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Where: Tanzania
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
International Honors Program A small group of students and faculty will travel to 5 countries to explore issues related to globalization. Study in traditional settings is complemented by on-site comparisons of policy and social movements. Students will earn 16 credits in each of 2 semesters for a total of 32 credit hours.
Overview This program offers students an interdisiplinary curriculum that examines the impact of globalization on the Earth and its inhabitants in a variety of social, cultural, political, economic, and ecological settings.
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Setting The students will spend between 5 and 8 weeks in each of the 5 countries that are to be visited. The students will travel extensively within each country and will be hosted with families or villages as frequently as possible to ensure exposure to each country's peoples and cultures.
Value The cost of the program includes tuition, room, board and all program-related travel including airfare.
Where: Arusha in Tanzania
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
SIT Study Abroad Few natural environments compare to the vast wilderness expanses of Tanzania. Serengeti National Park is the site of the largest wildlife migration on earth. Tanzania is home to tropical, temperate and alpine forests. Ngorongoro Crater, a 12-mile-wide extinct volcano and one of the seven wonders of the natural world, is nature s perfect zoological garden. Within these disparate ecosystems, issues of population growth, land usage, and tourism development are in tense juxtaposition with wildlife conservation efforts.
Overview Intensive Language Study: Swahili; Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Seminar: Tanzanian Life and Culture, Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, Educational Excursions/Rural Visit; Environmental Field Study Seminar; Independent Study Project (16 credits in total)
Setting From your base in the heart of Tanzania s most renowned wilderness parks, you explore the country s diverse human and natural environments through ecology seminars and field visits to nature reserves and conservation areas. Swahili language study and a rural stay with the Maasai provide further insight into the delicate balance between socioeconomic goals and ecological concerns.
Value Please inquire for costs: Fees include tuition, full room and board, all field trips and related fares, health and accident insurance, and other direct program expenses. Participants pay for international airfare and domestic travel to the point of departure from the USA.
Where: Zanzibar in Tanzania
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
SIT Study Abroad From your base in Zanzibar's fascinating, labyrinthine Stone Town, you study the rich history of the islands' people, from the Sultans of Oman to the Persians, Portuguese, Ancient Greeks, and Swahili. Through field trips and ecological seminars, you examine the impact of human activity on marine environments and explore strategies for long-term conservation.
Overview Intensive Language Study: Swahili; Coastal Ecology Seminar: Zanzibari Life and Culture, Coastal Ecology, Rural Visit; Environmental Field Study Seminar; and Independent Study Project. (16 credits in total)
Setting Two weeks homestay on Zanzibar. Educational excursions to Chole Island, Pempa Island, and Mafia Island Marine Park.
Value Please inquire for costs: Fees include tuition, full room and board, all field trips and related fares, health and accident insurance, and other direct program expenses. Participants pay for international airfare and domestic travel to the point of departure from the USA.
Where: Dar es Salaam in Tanzania
When: Rolling Starts
Art in Tanzania - Baal Foundation Volunteering in Tanzania at Dar es Salaam, Arusha and Masai land. Teach in schools, women groups, sports coaching, oprhan schools and centers, Select safari and adventure programs, Kiswahili language programs for free time.
Overview You can volunteer from 2 to 12 weeks. We can tailor your placement.
Setting Start up date first Monday each month
Value For the adventure please ask the schedules and pricing by email
Where: Tanzania
When: Rolling Starts
Art in Tanzania - Baal Foundation
Volunteer for Education Volunteering in Tanzania at Dar es Salaam, Arusha and Masai land. Teach in schools, women groups, sports coaching, oprhan schools and centers, Select safari and adventure programs, Kiswahili language programs for free time.
Overview You can volunteer from 2 to 12 weeks. We can tailor your placement.
Setting Start up date first Monday each month
Value USD 200 per week. For the adventure please ask the schedules and pricing by email.
Where: Dar es Salaam in Tanzania
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Associated Colleges of the Midwest The Studies in Human Evolution and Ecology Program (fall semester) offers undergraduates the rare opportunity to observe and conduct field work in some the world's greatest paleoanthropological and ecological sites. On the Nation Building and Development in Tanzania Program (spring semester) students study Tanzanian culture, language, politics, and social structure.
Overview Students participate in an intensive Swahili language course taught by University of Dar es Salaam professors for the first 3-4 weeks of either program. Students attend all courses as a group, conduct an independent research project, and participate in local field trips organized by the program staff.
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Setting Both program sites are located at the University in the city of Dar es Salaam, the nation's capitol, largest city, and center of Tanzania's economic and political life. Participants in the Studies in Human Evolution and Ecology programs live in tent camps during the field portion (weeks 10-15), and students on both programs live with a Tanzanian host family in Dar es Salaam.
