8844 Ranay Drive S.E. Salem, Oregon 97301	Ph: (503) 581-0522	$2,700, plus airfare	e-mail: johnrude@open.org URL: http://www.open.org/ftl/eritrea	Itineraries are educational and tailored to your personal interests	2 week sessions: May & October
Ethiopia Addis Ababa University	Brown University	Office of Int'l Programs Box 1973 Providence, RI 02912	Ph: (401) 863-3555 Fax: (401) 863-3311	$14,708 Semester $27,016 Academic year	E-mail: OIP_Office@brown.edu URL: http://www.brown.edu/ Administration/ OIP/prgrms/Ethiopia	Intermediate Amharic, Art, Culture, Social Science, Medicine, Science	Fall Semester (mid Sept-late Jan.) Academic Year (mid Sept. - late June)
Gambia optional, Senegal	African American Studies Program	Prof. Harold Rogers President, AASP PO Box 497327 Chicago, IL 60649	Ph: (773) 667-1285 Fax: (773) 684-6967	Senegal- $1752, with Gambia $1822; December $2002	e-mail: abc@starmail.com Or: hrogers@ccc.edu URL: http://justice1.freeyellow.com/journey.html	Senegal Special, look at West African society.	August 5-12, 2000 or Dec. 26-Jan 2, 2000-01; August 4-11, 2001 or December 23-30, 2001
Ghana University of Ghana	African Studies Consortium (Bryn Mawr, Haverford, & Swarthmore College & Univ. of Penn.)	Office of Int'l Programs, University of Pennsylvania, 133 Bennett Hall, Philadelphia, Pa 19104-6275	Ph: (215) 898-9073 Fax: (215) 898-2622	Contact Program Coordinator	www: http://www.upenn.edu/oip or URL: www.upenn.edu/oip/sa/region.html	Anthropology, economics, history, language study, linguistics, literature, music & theater arts, philosophy, political science.....	Academic year, (Aug. - June) or Fall Sem. (Aug. -June), Spring Sem. (Jan. - June)
Ghana	Alliances Abroad	Alliances Abroad 2830 Alameda San Francisco, CA 94103	Ph: (800) 266-8047	$625 to $12,000	E-mail: Alliances@aol.com URL: www.studyabroad.com/alliances	General	2 weeks, 12 month, or Year round
Ghana University of Ghana	Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE)	Council-International Study Programs 205 East 42nd Street New York, NY 10017-5706	Ph: 1- (800) 40-STUDY Fax: (212) 822-2779	Fall $6,175, Spring $6,175, Academic Year $10,830. Plus meals, personal expenses & airfare	E-mail: Info@ciee.org URL: www.ciee.org/study/africa/index.htm	Twi Language, Ghanaian and African studies, archaeology, business administration, English, music, philosophy, religion, and history	Fall, or Spring Semester & Academic year (Mid Aug. - late May)
Ghana Accra and environs	LEAPNow: Lifelong Ed. Alternatives & Programs	LEAPNow: Lifelong Ed. Alternatives & Programs PO Box 1817 Sebastopol, CA 95473	Ph: (707) 829-1142 Fax: (707) 829-1132	Program Cost: $5000 - $5500 Cost Includes: Airfare from the U.S. to Ghana. All expenses during the semester, except personal incidentals.	URL: http://www.leapnow.org/home.htm URL: www.leapnow.org/semester _ghana.htm	12 week semester of service work in Ghana. 12-14 people will work together in small Ghanaian villages to build schools and school furniture completing schools in 3 villages during each program. Participants will be integrated into the life of each village served. College or high school credit is available.	Term: Fall/Spring Dates: Sept-Dec, and Feb-May
Ghana University of Ghana	Northeastern University	Office of International Study Program, One Meserve Hall Boston, MA 02115	Ph: (617) 373-5162	$9,450 per quarter, includes tuition, housing, & airfare	E-mail: trich@casdn.neu.edu URL: http://www.casdn.neu.edu/sap/ ghana.html	Twi language, Ghanaian & African studies, Arts & Sciences courses	Fall & Spring Semesters, Academic Yr.
Ghana University of Ghana	Princeton University (Interuniversity study program with CIEE)	Council-International Study Programs 205 East 42 Street New York, NY 10017	Ph:1-800-40-STUDY Fax (212) 822-2779	Spring Semester 2000: $6,175 Fall/Spring Sem.: $7,175 Academic Year: $12,950 plus airfare, books.	E-mail: studyinfo@ciee.org URL: www.ciee.org/study/africa/ghana/ legon/index.htm	Wide selection of courses in African Studies literature, music, theater, archaeology, geography, history, linguistics, political science, sociology, Twi (required)	Semesters: Fall, Sept. - Jan Spring, Feb. - May Deadline Spr-October 15, Fall-February15
Ghana Accra	SIT Study Abroad	Kipling Road, PO Box 676, Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676	Ph: (888) 272-7881 Fax (802) 258-3236	Cost: $10,000 - $10,500. Includes: international airfare, health insurance, tuition, full room and board, excursions and other direct program expenses.	e-mail: csa@sit.edu URL: http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad/	The Ghana: Arts and Culture program is based in Accra and Kumasi and incorporates field excursions to Cape Coast, Elmina, and Tamale. The seminar covers topics such as human & physical geography, and Ghanaian music, art, dance, drumming, and crafts.	Term: Fall/Spring Dates: September to Decenmber/February to May
Ghana Cape Coast	SIT Study Abroad	Kipling Road, PO Box 676, Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676	Ph: (888) 272-7881 Fax (802) 258-3236	Cost: $10,500 - $11,000 Includes: international airfare, health insurance, tuition, full room and board, excursions and other direct program expenses.	e-mail: csa@sit.edu URL: http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad/	Crossroads of the African Diaspora. The Diaspora Studies program is based in Cape Coast & incorporates field excursions to Accra, Kumasi, and Tamale. The seminar covers topics such as the history of the slave trade, Pan-Africanism, and migration theories. Highlights include 1 week excursion to the neighboring country of Benin.	Term: Fall/Spring Dates: September to December/February to May
Ghana University of Ghana, University of Science & Tech.	* University of California Education Abroad Prog	Hollister Research Center, UCLA, Santa Barbara, CA 93106-1140	Ph: (805) 893-2958	Sem. $6,600 Year $13,200	E-mail: eapucsb@mcl.mcl.ucsb.edu www: http://wwwuoeap.ucsb.edu/	AFR studies,archaeology, Dev. Studies, dramatic arts, Geography, history, political science, linguistics, religious studies & anthropology,SOC.	Fall or spring semester or academic year. August-June
Ghana University of Ghana	University of Michigan	Office of Int'l Programs G513 Michigan Union 530 South State Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1349	Ph: (734) 764-4311 Fax: (734) 764-3229	$5,995 per term, $10,790 full academic year, plus airfare, misc., meals, books, $500 per Sem.	E-mail: oip@umich.edu URL: www.umich.edu/~iinet/oip/ programs/Ay978Ghana.html	Program is sponsored by the Council on Intl. Educational Exchange (CIEE). For students with an interest in West Africa. Classes are in English, but must enroll in a TWI language class.	Fall & Spring Sem. or full academic year. Full year deadline March 1999, Winter 2000 deadline is October 22, 1999
Ghana Accra	* University of Wisconsin-Madison	2261 Bascom Hall, 500 Lincoln Drive, Madison, Wisconsin 53706	(608) 262-2851 fax: (608) 262-6998	Contact the University	E-mail: aucegypt@2aucnyo.edu URL: www.wisc.edu/studyabroad /africa.html URL: http://www.ciee.org	Business, culture, environment, ecology, language	Spring, Fall Sem., Year
Ghana Legon	* Indiana University	Overseas Study, Franklin Hall 303, Bloomington, IN 47405-2801	(812) 855-9304	$2,215 Resident $5,530 Nonresident + Room & Board.	E-mail: overseas@indiana.edu	African Studies, Performing Arts, Social Sciences, Language (Twi)	Academic Year or Semester
Ghana University of Ghana	International Student Exchange Program Inc. (ISEP)	1601 Connecticut Ave. Suite 501, Washington, DC 20009-1035	Ph: (202) 965-0550 Fax: (202) 667-7801	Cost list located at http://www.ug.edu.gh /ugcrs.htm	E-mail: info@isep.org www: http://www.isep.org	Academic divisions: Agriculture, Arts, Law, Science, Social Studies, Administration & Medicine.	Full Year or Semester
Ghana Legon	Northern Illinois University	Williston Hall, DeKalb, IL 60115	(815) 753-0420 fax: (815) 753-0825	Semester $6,290 Academic Year $11,380	E-mail: niuabroad@niu.edu www: www.niu.edu/depts/intl_prgms/ ghana98.htm	Twi Lang, Ghanaian & African studies, archaeology, general courses	Fall & Spring Semesters, Academic Yr.
Ghana Kokrobitey School, about 15 miles outside of Accra	Rutgers University	Rutgers Study Abroad 102 College Avenue New Brunswick, NJ 08901-8543	Tel: 732 932-7787 Fax: 732 932-8659	NJResidents: $7,245 Non-NJResidents: $9,345 Included in this fee: the cost of instruction and room and board while enrolled in the program; all group excursions; and orientations in the US and abroad.	URL: http://studyabroad.rutgers.edu E-mail: RU_Abroad@email.rutgers.edu	Kokrobitey School is an American institution that offers semester programs for academic credit to American and Ghanaian students and educators. It is the first school of its kind to bring together students and teachers from America and Africa to consider jointly questions of education, technology, culture, and citizenship for the 21st century.	September to December 2002
Ghana Accra	School for International Training/World Learning (SIT/ASA)	Kipling Road, PO Box 676, Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676	Ph: (800) 336-1616 Fax (802) 258-3248	Cost: $10,000 - $10,500. Includes: international airfare, health insurance, tuition, full room and board, excursions and other direct program expenses.	E-mail: csa@sit.edu URL: www.worldlearning.org/ csa/africa.html	The Ghana: Arts and Culture program is based in Accra and Kumasi and incorporates field excursions to Cape Coast, Elmina, and Tamale. The seminar covers topics such as human & physical geography, and Ghanaian music, art, dance, drumming, and crafts.	Term: Fall/Spring Dates: September to December/February to May
Ghana Cape Coast	School for International Training/World Learning (SIT/ASA)	Kipling Road, PO Box 676, Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676	Ph: (800) 336-1616 Fax (802) 258-3248	Cost: $10,500 - $11,000 Includes: international airfare, health insurance, tuition, full room and board, excursions and other direct program expenses.	E-mail: csa@sit.edu URL: www.worldlearning.org/csa/ africa.html	Crossroads of the African Diaspora. The Diaspora Studies program is based in Cape Coast & incorporates field excursions to Accra, Kumasi, and Tamale. The seminar covers topics such as the history of the slave trade, Pan-Africanism, & migration theories. Highlights include 1 week excursion to the neighboring country of Benin.	Term: Fall/Spring Dates: September to December/February to May
Ghana University of Ghana	Spelman College- CIEE	Office of Study Abroad Box 1447, Spelman College, 350 Spelman Lane, SW Atlanta, GA 30314-4399	(404) 223-7550 or (888) COUNCIL	Fall Sem. $5,995, Acad. yr.: $10,790, Spring Sem. $5,995, plus airfare, meals, misc. expenses.	E-mail: info@ciee.org www: http://www.ciee.org	Twi language, Ghanaian & African studies, Complete academic program offered including School of Agriculture, Administration, Arts, Science, and Social Studies	Semester and academic year
Ghana University of Cape Coast	Spelman College - CIEE	Office of Study Abroad Box 1447, Spelman College, 350 Spelman Lane, SW Atlanta, GA 30314-4399	(404) 223-7550 (CIEE) (888) COUNCIL	Fall Sem. $5,995, Acad. yr.: $10,790, Spring Sem. $5,995, plus airfare, meals, misc. expenses.	E-mail: info@ciee.org www: http://www.ciee.org	Complete academic program including School of Agriculture, Faculty of Arts, Education Science, and Social Sciences.	Semester and academic year
Ghana Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology, Kumasi	Spelman College - CIEE	Office of Study Abroad Box 1447, Spelman College, 350 Spelman Lane, SW Atlanta, GA 30314-4399	(404) 223-7550 (CIEE) (888) COUNCIL	Fall Sem. $5,995, Acad. yr.: $10,790, Spring Sem. $5,995, plus airfare, meals, misc. expenses.	E-mail: info@ciee.org www: http://www.ciee.org	Complete academic program including, Agriculture, Art, Engineering, Environmental & Development Studies, Pharmacy, Science, Medical Sciences & Mining and Minerals.	Semester and academic year
Ghana University of Ghana	SUNY - State University of New York, College at Brockport	Office of International Education 350 New Campus Drive Brockport NY 14420-2941	(800) 298-7869 fax: (716) 637-3218	$5,600 (includes tuition, housing) $500 meals, $124 textbooks, $1,950 airfare, & plus spending money	e-mail: overseas@po.brockport.edu URL: www.studyabroad.com/suny/ brockport/	Full Integration overseas academic program. 12 - 16 credit program.	Fall and/or Spring Semester
Ghana Accra	Tufts University	Office of Tufts Programs Abroad, Bellou Hall, Medford, MA 02155-7084	Ph: (617) 627-3152 Fax: (617) 627-3971	$14,000- $15,000 includes airfare from NY	e-mail: ghainswo@emerald.tufts.edu URL: http://tufts.edu/as/undergra_edu/sa/ ghana.html	Agriculture, arts, law, medicine, science, social studies & administration	Fall or Spring Semester
Ghana Legon	University of Connecticut	C/O Study Abroad Programs U-207-843 Bolton Rd Storrs, CT 06269	(860) 486-5022	$5,995 Semester $10,790 Year	e-mail: info@ciee.org www: http://www.ciee.org	General, Language (Twi)	Fall or Spring semester or Year
Ghana* Accra	University of Texas-Austin	Study Abroad, U of T, Drawer A, UT Station, Austin, TX 78713-7206	(512) 471-6490	U of T Tuition	e-mail: studyabroadinfo@mozart.io.utexas.edu URL: www.utexas.edu/depts/caaas/ ghana.html	Liberal Arts, Business	Fall, Spring or Summer Semester
Kenya University of Nairobi	African Studies Consortium: (Bryn Mawr, Haverford, Penn &Swarthmore, PENN Abroad)	Office of Int'l Programs, University of Penn., 133 Bennett Hall, Philadelphia, Pa 19104-6275	(215) 898-9073 Fax: (215) 898-2622	Contact Program Coordinator	www: http://www.upenn.edu/oip Contact Patricia Martin in OIP	Regular classes at the University of Nairobi, and courses from the Institute of African Studies w/ permission	Academic year, (Sept. - June), or Spring Semester (Jan - June)
Kenya	American Connections to Africa	118 Bentwood Dr. Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034	(609) 429-1257	$995 to $5700	www: http://www.connect2africa.org/	Participate in agriculture, Educational, and health projects along with local villagers.	2 -5 week sessions
Kenya (Nairobi)	Baylor University	Baylor in Africa Box 97313 Baylor University Waco, TX 76798-7313	(817) 755-3505	$10-12,000	E-mail: Blake_Burleson@baylor.edu	Lang. (Swahili), East African Studies, Humanities, Independent Study & Internship	Fall Sem. (Starting '98)
Kenya	Consortium - Adventist Colleges	Abroad 12501 Old Columbia Pike, Silver Spring, MD 20904-6600	(301) 680-6444	.	E-mail:: 1044474,304@compuserve.com	Language and Culture Studies	Year
Kenya	* Earlham College	International Programs Office, Richmond, Indiana 47374-4095	(317) 983-1424	$9,000	E-mail: IPO@earlham.edu	Interdisciplinary environment, gender, & society conservation	Semester
Kenya Machakos, Lamu	Friends World Program, Long Island University	Jamison White Friends World Program 239 Montauk Highway Southhampton, NY 11968-4198	(516) 287-8466 fax: (516) 287-8463	N/A	E-mail: fw@southampton.liunet.edu www:www.southampton.liunet.edu/ academic/fr_world/program.htm	Experimental.& Interdisciplinary studies. Cultural immersion & global understanding. Most majors available, Kiswahili language. Internships, homestays, field work avail.	Fall, Spring, or Academic year.
Kenya	Global Routes (Credit is given through Calif. State Univ., Chico. 12 credits)	Global Routes 1814 Seventh Street Suite A Berkeley, CA 94710	Ph: (510) 848-4800 Fax: (510) 848-4801	Program Fee: $4,250 (Summer: $3,950)	E-mail: mail@globalroutes.org URL: www.globalroutes.org/ Or: www.globalroutes.org/college/ college_kenya.html	Interns live with a family in a rural village, help teach in the village secondary school, offer extracurricular activities and initiate and participate in community service projects.	Fall: early Sept. through early Dec. Winter: early Jan. through early April Summer: early June through mid-August
Kenya, University Nairobi	Kalamazoo College	Center for Int'l Programs Kalamazoo College 1200 Academy Street Kalamazoo MI 49006-3295	(616) 337-7133 Fax: (616) 337-7400	(Semester) Lg. Term program: $16,650. (Year) Extended Term Prog: $24,975. Books & spending money not included.	E-mail: cip@kzoo.edu www: www.kzoo.edu/cip/index.html	Kiswahili, General courses & tutorials. Individualized cultural research projects. Programs combine academics and experiential learning. Instruction in the local language as well as internships.	Fall Semester, or Academic Year (Sept. - mid-June) application deadline is February 15, 2000.
Kenya	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 Sem (Suspended currently)
Kenya Nairobi	Mountain Travel Sobek and Education Design	Mountain Travel Sobek, 6420 Fairmount Avenue, El Cerito, California 94530	Ph: 1-888 687-6235 or 510-527-8100. Fax: 1-510-525-7710	$2190 for medical participants, based on double occupancy. The cost for non-medical guests accompanying participants is $990.	E-mail: sales@mtsobekeu.com URL: www.mtsobek.com/QS/qs_frm.htm	Focus will be on preparation for foreign travel and travel medicine in the 21st century. Global Survival International, is working to improve health conditions and protect the human rights of indigenous peoples in the developing world, has field projects in this area, participants will be able to observe village-level health care firsthand.	September 29 - October 6, 2001. Education Design is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education.
Kenya Koobi Fora Field School	Rutgers University, The State University of New Jersey and the National Museums of Kenya	Rutgers Study Abroad, 102 College Ave., New Brunswick, NJ 08901	(732) 932-7787 fax: (732) 732-8659	$4,140 resident, $4,490 non- resident. Airfare is not included. Financial aid is not avail. through the program	E-mail: nuabroad@email.rutgers.edu URL: www.rutgers.edu/Academics/ Study_Abroad	Study paleoanthropology, knowledge of Kiswahili helpful. Work in archeological excavations at Koobi Fora in Kenya's Great Rift Valley. Six weeks living, learning,& working in the African wilderness	Mid June to Late July
Kenya Mombasa, Lamu	Sit Study Abroad	SIT Study Abroad Kipling Road, P.O. Box 676 Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676 USA	Ph: (802) 258-3267 Toll free (888) 272-7881 Fax (802) 258-3296	$13,250. International airfare (except Mexico), Tuition, Full room and board, Excursions, Health insurance, Other direct program expenses	E-mail: studyabroad@sit.edu URL: http://www.sit.edu/ studyabroad/	Coastal Cultures: 16 credits, 2 week homestay-Mombasa, 1 week rural homestay, Educational excursions- Dhow "safari" in the islands of the Lamu Archipelago, Zanzibar or Oman (conditions permitting), 4 week independent study project. Modern Kenyan coastal cultures, while influenced by more recent migrations and interactions, continue to draw heavily upon these roots.	Fall semester programs generally begin the first week of September and end in mid-December. Spring semester programs generally begin the first week of February and end in mid-May.
Kenya Nairobi	Sit Study Abroad	SIT Study Abroad Kipling Road, P.O. Box 676 Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676 USA	Ph: (802) 258-3267 Toll free (888) 272-7881 Fax (802) 258-3296	$13,200. International airfare (except Mexico), Tuition, Full room and board, Excursions, Health insurance, Other direct program expenses	E-mail: studyabroad@sit.edu URL: http://www.sit.edu/ studyabroad/	Culture Development: 16 credits, 2 week homestay-Nairobi, 1 week rural homestay, Educational excursions- Lake Victoria, Tanzania or Uganda (conditions permitting), 4 week independent study project. Despite modern influences, as well as centuries of colonial rule, tribal identity remains strong throughout Kenya, making it an ideal location to study the impact of economic and social development on traditional cultures.	Fall semester programs generally begin the first week of September and end in mid-December. Spring semester programs generally begin the first week of February and end in mid-May.
Kenya Nairobi	St. Lawrence University	Center for International and Intercultural Studies St. Lawrence University Canton, New York 13617	Ph: (315) 229-5991 Fax: (315) 229-5989	Semester $15,055. Includes tuition, room & board, and all program activities throughout the semester. It does not include airfare	e-mail:npie@ccmaillink.stlawu.edu URL:www.stlawu.edu/intled:http/html/ KenyaMain.html	Kenyan culture, women's issues, philosophy & religion, ecology, history, sociology, literature, geography, and Kiswahili	Fall (mid-Aug to mid-DEC) or Spring Sem. (mid-Jan to mid-May). Spring Deadline Sept. 25, Fall deadline February 20.
Kenya Maasai Ranch, 40 miles from Nairobi	School for Field Studies - Boston University	School for Field Studies 16 Broadway, Beverly MA 01915-4435	Ph: (800) 989-4435 fax: (978) 927-5127	Contact program sponsors	e-mail:admissions@fieldstudies.org URL: http://www.fieldstudies.org	Summer Course in Community Wildlife Management. You will research potential solutions to the conflict between current wildlife management practices and traditional land-use practices.	June 9 - July 8, 1999 and July 15 - August 13
Kenya	University of Minnesota	Global Campus, Study Abroad, 102 Nicholson Hall 216 Pillsbury Drive. SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455-0138	Ph: (612) 626-9000, Fax: (612) 626-8009	Fall $7,900, Year $11,300 A irfare, personal items, and independent travel are extra. Non- Minnesota students add $750	E-mail: UMabroad@umn.edu URL: http://UMabroad.umn.edu	Course work & field placement related to Int'l development issues in specific areas such as public health, community development, environmental protection, sustainable agriculture, women in development. Independent research. Homestays.	Fall Semester or Academic Year. Applications received by February 15 are given preference.
Kenya	* University of Wisconsin- Madison	Office of International Studies and Programs, Student Resource, Room 252 Bascom Hall, 500 Lincoln Drive Madison, WI 53706	Ph: (608) 265-6329	Contact program sponsor for details	E-mail:peeradv@macc.wisc.edu URL: www.wisc.edu/studyabroad/ africa.html#Various sites-AESOP	Combination of on- site course work & unpaid internship for academic credit.	Academic Year, Fall or Spring Semester
Kenya	Washington University in St. Louis. (See St. Lawrence Universities listing above)	Dr. Michele Shoresman, Overseas Programs One Brookings Drive Campus Box 1088 St. Louis, MO 63130	Ph: (314) 935- 5958	Contact program sponsor for details	e-mail: overseas@artsci.wustl.edu URL: www.stlawu.edu/intled:http /html/KenyaMain.html	Classroom and field work. Individual homestays and an internship, Independent study	Fall (September 15) or Spring (February 1) semester
Kenya Kisenill	Worldwide Language Resources	42 Chute Street, Reading, MA 01867	Ph: (617) 942-9801	$3,500	.	Language (Swahili)	4 Wk Increments Year Round
Madagascar Antananarivo	SIT Study Abroad	SIT Study Abroad Kipling Road, P.O. Box 676 Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676 USA	Ph: (802) 258-3267 Toll free (888) 272-7881 Fax (802) 258-3296	$13,400. fees include: International airfare (except Mexico), Tuition, Full room and board, Excursions, Health insurance	E-mail: studyabroad@sit.edu URL: http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad/	Cultural and Society, French. 16 credits, 5 week homestay- Antananarivo, 2 week homestay- Diego-Suarez, 1 week rural homestay. Educational excursions- Ankarana Reserve, The island of Nosy Be, rural Fianarantsoa. . 4 week Independent Study Project. Madagascar is home to an amazing variety of cultures, due to its long history as a trading nexus and migratory destination for people from throughout Indonesia, Africa, and the Arab peninsula.	Fall semester programs generally begin the first week of September and end in mid-December. Spring semester programs generally begin the first week of February and end in mid-May.
Madagascar Antananarivo & Fort Dauphin	SIT Study Abroad	SIT Study Abroad Kipling Road, P.O. Box 676 Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676 USA	Ph: (802) 258-3267 Toll free (888) 272-7881 Fax (802) 258-3296	$13,800. fees include: International airfare (except Mexico), Tuition, Full room and board, Excursions, Health insurance	E-mail: studyabroad@sit.edu URL: http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad/	Ecology & Conservation, French. 16 credits, 5 week homestay- Fort Dauphin and rural village. Educational excursions- Spiny desert, Ranomafana rain forest, great Barrier Reef of Tulear. 4 week Independent Study Project. Madagascar provides a fascinating setting for your exploration of complex issues of environmental conservation and sustainable development.	Fall semester programs generally begin the first week of September and end in mid-December. Spring semester programs generally begin the first week of February and end in mid-May.
Mali Bamako	SIT Study Abroad	SIT Study Abroad Kipling Road, P.O. Box 676 Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676 USA	Ph: (802) 258-3267 Toll free (888) 272-7881 Fax (802) 258-3296	$13,400. fees include: International airfare (except Mexico), Tuition, Full room and board, Excursions, Health insurance	E-mail: studyabroad@sit.edu URL: http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad/	Gender and Development, French. 16 credits, 6 week homestay- Bamako, village visit. Educational excursions- Niger River towns, Dogon cliff villages. 4 week Independent Study Project. Mali is at the forefront of African nations striving to address essential development issues and, with support from the highest level of government, focus on issues relating to gender and family.	Fall semester programs generally begin the first week of September and end in mid-December. Spring semester programs generally begin the first week of February and end in mid-May.