Value The Associated Colleges of the Midwest (ACM) is a consortium of private, liberal arts colleges and charges a comprehensive fee for off-campus study programs similar to private college tuition rates.
Where: Dar es Salaam in Tanzania
When: Fall Semester, Year Round
Brown University Direct Enrollment in University of Dar es Saalam Students must be of junior year status and have a demonstrated interest in Africa.
Where: Arusha in Tanzania
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer
Experience East Africa Counselors Students Semester in Tanzania (SST) offers international students Study Abroad options, volunteering opportunities, as well as international work experience in the United Republic of Tanzania
Overview African Wildlife Ecology Program - Previous college-level coursework in environmental science, ecology, or biology. Community-Based Biodiversity Conservation Program - Major or minor in biology, ecology, environmental sciences, or other natural science at home institution.
Setting Issues of population growth, land usage, and tourism development are in tense juxtapotion with wildlife conservation efforts. An unparalleled opportunity to study wildlife biology issues, as well as the relationships and delicate balance between the natural and human environments, livestock, and agricultural practice.
Where: Arusha in Tanzania
When: Year Round
Global Service Corps Change your life and those of others while working and participating in a local community in Tanzania! Enjoy living with a welcoming local family. GSC invites you to intern/volunteer in our Health (HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention) or Sustainable Agriculture and hunger/disease relief program.
Overview HIV/AIDS interns work with local community organizations on HIV/AIDS awareness and education programs in schools, community groups and town forums. Sustainable agriculture participants learn and teach organic sustainable farming and the benefits of immune-producing food to farmers' groups.
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Setting GSC volunteers are based in Arusha, located at the base of Mt. Meru. Participants live with a Tanzanian family, who will graciously introduce the Tanzanian culture, cuisine and customs through excursions and daily interaction, providing a unique cultural experience not to be forgotten.
Value A true cultural immersion opportunity where you live, work, and learn with the local people! You will learn new skills and provide invaluable service. You will also enjoy weekly Swahili lessons and excursions into the countryside, which are included in the program. Become part of a global family!
Where: Tanzania
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL & TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY (IMTU) DAR-ES-SALAAM The IMTU has always maintained a tradition of welcoming international students into our fold. By bringing together competent staff and enthusiastic students from all over the globe, we attempt at bonding together diverse cultures, traditions and lifestyles. This cultural exchange is vital to the coming age of globalization and what better way to enter this new world, than with a better understanding of each other.
Setting Close to the famous Mbeze beach area in Dar-Es-Salaam, the University provides an ideal natural setting for academic pursuits. The beautiful, relaxed tropical environment adds to the atmosphere of learning and is now becoming increasingly popular with a cross-cultural group of eager students from different countries. The University campus stands on the Bagamoyo highway off Mbeze beach and is only 8 kms from the International airport and also offers the facilities of the Dar-Es-Salaam city transport network.
Value At IMTU, the MBBS program is tailored to prepare competent professionals in the medical field to improve existing systems, evolve newer more effective ones, to improve health standards and health care delivery systems.
Where: Arusha in Tanzania
When: Summer
Rainforest and Reef Rainforest and Reef specializes in Field Courses featuring exotic wildlife, scenic beauty, adventure, unique cultures, archaeology, fascinating histories and much, much more.
Overview During this past year, our programs were represented by University, Community College and High School groups, as well as "independent participants", that included University professors, K-12 teachers, science professionals and curious travelers. Participants came from across the U.S., Canada, South America, Europe, Australia and the Far East.
Setting The climate is temperate here throughout the year and the surrounding landscape is dominated by farms that grow coffee, wheat and corn. Arusha is the gateway to Serengeti, Lake Manyara, Tarangire and Arusha National Parks. It also makes an ideal base-camp for exploring the Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area.
Value Includes: All instruction and Guide services; all meals and lodging as stated in the itinerary; all ground and water transportation within Tanzania and on Zanzibar Island; round-trip Domestic airfare Arusha, Tanzania-Zanzibar Island-Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; all entrance fees to National Parks and other sites.
Where: Morogoro in Tanzania
Sokoine University of Agriculture The University's main mandates are: teaching, research, and extension in all aspects of Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine, Forestry, and related fields including Food Science and Technology, Agricultural and Forest Engineering, Meteorology, Environmental Science and Nature Conservation, Aquaculture, bee keeping, Wildlife Management, and Agribusiness. However, besides the above-mentioned responsibilities the University is also involved in various aspects of Agricultural Production for the purpose of income generation.