Mali	Worldwide Language Resources, Inc.	PO Box 326 Reading, MA 01867	Ph: (314) 935-4352 Fax: (314) 935-7462	Program fees include airfare, private home, some meals, field trips.	E-mail:LarryCosta@worldnet.att.net URL:www.wwlr.com/countries/ Mor_gui.htm	Bamako, Mali French Program	4 week sessions, offered year round
Morocco Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane	Beloit College (*Open only to Beloit College students)	Dr. Terance W. Bigalke, Director World Affairs Center, Beloit College Beloit, Wisconsin 53511	Ph: (608) 363-2269	Fees for the Morocco Exchange Prog. are Beloit College tuition, Rm./board All official excursions are paid by the Prog. Overseas transportation & personal expenses are not covered.	E-mail: wac@beloit.edu URL: http://beloit.edu/~wac/Morocco /index.html	Students will receive 16 sem. credits) for successful completion of the prog. Students will choose from a wide range of courses in the 3 schools at the university: School of Bus. Admin., School of Humanities & Soc. Sci's & the School of Science & Engineering.	Classes are Fall and spring semester. Application deadlines are November 15 (early) and February 15 (final). Students are encouraged to apply by the early decision deadline.
Morocco Al Akhawayn University	Boston College	Office of Int'l Progs, McGuinn Hall 504, Chestnut Hill, MA 021067-3805	Ph: (617) 552-3827	Year $11,510	e-mail: ocs@wells.edu international.programs@bc.edu URL: www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/acavp/ inprg/programs/mor-alakhawayn.html	Business & Communication, Sciences & Engineering, Humanities & Social Science	Fall, Spring, Semester or Full Year
Morocco	College Council for International Education (CIEE)	Education Exchange PO Box 399 Piscataway, NJ 08855-0399	Ph: (212) 661-1414	$5,995 Semester $10,790 Year	E-mail: info@ciee.org	Lang (Arabic), Humanities, Sociology, History & Culture	Sum., Fall & Spring Semester /Full Yr.
Morocco Arabic Language Institute in Fez	Dartmouth College	Dartmouth College, Off-Campus Progs Office, 6102 Wentworth, Hanover, NH 03755-3526	Ph: (603) 646-2861 fax: (606) 646-3838	Contact program for pricing information	E-mail: off.campus.programs@mac. Dartmouth.edu URL: www.dartmouth.edu/~asia/fez.html	Colloquial Moroccan Arabic,	Fall Semester 12 weeks
Morocco Turkey, Vancouver, BC, Japan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Indonesia, India, Israel, Italy, Fort Lauderdale, Fl	Institute for Shipboard Education	Univ. of Pittsburgh 811 William Pitt Union, Pittsburgh, PA 15260	Ph: (800) 854-0195 or (412) 648-7490	Contact sponsor for details	www: http//www.pitt.edu/~voyage E-mail: shipboard@sas.ise.pitt.edu	General	Fall Semester
Morocco (Fez)	IntelCross	Box 791 822 College Ave., Kentfield, CA 94914	Ph: (800) 788-3922	$1,850 3 Weeks $3,000 6 Weeks	URL: www.study-abroad.org/ intelcross /intelcrs.htm	Language (Arabic)	3 wk increments Year Round
Morocco Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane (AUI)	Montana State University of Bozeman	Kevin Hood Study Abroad Advisor Montana State University - Bozeman 400 Culbertson Hall Bozeman, MT 59717	Ph: (406) 994-4031 Fax: (406) 994-1619	Costs: $5,600 Sem. Includes: Instructional costs abroad, double room, airport pickup, orientation, fees. Not Included: Airfare, board, medical insurance, textbooks, personal expenses	E-mail: khood@montana.edu	Program offerings: Arabic Lang., French Lang., Business Admin., Humanities & Social Sciences, Science & Engineering. All courses, except language study courses, are taught in English. Students earn 12 - 17 credits per semester in this program, which is open to sophomore - senior students who have at least a 2.5 GPA.	Fall: Late August - Mid-December. Spring: Mid-January - Mid-May. Application Deadlines: Fall: June 1 Spring: November 15
Morocco Rabat & Ifrane	School for International Training/World Learning (SIT/ASA)	Kipling Road, PO Box 676, Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676	Ph: (802) 336-1616 fax: (802) 258-3500	$9,900	e-mail: info@worldlearning.org URL: http://www.worldlearning.org	Anthropology, Arts, Economics, History, Geography, Arabic, Humanities, Religion, Moslem culture, and Political Science	Semesters: September - DEC, February - May
Morocco Al Akhawayn University	State University of New York (SUNY) Binghamton	Office of Intl Progs., NA Att.: Kevin Lacey Rockefeller Center G-1, Binghamton Univ., Binghamton, NY 13901-6000	Ph: (607) 777-2336 fax: (607) 777-2889	$9,500 year	e-mail: oip@binghamton.edu Or klacey@binghamton.edu URL: http://www.binghamton.edu/oip/ progbroch/ morocco.html	Humanities, political sciences, economics, geography, history, humanities & sociology	Fall, Spring or Full year
Morocco	St. OLAF College	International Studies Northfield, MN 55057	Ph: (507) 646-3069	$4,100 + Tuition	.	Political Science, History, Religion, Sociology.	Fall Semester
Morocco Fez	The Arabic Language Institute in Fez	Att.:Martin Mayerchak Asst. to the Director BP 2136, Fez , 3000 Morocco	Ph: (011) 212-5-624850 F ax: 011-212 5-5931608	6 wk's, 7,500 Dhs (NS),7500 Dhs (Sum) 3 wk's, 4,000 Dhs (NS),4200 Dhs (Sum)	E-mail: alif@fesnet.net.ma URL: http://www.azure.net/alif/ Note: $1=8 - 9.6 Dhs	Language Arabic (Short-term study of Modern Standard Arabic & Colloquial Arabic)	Offered in 3 or 6 week sessions, year round
Morocco	University of Minnesota	808 Social Sciences Building 267 19th Ave. S. Minneapolis, MN 55455	Ph: (612) 624-9847	Not yet Available	E-mail: globalc@maroon.tc.umn.edu	Internship	Fall, Winter & Spring Quarters
Morocco Arabic Language Institute in Fez	Dartmouth College	Off-Campus Programs Office, Dartmouth College, 6102 Wentworth, Hanover, NH 03755-3526	Ph: (603) 646-2861 Fax: (606) 646-3838	Contact program for pricing information	E-mail: off.campus.programs@Mac Dartmouth.edu URL: www.dartmouth.edu/~Asia/fez.html	Colloquial Moroccan Arabic, the city of Fez, and one additional course which changes annually. ENROLLMENT: Limited to 15 students.	Fall Semester 12 weeks
Morocco Mohammed V. University	Vassar College	Office of the Dean of Studies, Vassar College Study Abroad Box 5, Poughkeepsie, NY 12604	Ph: (914) 437-5260	$12,420 covers tuition, rm. & Board, RT. airfare from NY and cultural excursions organized by the program. Plus misc., and books.	E-mail: StudyAbroad@vassar.edu URL: http://vassun.vassar.edu/~africana/ jya.html#Morocco	Required; 1 yr. of Arabic or 2 years of French. Classes include Modern Standard Arabic, Anthropology , Contemporary history of Morocco, African Literature and Independent study.	3 week summer orientation at Vassar College (August). Fall, and/or Spring Sem. Acad. Year. Deadline Dec. 9th for Vassar students, Jan. 10 for all others.
Morocco	Worldwide Language Resources, Inc.	PO Box 326 Reading, MA 01867	Ph: (314) 935-4352 Fax: (314) 935-7462	Program fees include airfare, private home, some meals, field trips.	E-mail: LarryCosta@worldnet.att.net URL: www.wwlr.com/countries/Mor_gui.htm	Fez, Morocco Middle Eastern language program	4 week sessions, offered year round
Namibia	American Connections to Africa	ACA,118 Bentwood Dr. Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034	Ph: (609) 429-1257	$995 to $5700	www: http://www.connect2africa.org/	Participate in agricultural, educational, and health projects along with local villagers.	2-5 week sessions
Namibia /South Africa	Augsburg College Center for Global Education	Program Director Academic Programs Abroad, Center for Global Education Augsburg College, 2211 Riverside Ave., Box 307TR Minneapolis, MN 55454	Ph: (800) 299-8889 Ph: (612) 330-1159 Fax: (612) 330-1695	Contact the program sponsor for details	e-mail: globaled@augsburg.edu URL: http://www.augsburg.edu/global/	Multicultural Societies in Transition: South African Perspectives. Introduce students to the central issues facing southern Africa. Examine the reconciliation process to end an era of apartheid in Namibia & South Africa, and explore the native culture.	Fall Semester September 3- Dec. 14, 2001 and September 2- Dec. 13, 2002. Deadline is April 1,
Namibia	Namibian Cheetah Conservation Project	Round River Conservation Studies, 4301 Emigration Canyon Rd Salt Lake City, UT 84108	Ph: (801) 582-0910	$11,500	www: http://www.roundriver.org/	Wildlife research and community involvement for wildlife management	Fall & Spring Semester
Namibia Waterberg, Omaruru, Etosha Park, Ovamboland, Kaokoland, Skeleton Coast, Namib-Naukluft and Windhoek.	Operation Crossroads Africa	Operation Crossroads Africa, 34 Mt. Morris Park West New York, NY 10027	Ph: (212) 289-1949 Fax: (212) 289-2526	$7,400 includes international airfare, in country transportation, materials, food, accommodations, & scheduled prog. expenses and visas. Excludes transportation to New York.	E-mail: oca@igc.apc.org URL: http://www.operationcrossroadsafrica.org	Activities include cross-cultural exchange, language instruction, field study, home stays, community service, team building and hikes, sports, game viewing & more.	Fall & Spring Semesters. Service learning program for Youth 17-24. 13 weeks long.
Namibia Crossroads is offering a service learning semester to Namibia. The program is called Pamwe Namibia. Pamwe (pahm-way) means "together" in several African languages.	Operation Crossroads Africa	Operation Crossroads Africa, 34 Mt. Morris Park West New York, NY 10027	Ph: (212) 870-2106 Fax: (212) 870-2644	$7,400 Program costs include: $250 deposit, international airfare, in-country transportation, materials, food, lodging, all scheduled program expenses and visas. Costs do not include: Medical expenses, individual transportation to NY & personal items.	E-mail: oca@igc.apc.org URL: http://www.operationcrossroadsafrica.org	Program activities include cross-cultural exchange, language instruction, field study, home stays, community service, and team building. The curriculum will include post-apartheid issues of development, colonialism, the HIV epidemic, ecology, & racial and ethnic relations.	Each semester is 13 weeks long. Fall Semester 2001: September - December. Spring Semester 2002: January-May. Application deadline for: Fall 2001 Semester: June 30, 2001. Spring 2002 Semester: October 15, 2001.
Niger Universite Abdou Moumouni, previously University of Niamey	Boston University	International.Programs 232 Bay State Road Boston, MA 02215	Ph: (617) 353-9888 Fax: (617) 353-5402	$15,950 Semester (Includes tuition for 16 credits, housing, board, RT. Airfare)	E-mail: abroad@bu.edu www: www.bu.edu/abroad/niamey.html	Language (French,Hausa, Zarma), First program in the inland Sahel offered by an American university. Courses on African culture and society. Courses on the social historical and political underpinnings of Sahelian life and culture.	Fall (August - December), and Spring (Jan-May) Semesters & Academic year Deadlines (October 15-Spring) (March 15-Fall)
Nigeria	University of Iowa	Room 28 International Center Iowa City, IA 52242	Ph: (319) 335-0503	$3,300	E-mail: philip-carls@uiowa.edu	Culture & Language (Yoruba)	Sem. Or 6 weeks in Summer
Senegal	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 $1280 plus, per credit hour	e-mail: ABC@starmail.com Or: hrogers@ccc.edu URL:www.earthcorp.com/journeys	Black History Month, Senegal Roots	February 6-13 or February 20-27, 2000. February 4-11 or February 20-27, 2001
Senegal, Gambia optional	African American Studies Program	Prof. Harold Rogers President, AASP PO Box 497327 Chicago, IL 60649	Ph: (773) 667-1285 fax: (773) 684-6967	$1,752 to $2,002	e-mail: ABC@starmail.com Or: hrogers@ccc.edu URL: www.earthcorp.com/journeys	Senegal Special, look at West African society.	Dec. 26, 1999 - Jan 2, 2000
Senegal Cheikh Anta Diop University, Dakar	Beloit College	Dr. Terance W. Bigalke, Director World Affairs Center, Beloit College Beloit, Wisconsin 53511	Ph: (608) 363-2269 Fax: (608) 363-2689	Fees are Beloit College tuition, Rm. & Board, a $50 admin. fee, & a $50 records fee (for non-Beloit students). The student's tuition at the university, Rm. & Board, and all official excursions are paid by the program.	E-mail: wac@beloit.edu URL: http://beloit.edu/~wac/Senegal /index.html	For students interested in studying French (& Wolof). Students on the Beloit Exchange will be free to select courses from the wide range offered by the University, though most students will probably be interested in courses offered through the Faculté des Letters et Sciences Humaines and the Faculté Des Sciences Juridiques et Politiques	Classes are Fall & spring semester. Application deadlines are November 15 (early) & February 15 (final). Deadline for non-Beloit students is April 1 for fall term and October 15 for spring term.
Senegal Ecole Natinale d'Economie Appliquee near Cheikh Anta Diop University.

African
Country

Sponsoring Institution

Address

Phone

Cost

E-mail/World Wide Web

Course of Study

Type of Program

Botswana

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

Kipling Road, PO Box 676,
Brattleboro, VT, 05302-0676

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

$10,900

e-mail: csa@sit.edu

URL: http://www.sit.edu

Kalahari Conservation & Ecology, Language-Setswana

Sept. - Dec., Feb. - May

Botswana
Gaborone

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

Kipling Road, PO Box 676,
Brattleboro, VT, 05302-0676

Ph: (800) 336-1616 Fax: (802) 258-3248

$11,000-$11,500 Cost Includes: Fees include Int'l airfare, insurance, tuition, full room/ board, excursions, and other direct program expenses.

E-mail: csa@sit.edu
URL: http://www.sit.edu

The Botswana Kalahari Conservation & Ecology program. Subject Areas: African Studies, Anthropology, Ecology, Environmental Studies

Term: Fall/Spring Dates:September to December/ February to May

Burkina Faso
Paris, France

Bowling Green State University

Dr. Anthony Everman, Dir. AYA France Department of Romance Languages, Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green, OH 43403

Ph: (419) 372-2667 Fax: 419-372-7332

Contact Program Sponsor for details

e-mail: aeverma@bgnet.bgsu.edu or
ozongo@bgnet.bgsu.edu
URL:
www.bgsu.edu/departments/roml/
africa.htm

Acquire language skills & international experience in French & Francophone cultures, and use these skills to study their art, literature's,civilizations, & special topics.

Deadline March 15 for Fall semester, and October 15, for Spring semester Fall, Spring or Acad. year.

Cameroon
University of Yaoundé

Dickinson College

Office of Int'l Education, Dickinson College, PO Box 1773
Carlisle, PA 17013-2896

Ph: (717) 245-1341 Fax: (717) 245-1688

Spring Semester
$12,500 includes tuition & fees, visa, airfare, Rm. & Bd., local transportation, medical visits & bottle water.

E-mail: ocs@dickinson.edu
URL:
www.Dickinson.edu/departments
/ocs/abroad.htm

African oral traditions, fiction, & poetry; African religions, anthropology, sociology,history, political science & fine arts. Courses taught in English. French is useful. Intensive, orientation, cultural & historical field trips, optional internship or independent study. Open for all majors.

Spring Semester
Mid-Jan - mid- May
Fall Dates: Inquire for specific dates

Cameroon
Mt. Cameroon, Bakossi Mountains, and Banyang Mbo Forest Reserve.

Earthwatch Institute

Kate Wissel
Earthwatch Institute, 3 Clock Tower Place, Suite 100, Box 75
Maynard, MA 1754

Ph: (800) 776-0188 ext. 188 or (978) 461-0081 ext. 188. Fax (978) 461-2332

Avg. cost for 1-3 weeks $1,600. This is a volunteer program. Some subsidies and fellowships also exist through Fellowship, Corp., and educational, sponsors.

E-mail: info@earthwatch.org
www:
http://www.earthwatch.org/expeditions/

cheek.html

Teams will work in spectacular mountain or lowland forest fragments, including primary undisturbed rainforest and other tropical evergreen forest types, sampling and recording a diversity of rare plant specimens for herbarium collections and further study. You will often work in the company of local villagers, many of whom are well versed in traditional names, medicinal uses, and lore around forest species, and can locate new species and additional plant populations.

Team I: October 2-15, Team II: October 19-November 1, Team III: November 4-17.

Cameroon
Dschang

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

Kipling Road,
PO Box 676,
Brattleboro, VT
05302-0676

Ph: (888) 272-7881
Fax: (802) 258-3296

Program Cost: $11,000
$11,500 Cost Includes:
airfare, insurance,
tuition, room/board,
excursions & other direct
program expenses.

www: http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad/
e-mail: csa@sit.edu

Cameroon: Culture & Development program is based in Dschang and incorporates field exuirsions to NW Anglophone and Southern Cameroon including stays in rural villages. The seminar covers topics such as culture & development, history & politics, geography & economics, arts & humanities, and studies of Cameroon's ethnic groups.

Term: Fall/Spring Dates: September to December/ February to May

Côte d'Ivoire

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

Egypt
Cairo

American University in Cairo

Margaret Davidson, American University in Cairo
420 Fifth Avenue, 3rd Fl,
New York, NY, 10018-2729

Ph: (212) 730-8800

Year $8,900
12-15 credits

e-mail: aucegypt@2aucnyo.edu
URL: www.aucegypt.edu

Arabic Language. All levels Egyptian colloquial, Fushia, Modern Standard; enhanced by field trips.

Fall, Spring Semester, Summer, and Academic year
1 to 2 year programs.

Egypt
Cairo

American University in Cairo

Mr. Leben Nelson Moro
Administrative Asst.
Office of African Studies
The American University in Cairo, PO Box 2311,
113 Sharia Kasr El Aini,
Cairo, Egypt

Ph: 20-2-353-2964 Fax: 20-2-355-7565

(Per semester) Full-time tuition $5375. Fees $30. Medical insurance yr.) $90. Housing: AUC Hostel dep. $300, Single rm. $2350, dbl. rm. $1360. Off-campus housing $1250-2000. Airfare varies. Food $1000-1800. Books $200-300.

URL: www.aucegypt.edu/www/
Graduate/OGSR.htm
Application Forms:
www.aucegypt.edu/www/
Graduate/DLappl.htm
AUC: http://www.aucegypt.edu
E-mail: leben@aucegypt.edu

year postgraduate Diploma in "Forced Migration and Refugee Studies" from the perspective of anthropology, Int'l law, political science, psychology, and sociology. (Africa & Middle East)

Begins September 2000
Application deadline - 31 March 2000

Egypt
Cairo

American University in Cairo (Arabic Language Institute)

Office of Admissions Att.: Margaret Davidson,
420 Fifth Avenue, 3rd Fl,
New York, NY
10018-2729

Ph: (212) 730-8800 Fax: (212) 730-1600

Year $8,900
12-15 credits

e-mail: aucegypt@2aucnyo.edu
www: http://www.aucegypt.edu
Study Abroad Information:
URL:
http://bdingana.aucegypt.edu/ali.htm

Arabic Language. All levels Egyptian colloquial, Fushia, Modern Standard; enhanced by field trips.