Setting The University s main campus is located in Morogoro town, which lies on the northern slopes of Uluguru mountains, about 200km west of Dar es Salaam. The altitude of Morogoro town is about 600m above sea level. Other campuses include the Solomon Mahlangu campus which is on the western outskirts of Morogoro town, the Olmotonyi campus in Arusha from where the tallest mountain in Africa (i.e. Mt. Kilimanjaro is clearly visible), and the Mazumbai campus which is located in the Usambara highlands in north-eastern Tanzania.
Where: Dar es Salaam in Tanzania
When: Spring Semester
Art in Tanzania - Baal Foundation Program is short but familiriacies you quickly to the local Tanzanian daily life, needs at the grass root level as in oprhanages and schools and then you can enjoy the famous Zanzibar islands including the istoric stone town, spice tour and old afro arabic culture.
Overview This 2 weeks package includes 2 days orientation, 7 days community work in a placement of your interest, 4 days at Zanzibar Islands and 1 day free program.
Setting Culture and Community Work Package for 2 weeks
Value USD 600 per person including all transport, accommodation, programs and three meals a day. You can attend every first Monday each month.
Where: Dar es Salaam in Tanzania
Hubert Kairuki Memorial University, The The Hubert Kairuki Memorial University (HKMU) is a fully accredited medical University recognized by the Tanzania Government through the Higher Education Accreditation Council (HEAC). The HKMU is part of a broader Non-Governmental organization known as the Mission Mikocheni Health and Education Network (MMHEN), incorporating the Mission Mikocheni Hospital (MMH). The MMH currently serves as the University's teaching hospital.
Setting The HKMU campus is located at plot No 322 Regent Estate in the Mikocheni, some 7-Km from the Dar es Salaam City centre. Besides Dar es Salaam, HKMU has easy access to several major tourist attractions including Bagamoyo, Saadani, Mikumi, the Selous and Zanzibar.
Value The Mission of the HKMU is to educate broadly and Liberally men and women so as reduce the severe inadequacy of qualified professionals and participate in the improvement of the quality of education with the ultimate aim of uplifting the quality of life of Africa in general and Tanzania in particular.
Where: Tanzania
Transafrika Cultural Institutes Experience East Africa through a series of Lectures and field trips on this Educational Cultural Study Tour from the historic Lamu and Zanzibar Islands. Mombasa and Dar-Es-Salaam to the interior of Kenya and Tanzania. The students will explore the interplay of Traditional tribal-village cultures and contemporary cultures in the cities of Nairobi and Dar-Es-Salaam. The relations in tourism, ecology, politics, democracy and economic development will be examined during the study tour.
Overview Students will get 6 credits, they will experience cross cultural interaction and tour some of the most exotic places in East Africa including one of the seven wonders of the world-The Ngorogoro crater and MT. Kilimanjaro.
Setting The program will be in a lecture room setting with field trips designed specifically to compliment the lectures.
Value The program is suitable to both Univesity, College and people who have an interest in East Africa and would like to learn more about the region.
Where: Dar es Salaam in Tanzania
University of Dar es Salaam The University admits students from several other countries the world-over through established links, exchange programmes or individual applications. Students from other countries are considered for admission to both undergraduate and postgraduate studies, subject to the availability of vacancies.
Setting The University is situated on the west side of the city of Dar es Salaam, occupying 1,625 acres on Observation Hill, 13 k.m. from the centre of the city of Dar es Salaam.
Where: Dar es Salaam in Tanzania
When: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic Year
University of Florida All subjects, including intensive courses in Swahili
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Where: Zanzibar in Tanzania
When: Winter Semester
Seton Hall University Law School The Seton Hall Law Zanzibar Winter Program on Modern Day Slavery and Human Trafficking will offer a 2-credit course on Slavery, Human Trafficking and the Law. The course will provide students with a thorough introduction to the international, regional, and domestic legal rules, principles, policies, and administrative practices relevant to current efforts to end human trafficking. The course also will introduce students to the gender jurisprudence being developed in the international criminal tribunals as it relates to the problem of modern day slavery and human trafficking. Students then will review a broad variety of legal sanctions, investigative techniques, and enforcement strategies used to eliminate trafficking and related crimes, focusing on why some have succeed while others have failed. Finally, students will examine current policies and proposals designed to increase the protection and successful reintegration of victims of human trafficking.
Overview Seton Hall University School of Law is pleased to offer students the first and only American Bar Association-approved winter intersession study abroad program focusing on modern day slavery and human trafficking. The program will operate in Zanzibar, Tanzania for two weeks each winter beginning in the winter of 2007. The 2007 program will run from December 21, 2007 to January 6, 2008.
Setting Students will have the opportunity to expand their knowledge of international and comparative law in a rich, diverse, and exciting academic and cultural environment while exploring the extraordinary history, sights and beaches of Zanzibar. There is no other program of this kind offered by any American law school.
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