Fall, Spring Sem. Summer, and Academic yr.
1 to 2 yr. progs.
Deadlines: Fall Sem. July 15th, Spring Sem. Nov. 1st, Summer Session May 1st

Egypt
Cairo

American University in Cairo

Office of Admissions Att.: Margaret Davidson,
420 Fifth Avenue, 3rd Fl.,
New York, NY
10018-2729

Ph: (212) 730-8800

Year $8,900
12-15 credits

e-mail: aucegypt@2aucnyo.edu
URL: http://www.aucegypt.edu
Study Abroad Information:
URL:
http://mirror.aucegypt.edu/students/
sap/index.htm

Arabic Language. All levels Egyptian colloquial, Fushia, MS; enhanced by field trips. Arab History and Culture, Arab Society, Political and Economic Development, Egyptology, Islamic Art & Architecture & Middle Eastern Politics.

Fall, Spring Sem. Summer, and Acad. Yr. 1 to 2 yr. progs.
Deadlines: Fall Sem. July 15th, Spring Sem. Nov. 1st, Summer Session May 1st

Egypt
American University in Cairo

Brown University

Office of Int'l Programs
Box 1973
Providence, RI 02912

Ph: (401) 863-3555 Fax: (401) 863-3311

Semester $15,943 includes housing, food, airfare, misc.

E-mail: OIP_Office@brown.edu
URL:http://www.brown.edu/
Administration/ OIP/prgrms/ethiopia

Int. Amharic, Art, Culture, Social Science, Medicine, Science

Fall Semester (Sept. 15-Jan. 15),
Spring Semester (Jan 31- June 8), Intensive Arabic (Sept. 1 - 15)

Egypt
Cairo

Coalition for Christian Colleges & Universities (Open to students of coalition member colleges)

Middle East Studies Program,
329 Eighth St., NE,
Washington, DC 20002

Ph: (202) 546-8713 Fax: (202) 546-8913

E-mail:
student-programs@cccu.org

URL:www.gospelcom.net/cccu/
students/mesp.html

Languages (Arabic), religion, Int'l relations, Political Science, Government, Bible Studies, community studies

Fall &/or Spring Semester

Egypt

Institute for Shipboard Education

811 William Pitt Union
Univ. of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA 15260

Ph: (800) 854-0195

$14,880, Financial aid available

e-mail:shipboard@sas.ise.pitt.edu
URL:http//www.pitt.edu/~voyage

General

Semester

Egypt

International Language Institute

3 mahmoud Azmy Street Madinet el-Sahafeyeen
Cairo Egypt

Ph: (011) 202-3463087 or Fax: (011) 2023035624

Contact sponsoring institution

URL: http://www.ili.com.eg/

e-mail: ili@starnet.com.eg

Modern Standard and Egyptian Colloquial Arabic

Year, semester, summer

Egypt

Mountain Travel Sobek

Mountain Travel Sobek 6420 Fairmount Avenue, El Cerrito, California 94530

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

Land Costs
$4390 per person (10-16 members) $4690 per person (4-9 members) $600 internal airfare $1000 single supplement

E-mail: info@mtsobek.com
URL:
www.mtsobek.com/cgi-bin/
doorway.py?action=start&
continent=africa&trip=108

Visit the pyramids of Giza; painted tombs of Luxor's Valley of the Kings; temple complexes of Luxor & Karnak; and the temple at Abu Simbel. You will see little known palaces, artisan tombs, & temples and experience contemporary Egyptian life.

15 days (14 in Egypt) easy day hikes optional camel rides, 13 nights hotel. 2001 Dates
Jan 20 - Feb. 3
Feb. 24 - Mar 10
Oct. 27 - Nov. 10
Nov. 17 - Dec. 1

Egypt
Cairo

New Jersey State College Council for International Education (CIEE)

College Hall #217,
Montclair State University
Upper Montclair, NJ 07043

Ph: (201) 655-4483

Same as Out-of-state tuition from home institution

General

Fall &/or Spring Semester

Egypt
Cairo

Northeastern University

Office of International Study Programs
One Meserve Hall
Boston, MA 02115

Ph: (617) 373-5162

$9,450 per quarter includes tuition, housing, & airfare

e-mail: trich@casdn.neu.edu
URL:
www.casdn.neu.edu/sap/egypt.html

Egyptian & Middle Eastern history, culture & contemporary issues.

Fall &/or Spring Semester

Egypt
Cairo

Penn State University
Michael Laubscher

Abroad Program,
Penn State University
222 Boucke Bldg.
University Park, PA 16802

Ph: (814) 865-0414

In-State
$8,700
Out-of-state
$11,257

URL:
http://cac.psu.edu/~mhb4/diversity
/eap.html

Language (Arabic), General

Semester

Egypt

St. Olaf College

International Studies
Northfield, MN 55057

Ph: (507) 646-3069

$5,800

Art, History, Political Science, Religion, Sociology

Fall Semester

Egypt
American University in Cairo

University of Massachusetts
-Amherst

International Programs
Wm. S. Clark Int'l Center,
Univ. of Massachusetts,
Amherst MA 01003

Ph: (413) 545-2710 Fax: (413) 545-1201

UMA exchange $6,500, UMA direct $9,100 + room, board, health, airfare, books, visa.

E-mail: abroad@iop.umass.edu

URL: http://www.umass.edu/ipo

Arabic language, history, culture, Middle east studies,
& social science on the contemporary Arab world.

Academic Year or Fall, Spring, or Summer Sem. Deadlines (Oct. 1-spring) (Mar.1-Fall) (April 1-sum)

Egypt
Cairo

* University of Wisconsin-Madison

261 Bascom Hall,
500 Lincoln Drive
Madison, Wisconsin 53706

Ph: (608) 262-2851 Fax: (608) 262-6998

Contact the University

e-mail: aucegypt@2aucnyo.edu
URL: http://www.wisc.edu/studyabroad
/africa.html

General

Spring, Fall Sem., Academic Year,

Egypt

Worldwide Language Resources, Inc.

PO Box 326
Reading, MA 01867

Ph: (314) 935-4352 Fax: (314) 935-7462

Program fees include airfare, private home, some meals, field trips.

E-mail: LarryCosta@worldnet.att.net
www: http://www.wwlr.com/countries/
Mor_gui.htm

Cairo, Egypt Middle Eastern language program

4 week sessions, offered year round

Eritrea

Thirst for Learning Foundation

Dr. John C. Rude
8844 Ranay Drive S.E.
Salem, Oregon 97301

Ph: (503) 581-0522

$2,700, plus airfare

e-mail: johnrude@open.org
URL: http://www.open.org/ftl/eritrea

Itineraries are educational and tailored to your personal interests

2 week sessions: May & October

Ethiopia
Addis Ababa University

Brown University

Office of Int'l Programs
Box 1973
Providence, RI 02912

Ph: (401) 863-3555 Fax: (401) 863-3311

$14,708 Semester
$27,016 Academic year

E-mail: OIP_Office@brown.edu
URL: http://www.brown.edu/
Administration/ OIP/prgrms/Ethiopia

Intermediate Amharic, Art, Culture, Social Science, Medicine, Science

Fall Semester (mid Sept-late Jan.) Academic Year (mid Sept. - late June)

Gambia
optional, Senegal

African American Studies Program

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

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

Senegal- $1752,
with Gambia $1822; December $2002

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

Senegal Special, look at West African society.

August 5-12, 2000 or
Dec. 26-Jan 2, 2000-01;
August 4-11, 2001 or
December 23-30, 2001

Ghana
University of Ghana

African Studies Consortium (Bryn Mawr, Haverford, & Swarthmore College & Univ. of Penn.)

Office of Int'l Programs,
University of Pennsylvania,
133 Bennett Hall,
Philadelphia, Pa
19104-6275

Ph: (215) 898-9073 Fax: (215) 898-2622

Contact Program Coordinator

www: http://www.upenn.edu/oip
or
URL:
www.upenn.edu/oip/sa/region.html

Anthropology, economics, history, language study, linguistics, literature, music & theater arts, philosophy, political science.....

Academic year, (Aug. - June) or Fall Sem. (Aug. -June), Spring Sem. (Jan. - June)

Ghana

Alliances Abroad

Alliances Abroad
2830 Alameda
San Francisco, CA 94103

Ph: (800) 266-8047

$625 to $12,000

E-mail: Alliances@aol.com
URL: www.studyabroad.com/alliances

General

2 weeks, 12 month, or
Year round

Ghana
University of Ghana

Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE)

Council-International Study Programs
205 East 42nd Street
New York, NY
10017-5706

Ph: 1- (800) 40-STUDY Fax: (212) 822-2779

Fall $6,175, Spring $6,175, Academic Year $10,830. Plus meals, personal expenses & airfare

E-mail: Info@ciee.org

URL: www.ciee.org/study/africa/index.htm

Twi Language, Ghanaian and African studies, archaeology, business administration, English, music, philosophy, religion, and history

Fall, or Spring Semester & Academic year (Mid Aug. - late May)

Ghana
Accra and environs

LEAPNow: Lifelong Ed. Alternatives & Programs

LEAPNow: Lifelong Ed. Alternatives & Programs PO Box 1817
Sebastopol, CA 95473

Ph: (707) 829-1142 Fax: (707) 829-1132

Program Cost: $5000 - $5500 Cost Includes: Airfare from the U.S. to Ghana. All expenses during the semester, except personal incidentals.

URL:
http://www.leapnow.org/home.htm
URL: www.leapnow.org/semester
_ghana.htm

12 week semester of service work in Ghana. 12-14 people will work together in small Ghanaian villages to build schools and school furniture completing schools in 3 villages during each program. Participants will be integrated into the life of each village served. College or high school credit is available.

Term: Fall/Spring Dates: Sept-Dec, and Feb-May

Ghana
University of Ghana

Northeastern University

Office of International Study Program,
One Meserve Hall
Boston, MA 02115

Ph: (617)
373-5162

$9,450 per quarter, includes tuition, housing, & airfare

E-mail: trich@casdn.neu.edu
URL: http://www.casdn.neu.edu/sap/
ghana.html

Twi language, Ghanaian & African studies, Arts & Sciences courses

Fall & Spring Semesters, Academic Yr.

Ghana
University of Ghana

Princeton University (Interuniversity study program with CIEE)

Council-International Study Programs
205 East 42 Street
New York, NY 10017

Ph:1-800-40-STUDY Fax (212) 822-2779

Spring Semester 2000: $6,175 Fall/Spring Sem.: $7,175 Academic Year: $12,950 plus airfare, books.

E-mail: studyinfo@ciee.org
URL: www.ciee.org/study/africa/ghana/
legon/index.htm

Wide selection of courses in African Studies literature, music, theater, archaeology, geography, history, linguistics, political science, sociology, Twi (required)

Semesters: Fall, Sept. - Jan
Spring, Feb. - May
Deadline Spr-October 15, Fall-February15

Ghana
Accra

SIT Study Abroad

Kipling Road,
PO Box 676,
Brattleboro, VT
05302-0676

Ph: (888) 272-7881
Fax (802) 258-3236

Cost: $10,000 - $10,500. Includes: international airfare, health insurance, tuition, full room and board, excursions and other direct program expenses.

e-mail: csa@sit.edu

URL: http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad/

The Ghana: Arts and Culture program is based in Accra and Kumasi and incorporates field excursions to Cape Coast, Elmina, and Tamale. The seminar covers topics such as human & physical geography, and Ghanaian music, art, dance, drumming, and crafts.

Term: Fall/Spring Dates: September to Decenmber/February to May

Ghana
Cape Coast

SIT Study Abroad

Kipling Road,
PO Box 676,
Brattleboro, VT
05302-0676

Ph: (888) 272-7881
Fax (802) 258-3236

Cost: $10,500 - $11,000 Includes: international airfare, health insurance, tuition, full room and board, excursions and other direct program expenses.

e-mail: csa@sit.edu

URL: http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad/

Crossroads of the African Diaspora. The Diaspora Studies program is based in Cape Coast & incorporates field excursions to Accra, Kumasi, and Tamale. The seminar covers topics such as the history of the slave trade, Pan-Africanism, and migration theories. Highlights include 1 week excursion to the neighboring country of Benin.

Term: Fall/Spring Dates: September to December/February to May

Ghana
University of Ghana,
University of Science & Tech.

* University of California Education Abroad Prog

Hollister Research Center,
UCLA,
Santa Barbara, CA
93106-1140

Ph: (805)
893-2958

Sem. $6,600
Year $13,200

E-mail: eapucsb@mcl.mcl.ucsb.edu
www: http://wwwuoeap.ucsb.edu/

AFR studies,archaeology, Dev. Studies, dramatic arts, Geography, history, political science, linguistics, religious studies & anthropology,SOC.

Fall or spring semester or academic year. August-June

Ghana
University of Ghana

University of Michigan

Office of Int'l Programs
G513 Michigan Union
530 South State Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1349

Ph: (734)
764-4311 Fax: (734) 764-3229

$5,995 per term, $10,790 full academic year, plus airfare, misc., meals, books, $500 per Sem.

E-mail: oip@umich.edu
URL:
www.umich.edu/~iinet/oip/
programs/Ay978Ghana.html

Program is sponsored by the Council on Intl. Educational Exchange (CIEE). For students with an interest in West Africa. Classes are in English, but must enroll in a TWI language class.

Fall & Spring Sem. or full academic year. Full year deadline March 1999, Winter 2000 deadline is October 22, 1999

Ghana
Accra

* University of Wisconsin-Madison

2261 Bascom Hall, 500 Lincoln Drive,
Madison, Wisconsin 53706

(608)
262-2851
fax: (608) 262-6998

Contact the University

E-mail: aucegypt@2aucnyo.edu
URL: www.wisc.edu/studyabroad
/africa.html
URL: http://www.ciee.org

Business, culture, environment, ecology, language

Spring, Fall Sem., Year

Ghana
Legon

* Indiana University

Overseas Study,
Franklin Hall 303,
Bloomington, IN
47405-2801

(812)
855-9304

$2,215 Resident $5,530 Nonresident + Room & Board.

E-mail: overseas@indiana.edu

African Studies, Performing Arts, Social Sciences, Language (Twi)

Academic Year or Semester

Ghana
University of Ghana

International Student Exchange Program Inc. (ISEP)

1601 Connecticut Ave.
Suite 501,
Washington, DC 20009-1035

Ph: (202)
965-0550
Fax: (202)
667-7801

Cost list located at http://www.ug.edu.gh
/ugcrs.htm

E-mail: info@isep.org

www: http://www.isep.org

Academic divisions: Agriculture, Arts, Law, Science, Social Studies, Administration & Medicine.

Full Year or Semester

Ghana
Legon

Northern Illinois University

Williston Hall,
DeKalb, IL 60115

(815)
753-0420
fax: (815) 753-0825

Semester $6,290 Academic Year $11,380

E-mail: niuabroad@niu.edu
www: www.niu.edu/depts/intl_prgms/
ghana98.htm

Twi Lang, Ghanaian & African studies, archaeology, general courses

Fall & Spring Semesters, Academic Yr.

Ghana
Kokrobitey School, about 15 miles outside of Accra

Rutgers University

Rutgers Study Abroad
102 College Avenue
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-8543

Tel: 732
932-7787
Fax: 732
932-8659

NJResidents: $7,245
Non-NJResidents: $9,345
Included in this fee: the cost of instruction and room and board while enrolled in the program; all group excursions; and orientations in the US and abroad.

URL: http://studyabroad.rutgers.edu
E-mail: RU_Abroad@email.rutgers.edu

Kokrobitey School is an American institution that offers semester programs for academic credit to American and Ghanaian students and educators. It is the first school of its kind to bring together students and teachers from America and Africa to consider jointly questions of education, technology, culture, and citizenship for the 21st century.

September to December 2002

Ghana
Accra

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

Kipling Road,
PO Box 676,
Brattleboro, VT
05302-0676

Ph: (800) 336-1616
Fax (802) 258-3248

Cost: $10,000 - $10,500. Includes: international airfare, health insurance, tuition, full room and board, excursions and other direct program expenses.

E-mail: csa@sit.edu
URL:
www.worldlearning.org/
csa/africa.html

Term: Fall/Spring Dates: September to December/February to May

Ghana
Cape Coast

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

Kipling Road,
PO Box 676,
Brattleboro, VT
05302-0676

Ph: (800) 336-1616
Fax (802) 258-3248

Cost: $10,500 - $11,000 Includes: international airfare, health insurance, tuition, full room and board, excursions and other direct program expenses.

E-mail: csa@sit.edu
URL:
www.worldlearning.org/csa/
africa.html

Crossroads of the African Diaspora. The Diaspora Studies program is based in Cape Coast & incorporates field excursions to Accra, Kumasi, and Tamale. The seminar covers topics such as the history of the slave trade, Pan-Africanism, & migration theories. Highlights include 1 week excursion to the neighboring country of Benin.

Term: Fall/Spring Dates: September to December/February to May

Ghana
University of Ghana

Spelman College- CIEE

Office of Study Abroad
Box 1447, Spelman College,
350 Spelman Lane, SW
Atlanta, GA 30314-4399

(404)
223-7550 or
(888)
COUNCIL

Fall Sem. $5,995,
Acad. yr.: $10,790, Spring Sem. $5,995, plus airfare, meals, misc. expenses.

E-mail: info@ciee.org

www: http://www.ciee.org

Twi language, Ghanaian & African studies, Complete academic program offered including School of Agriculture, Administration, Arts, Science, and Social Studies

Semester and academic year

Ghana
University of Cape Coast

Spelman College - CIEE

Office of Study Abroad
Box 1447, Spelman College,
350 Spelman Lane, SW
Atlanta, GA 30314-4399

(404)
223-7550
(CIEE) (888)
COUNCIL

Fall Sem. $5,995,
Acad. yr.: $10,790, Spring Sem. $5,995, plus airfare, meals, misc. expenses.

E-mail: info@ciee.org

www: http://www.ciee.org

Complete academic program including School of Agriculture, Faculty of Arts, Education Science, and Social Sciences.

Semester and academic year

Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
University of Science & Technology, Kumasi

Spelman College - CIEE

Office of Study Abroad
Box 1447, Spelman College,
350 Spelman Lane, SW
Atlanta, GA 30314-4399

(404)
223-7550
(CIEE) (888)
COUNCIL

Fall Sem. $5,995,
Acad. yr.: $10,790, Spring Sem. $5,995, plus airfare, meals, misc. expenses.

E-mail: info@ciee.org

www: http://www.ciee.org

Complete academic program including, Agriculture, Art, Engineering, Environmental & Development Studies, Pharmacy, Science, Medical Sciences & Mining and Minerals.

Semester and academic year

Ghana
University of Ghana

SUNY - State University of New York, College at Brockport

Office of International Education
350 New Campus Drive
Brockport NY 14420-2941

(800)
298-7869 fax: (716) 637-3218

$5,600 (includes tuition, housing) $500 meals, $124 textbooks, $1,950 airfare, & plus spending money

e-mail: overseas@po.brockport.edu
URL:
www.studyabroad.com/suny/
brockport/

Full Integration overseas academic program. 12 - 16 credit program.

Fall and/or Spring Semester

Ghana
Accra

Tufts University

Office of Tufts Programs Abroad, Bellou Hall,
Medford, MA 02155-7084

Ph: (617) 627-3152 Fax: (617) 627-3971

$14,000- $15,000 includes airfare from NY

e-mail: ghainswo@emerald.tufts.edu
URL:
http://tufts.edu/as/undergra_edu/sa/
ghana.html

Agriculture, arts, law, medicine, science, social studies & administration

Fall or Spring Semester

Ghana
Legon

University of Connecticut

C/O Study Abroad Programs
U-207-843 Bolton Rd
Storrs, CT 06269

(860)
486-5022

$5,995 Semester $10,790 Year

e-mail: info@ciee.org
www: http://www.ciee.org

General,
Language (Twi)

Fall or Spring semester or Year

Ghana*
Accra

University of Texas-Austin

Study Abroad, U of T,
Drawer A, UT Station,
Austin, TX
78713-7206

(512)
471-6490

U of T
Tuition

e-mail:
studyabroadinfo@mozart.io.utexas.edu
URL: www.utexas.edu/depts/caaas/
ghana.html

Liberal Arts, Business

Fall,
Spring or
Summer Semester

Kenya
University of Nairobi

African Studies Consortium: (Bryn Mawr, Haverford, Penn &Swarthmore, PENN Abroad)

Office of Int'l Programs,
University of Penn.,
133 Bennett Hall,
Philadelphia, Pa 19104-6275

(215)
898-9073 Fax: (215) 898-2622

Contact Program Coordinator

www: http://www.upenn.edu/oip

Contact Patricia Martin in OIP

Regular classes at the University of Nairobi, and courses from the Institute of African Studies w/ permission

Academic year, (Sept. - June),
or Spring Semester (Jan - June)

Kenya

American Connections to Africa

118 Bentwood Dr.
Cherry Hill,
New Jersey 08034

(609)
429-1257

$995 to $5700

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

Participate in agriculture, Educational, and health projects along with local villagers.

2 -5 week sessions

Kenya
(Nairobi)

Baylor University

Baylor in Africa
Box 97313
Baylor University
Waco, TX 76798-7313

(817)
755-3505

$10-12,000

E-mail:
Blake_Burleson@baylor.edu

Lang. (Swahili), East African Studies, Humanities, Independent Study & Internship

Fall Sem. (Starting '98)

Kenya

Consortium - Adventist Colleges

Abroad 12501 Old Columbia Pike,
Silver Spring, MD
20904-6600

(301)
680-6444

E-mail::
1044474,304@compuserve.com

Language and Culture Studies

Year

Kenya

* Earlham College

International Programs Office, Richmond, Indiana 47374-4095

(317)
983-1424

$9,000

E-mail: IPO@earlham.edu

Interdisciplinary environment, gender, & society conservation

Semester

Kenya
Machakos, Lamu

Friends World Program, Long Island University

Jamison White
Friends World Program
239 Montauk Highway Southhampton, NY
11968-4198

(516)
287-8466 fax: (516) 287-8463

N/A

E-mail: fw@southampton.liunet.edu
www:www.southampton.liunet.edu/
academic/fr_world/program.htm

Experimental.& Interdisciplinary studies. Cultural immersion & global understanding. Most majors available, Kiswahili language. Internships, homestays, field work avail.

Fall, Spring, or Academic year.

Kenya

Global Routes

(Credit is given through Calif. State Univ., Chico. 12 credits)

Global Routes
1814 Seventh Street
Suite A Berkeley, CA 94710

Ph: (510) 848-4800 Fax: (510) 848-4801

Program Fee: $4,250 (Summer: $3,950)

E-mail: mail@globalroutes.org
URL: www.globalroutes.org/
Or: www.globalroutes.org/college/
college_kenya.html

Interns live with a family in a rural village, help teach in the village secondary school, offer extracurricular activities and initiate and participate in community service projects.

Fall: early Sept. through early Dec. Winter: early Jan. through early April Summer: early June through mid-August

Kenya,
University Nairobi

Kalamazoo College

Center for Int'l Programs
Kalamazoo College
1200 Academy Street
Kalamazoo MI 49006-3295

(616)
337-7133
Fax: (616) 337-7400

(Semester) Lg. Term program: $16,650. (Year) Extended Term Prog: $24,975. Books & spending money not included.

E-mail: cip@kzoo.edu
www: www.kzoo.edu/cip/index.html

Kiswahili, General courses & tutorials. Individualized cultural research projects. Programs combine academics and experiential learning. Instruction in the local language as well as internships.

Fall Semester, or Academic Year (Sept. - mid-June)
application deadline is February 15, 2000.

Kenya

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 Sem (Suspended currently)

Kenya
Nairobi

Mountain Travel Sobek and Education Design

Mountain Travel Sobek, 6420 Fairmount Avenue, El Cerito, California 94530

Ph: 1-888 687-6235 or 510-527-8100.
Fax: 1-510-525-7710

$2190 for medical participants, based on double occupancy. The cost for non-medical guests accompanying participants is $990.

E-mail: sales@mtsobekeu.com

URL:
www.mtsobek.com/QS/qs_frm.htm

Focus will be on preparation for foreign travel and travel medicine in the 21st century. Global Survival International, is working to improve health conditions and protect the human rights of indigenous peoples in the developing world, has field projects in this area, participants will be able to observe village-level health care firsthand.

September 29 - October 6, 2001. Education Design is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education.

Kenya
Koobi Fora Field School

Rutgers University,
The State University of New Jersey and the National Museums of Kenya

Rutgers Study Abroad,
102 College Ave.,
New Brunswick, NJ 08901

(732)
932-7787 fax: (732) 732-8659

$4,140 resident, $4,490 non- resident. Airfare is not included. Financial aid is not avail. through the program

E-mail:
nuabroad@email.rutgers.edu
URL: www.rutgers.edu/Academics/
Study_Abroad

Study paleoanthropology, knowledge of Kiswahili helpful. Work in archeological excavations at Koobi Fora in Kenya's Great Rift Valley. Six weeks living, learning,& working in the African wilderness

Mid June to Late July

Kenya
Mombasa, Lamu

Sit Study Abroad

SIT Study Abroad
Kipling Road, P.O. Box 676
Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676 USA

Ph: (802) 258-3267
Toll free (888) 272-7881
Fax (802) 258-3296

$13,250. International airfare (except Mexico), Tuition, Full room and board, Excursions, Health insurance, Other direct program expenses

E-mail: studyabroad@sit.edu
URL:
http://www.sit.edu/ studyabroad/

Coastal Cultures: 16 credits, 2 week homestay-Mombasa, 1 week rural homestay, Educational excursions- Dhow "safari" in the islands of the Lamu Archipelago, Zanzibar or Oman (conditions permitting), 4 week independent study project. Modern Kenyan coastal cultures, while influenced by more recent migrations and interactions, continue to draw heavily upon these roots.

Fall semester programs generally begin the first week of September and end in mid-December. Spring semester programs generally begin the first week of February and end in mid-May.

Kenya
Nairobi

Sit Study Abroad

SIT Study Abroad
Kipling Road, P.O. Box 676
Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676 USA

Ph: (802) 258-3267
Toll free (888) 272-7881
Fax (802) 258-3296

$13,200. International airfare (except Mexico), Tuition, Full room and board, Excursions, Health insurance, Other direct program expenses

E-mail: studyabroad@sit.edu
URL:
http://www.sit.edu/ studyabroad/

Culture Development: 16 credits, 2 week homestay-Nairobi, 1 week rural homestay, Educational excursions- Lake Victoria, Tanzania or Uganda (conditions permitting), 4 week independent study project. Despite modern influences, as well as centuries of colonial rule, tribal identity remains strong throughout Kenya, making it an ideal location to study the impact of economic and social development on traditional cultures.

Fall semester programs generally begin the first week of September and end in mid-December. Spring semester programs generally begin the first week of February and end in mid-May.

Kenya
Nairobi

St. Lawrence University

Center for International and Intercultural Studies
St. Lawrence University
Canton, New York 13617

Ph: (315) 229-5991
Fax: (315) 229-5989

Semester $15,055. Includes tuition, room & board, and all program activities throughout the semester. It does not include airfare

e-mail:npie@ccmaillink.stlawu.edu
URL:www.stlawu.edu/intled:http/html/
KenyaMain.html

Kenyan culture, women's issues, philosophy & religion, ecology, history, sociology, literature, geography, and Kiswahili

Fall (mid-Aug to mid-DEC) or Spring Sem. (mid-Jan to mid-May). Spring Deadline Sept. 25, Fall deadline February 20.

Kenya
Maasai Ranch, 40 miles from Nairobi

School for Field Studies - Boston University

School for Field Studies
16 Broadway,
Beverly MA
01915-4435

Ph: (800) 989-4435
fax: (978) 927-5127

Contact program sponsors

e-mail:admissions@fieldstudies.org
URL:
http://www.fieldstudies.org

Summer Course in Community Wildlife Management. You will research potential solutions to the conflict between current wildlife management practices and traditional land-use practices.

June 9 - July 8, 1999 and July 15 - August 13

Kenya

University of Minnesota

Global Campus, Study Abroad, 102 Nicholson Hall
216 Pillsbury Drive. SE,
Minneapolis, MN 55455-0138

Ph: (612)
626-9000,
Fax: (612)
626-8009

Fall $7,900, Year $11,300 A irfare, personal items, and independent travel are extra. Non- Minnesota students add $750

E-mail: UMabroad@umn.edu
URL:
http://UMabroad.umn.edu

Course work & field placement related to Int'l development issues in specific areas such as public health, community development, environmental protection, sustainable agriculture, women in development. Independent research. Homestays.

Fall Semester or Academic Year. Applications received by February 15 are given preference.

Kenya

* University of Wisconsin- Madison

Office of International Studies and Programs, Student Resource, Room 252 Bascom Hall, 500 Lincoln Drive
Madison, WI 53706

Ph: (608)
265-6329

Contact program sponsor for details

E-mail:peeradv@macc.wisc.edu
URL:
www.wisc.edu/studyabroad/
africa.html#Various sites-AESOP

Combination of on- site course work & unpaid internship for academic credit.

Academic Year, Fall or Spring Semester

Kenya

Washington University in St. Louis. (See St. Lawrence Universities listing above)

Dr. Michele Shoresman, Overseas Programs
One Brookings Drive Campus Box 1088
St. Louis, MO 63130

Ph: (314)
935- 5958

Contact program sponsor for details

e-mail: overseas@artsci.wustl.edu
URL:
www.stlawu.edu/intled:http
/html/KenyaMain.html

Classroom and field work. Individual homestays and an internship, Independent study

Fall (September 15) or Spring (February 1) semester

Kenya
Kisenill

Worldwide Language Resources

42 Chute Street,
Reading, MA 01867

Ph: (617)
942-9801

$3,500

Language (Swahili)

4 Wk Increments Year Round

Madagascar
Antananarivo

SIT Study Abroad

SIT Study Abroad
Kipling Road,
P.O. Box 676
Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676 USA

Ph: (802) 258-3267
Toll free (888) 272-7881
Fax (802) 258-3296

$13,400. fees include: International airfare (except Mexico), Tuition, Full room and board, Excursions, Health insurance

E-mail: studyabroad@sit.edu

URL: http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad/

Cultural and Society, French. 16 credits, 5 week homestay- Antananarivo, 2 week homestay- Diego-Suarez, 1 week rural homestay. Educational excursions- Ankarana Reserve, The island of Nosy Be, rural Fianarantsoa. . 4 week Independent Study Project. Madagascar is home to an amazing variety of cultures, due to its long history as a trading nexus and migratory destination for people from throughout Indonesia, Africa, and the Arab peninsula.

Fall semester programs generally begin the first week of September and end in mid-December. Spring semester programs generally begin the first week of February and end in mid-May.

Madagascar
Antananarivo
& Fort Dauphin

SIT Study Abroad

SIT Study Abroad
Kipling Road,
P.O. Box 676
Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676 USA

Ph: (802) 258-3267
Toll free (888) 272-7881
Fax (802) 258-3296

$13,800. fees include: International airfare (except Mexico), Tuition, Full room and board, Excursions, Health insurance

E-mail: studyabroad@sit.edu

URL: http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad/

Ecology & Conservation, French. 16 credits, 5 week homestay- Fort Dauphin and rural village. Educational excursions- Spiny desert, Ranomafana rain forest, great Barrier Reef of Tulear. 4 week Independent Study Project. Madagascar provides a fascinating setting for your exploration of complex issues of environmental conservation and sustainable development.

Fall semester programs generally begin the first week of September and end in mid-December. Spring semester programs generally begin the first week of February and end in mid-May.

Mali
Bamako

SIT Study Abroad

SIT Study Abroad
Kipling Road,
P.O. Box 676
Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676 USA

Ph: (802) 258-3267
Toll free (888) 272-7881
Fax (802) 258-3296

$13,400. fees include: International airfare (except Mexico), Tuition, Full room and board, Excursions, Health insurance

E-mail: studyabroad@sit.edu

URL: http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad/

Gender and Development, French. 16 credits, 6 week homestay- Bamako, village visit. Educational excursions- Niger River towns, Dogon cliff villages. 4 week Independent Study Project. Mali is at the forefront of African nations striving to address essential development issues and, with support from the highest level of government, focus on issues relating to gender and family.

Fall semester programs generally begin the first week of September and end in mid-December. Spring semester programs generally begin the first week of February and end in mid-May.

Mali

Worldwide Language Resources, Inc.

PO Box 326
Reading, MA 01867

Ph: (314) 935-4352
Fax: (314) 935-7462

Program fees include airfare, private home, some meals, field trips.

E-mail:LarryCosta@worldnet.att.net
URL:www.wwlr.com/countries/
Mor_gui.htm

Bamako, Mali French Program

4 week sessions, offered year round

Morocco
Al Akhawayn University
in Ifrane

Beloit College
(*Open only to Beloit College students)

Dr. Terance W. Bigalke, Director World Affairs Center, Beloit College
Beloit, Wisconsin 53511

Ph: (608) 363-2269

Fees for the Morocco Exchange Prog. are Beloit College tuition, Rm./board All official excursions are paid by the Prog. Overseas transportation & personal expenses are not covered.

E-mail:
wac@beloit.edu
URL:
http://beloit.edu/~wac/Morocco
/index.html

Students will receive 16 sem. credits) for successful completion of the prog. Students will choose from a wide range of courses in the 3 schools at the university: School of Bus. Admin., School of Humanities & Soc. Sci's & the School of Science & Engineering.

Classes are Fall and spring semester. Application deadlines are November 15 (early) and February 15 (final). Students are encouraged to apply by the early decision deadline.

Morocco
Al Akhawayn University

Boston College

Office of Int'l Progs,
McGuinn Hall 504,
Chestnut Hill, MA
021067-3805

Ph: (617) 552-3827

Year $11,510

e-mail: ocs@wells.edu
international.programs@bc.edu
URL:
www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/acavp/
inprg/programs/mor-alakhawayn.html

Business & Communication, Sciences & Engineering, Humanities & Social Science

Fall, Spring, Semester or Full Year

Morocco

College Council for International Education (CIEE)

Education Exchange
PO Box 399
Piscataway, NJ
08855-0399

Ph: (212) 661-1414

$5,995 Semester
$10,790 Year

E-mail: info@ciee.org

Lang (Arabic), Humanities, Sociology, History & Culture

Sum., Fall & Spring Semester /Full Yr.

Morocco
Arabic Language
Institute in Fez

Dartmouth College

Dartmouth College,
Off-Campus Progs Office,
6102 Wentworth,
Hanover, NH 03755-3526

Ph: (603) 646-2861
fax: (606) 646-3838

Contact program for pricing information

E-mail: off.campus.programs@mac.
Dartmouth.edu

URL: www.dartmouth.edu/~asia/fez.html

Colloquial Moroccan Arabic,

Fall Semester 12 weeks

Morocco
Turkey, Vancouver, BC, Japan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Indonesia, India, Israel, Italy, Fort Lauderdale, Fl

Institute for Shipboard Education

Univ. of Pittsburgh
811 William Pitt Union,
Pittsburgh, PA 15260

Ph: (800)
854-0195 or (412)
648-7490

Contact sponsor for details

www: http//www.pitt.edu/~voyage

E-mail: shipboard@sas.ise.pitt.edu

General

Fall Semester

Morocco
(Fez)

IntelCross

Box 791
822 College Ave.,
Kentfield, CA 94914

Ph: (800)
788-3922

$1,850 3 Weeks
$3,000 6 Weeks

URL: www.study-abroad.org/
intelcross /intelcrs.htm

Language
(Arabic)

3 wk increments Year Round

Morocco
Al Akhawayn University
in Ifrane (AUI)

Montana State University of Bozeman

Kevin Hood
Study Abroad Advisor
Montana State University - Bozeman
400 Culbertson Hall
Bozeman, MT 59717

Ph: (406) 994-4031
Fax: (406) 994-1619

Costs: $5,600 Sem. Includes: Instructional costs abroad, double room, airport pickup, orientation, fees. Not Included: Airfare, board, medical insurance, textbooks, personal expenses

E-mail: khood@montana.edu

Program offerings: Arabic Lang., French Lang., Business Admin., Humanities & Social Sciences, Science & Engineering. All courses, except language study courses, are taught in English. Students earn 12 - 17 credits per semester in this program, which is open to sophomore - senior students who have at least a 2.5 GPA.

Fall: Late August - Mid-December. Spring: Mid-January - Mid-May. Application Deadlines:
Fall: June 1
Spring: November 15

Morocco
Rabat & Ifrane

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

Kipling Road,
PO Box 676,
Brattleboro, VT
05302-0676

Ph: (802) 336-1616
fax: (802) 258-3500

$9,900

e-mail: info@worldlearning.org

URL:
http://www.worldlearning.org

Anthropology, Arts, Economics, History, Geography, Arabic, Humanities, Religion, Moslem culture, and Political Science

Semesters: September - DEC, February - May

Morocco
Al Akhawayn University

State University of New York (SUNY)
Binghamton

Office of Intl Progs., NA
Att.: Kevin Lacey
Rockefeller Center G-1, Binghamton Univ.,
Binghamton, NY 13901-6000

Ph: (607) 777-2336
fax: (607) 777-2889

$9,500 year

e-mail: oip@binghamton.edu
Or klacey@binghamton.edu
URL:
http://www.binghamton.edu/oip/
progbroch/ morocco.html

Humanities, political sciences, economics, geography, history, humanities & sociology

Fall, Spring or Full year

Morocco

St. OLAF College

International Studies
Northfield, MN 55057

Ph: (507) 646-3069

$4,100 + Tuition

Political Science, History, Religion, Sociology.

Fall Semester

Morocco
Fez

The Arabic Language Institute in Fez

Att.:Martin Mayerchak
Asst. to the Director
BP 2136,
Fez , 3000 Morocco

Ph: (011) 212-5-624850
F ax: 011-212 5-5931608

6 wk's, 7,500 Dhs (NS),7500 Dhs (Sum)
3 wk's, 4,000 Dhs (NS),4200 Dhs (Sum)

E-mail: alif@fesnet.net.ma
URL: http://www.azure.net/alif/

Note: $1=8 - 9.6 Dhs

Language Arabic (Short-term study of Modern Standard Arabic & Colloquial Arabic)

Offered in 3 or 6 week sessions, year round

Morocco

University of Minnesota

808 Social Sciences Building
267 19th Ave. S.
Minneapolis, MN 55455

Ph: (612)
624-9847

Not yet
Available

E-mail: globalc@maroon.tc.umn.edu

Internship

Fall, Winter & Spring Quarters

Morocco
Arabic Language
Institute in Fez

Dartmouth College

Off-Campus Programs Office,
Dartmouth College,
6102 Wentworth,
Hanover, NH 03755-3526

Ph: (603)
646-2861
Fax: (606) 646-3838

Contact program for pricing information

E-mail: off.campus.programs@Mac
Dartmouth.edu
URL:
www.dartmouth.edu/~Asia/fez.html

Colloquial Moroccan Arabic, the city of Fez, and one additional course which changes annually. ENROLLMENT: Limited to 15 students.

Fall Semester 12 weeks

Morocco
Mohammed V. University

Vassar College

Office of the Dean of Studies, Vassar College
Study Abroad
Box 5,
Poughkeepsie, NY 12604

Ph: (914)
437-5260

$12,420 covers tuition, rm. & Board, RT. airfare from NY and cultural excursions organized by the program. Plus misc., and books.

E-mail: StudyAbroad@vassar.edu
URL:
http://vassun.vassar.edu/~africana/
jya.html#Morocco

Required; 1 yr. of Arabic or 2 years of French. Classes include Modern Standard Arabic, Anthropology , Contemporary history of Morocco, African Literature and Independent study.

3 week summer orientation at Vassar College (August). Fall, and/or Spring Sem. Acad. Year. Deadline Dec. 9th for Vassar students, Jan. 10 for all others.

Morocco

Worldwide Language Resources, Inc.

PO Box 326
Reading, MA 01867

Ph: (314) 935-4352
Fax: (314) 935-7462

Program fees include airfare, private home, some meals, field trips.

E-mail: LarryCosta@worldnet.att.net
URL:
www.wwlr.com/countries/Mor_gui.htm

Fez, Morocco Middle Eastern language program

4 week sessions, offered year round

Namibia

American Connections to Africa

ACA,118 Bentwood Dr.
Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034

Ph: (609) 429-1257

$995 to $5700

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

Participate in agricultural, educational, and health projects along with local villagers.

2-5 week sessions

Namibia
/South Africa

Augsburg College Center for Global Education

Program Director Academic Programs Abroad, Center for Global Education Augsburg College, 2211 Riverside Ave., Box 307TR
Minneapolis, MN 55454

Ph: (800) 299-8889
Ph: (612) 330-1159
Fax: (612) 330-1695

Contact the program sponsor for details

e-mail: globaled@augsburg.edu

URL:
http://www.augsburg.edu/global/

Multicultural Societies in Transition: South African Perspectives. Introduce students to the central issues facing southern Africa. Examine the reconciliation process to end an era of apartheid in Namibia & South Africa, and explore the native culture.

Fall Semester September 3- Dec. 14, 2001 and September 2- Dec. 13, 2002. Deadline is April 1,

Namibia

Namibian Cheetah Conservation Project

Round River Conservation Studies, 4301 Emigration Canyon Rd
Salt Lake City, UT 84108

Ph: (801)
582-0910

$11,500

www: http://www.roundriver.org/

Wildlife research and community involvement for wildlife management

Fall & Spring Semester

Namibia
Waterberg, Omaruru, Etosha Park, Ovamboland, Kaokoland, Skeleton Coast,
Namib-Naukluft and Windhoek.

Operation Crossroads Africa

Operation Crossroads Africa, 34 Mt. Morris Park West
New York, NY 10027

Ph: (212) 289-1949
Fax: (212) 289-2526

$7,400 includes international airfare, in country transportation, materials, food, accommodations, & scheduled prog. expenses and visas. Excludes transportation to New York.

E-mail: oca@igc.apc.org

URL: http://www.operationcrossroadsafrica.org

Activities include cross-cultural exchange, language instruction, field study, home stays, community service, team building and hikes, sports, game viewing & more.

Fall & Spring Semesters. Service learning program for Youth 17-24. 13 weeks long.

Namibia
Crossroads is offering a service learning semester to Namibia. The program is called Pamwe Namibia. Pamwe (pahm-way) means "together" in several African languages.

Operation Crossroads Africa

Operation Crossroads Africa, 34 Mt. Morris Park West
New York, NY 10027

Ph: (212) 870-2106
Fax: (212) 870-2644

$7,400 Program costs include: $250 deposit, international airfare, in-country transportation, materials, food, lodging, all scheduled program expenses and visas. Costs do not include: Medical expenses, individual transportation to NY & personal items.

E-mail: oca@igc.apc.org

URL: http://www.operationcrossroadsafrica.org

Program activities include cross-cultural exchange, language instruction, field study, home stays, community service, and team building. The curriculum will include post-apartheid issues of development, colonialism, the HIV epidemic, ecology, & racial and ethnic relations.

Each semester is 13 weeks long. Fall Semester 2001: September - December. Spring Semester 2002: January-May. Application deadline for: Fall 2001 Semester: June 30, 2001. Spring 2002 Semester: October 15, 2001.

Niger
Universite Abdou Moumouni, previously
University of Niamey

Boston University

International.Programs
232 Bay State Road Boston, MA 02215

Ph: (617)
353-9888
Fax: (617)
353-5402

$15,950 Semester (Includes tuition for 16 credits, housing, board, RT. Airfare)

E-mail: abroad@bu.edu
www:
www.bu.edu/abroad/niamey.html

Language (French,Hausa, Zarma), First program in the inland Sahel offered by an American university. Courses on African culture and society. Courses on the social historical and political underpinnings of Sahelian life and culture.

Fall (August - December), and Spring (Jan-May) Semesters & Academic year Deadlines (October 15-Spring) (March 15-Fall)

Nigeria

University of Iowa

Room 28
International Center
Iowa City, IA 52242

Ph: (319)
335-0503

$3,300

E-mail: philip-carls@uiowa.edu

Culture & Language (Yoruba)

Sem. Or 6 weeks in Summer

Senegal

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 $1280
plus, per credit hour

e-mail: ABC@starmail.com
Or: hrogers@ccc.edu

URL:www.earthcorp.com/journeys

Black History Month, Senegal Roots

February 6-13 or February 20-27, 2000. February 4-11 or February 20-27, 2001

Senegal,
Gambia optional

African American Studies Program

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

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

$1,752 to $2,002

e-mail: ABC@starmail.com
Or: hrogers@ccc.edu
URL: www.earthcorp.com/journeys

Senegal Special, look at West African society.

Dec. 26, 1999 -
Jan 2, 2000

Senegal
Cheikh Anta Diop University, Dakar

Beloit College

Dr. Terance W. Bigalke, Director World Affairs Center, Beloit College
Beloit, Wisconsin 53511

Ph: (608) 363-2269
Fax: (608)
363-2689

Fees are Beloit College tuition, Rm. & Board, a $50 admin. fee, & a $50 records fee (for non-Beloit students). The student's tuition at the university, Rm. & Board, and all official excursions are paid by the program.

E-mail: wac@beloit.edu
URL:
http://beloit.edu/~wac/Senegal
/index.html

For students interested in studying French (& Wolof). Students on the Beloit Exchange will be free to select courses from the wide range offered by the University, though most students will probably be interested in courses offered through the Faculté des Letters et Sciences Humaines and the Faculté Des Sciences Juridiques et Politiques

Classes are Fall & spring semester. Application deadlines are November 15 (early) & February 15 (final). Deadline for non-Beloit students is April 1 for fall term and October 15 for spring term.

Senegal
Ecole Natinale d'Economie Appliquee near Cheikh
Anta Diop University.