If you’re in college and are toying around with the idea of studying abroad, DO IT. As someone who spent four months living in Paris, France, I can easily say that it was one of the best decisions of my entire life. Studying abroad showed me how truly small the United States is, and that there is so much to see and experience during our short period of time on Earth. When looking at study abroad programs during my undergraduate career, one thing I noticed is the tiny amount of programs that go to countries in Africa. And if there was one in Africa, it was 90% likely to be held in Cape Town, SA. But there is so much more to Africa than just South Africa. Below you will find some locations with study abroad programs where you can get in touch with the motherland!
1. Uganda
SIT – Peace and Conflict Studies in the Lake Victoria Basin
SIT – Post-Conflict Transformation
2. South Africa
SIT – Community Health and Social Policy
SIT – Education and Social Change
SIT – Multiculturalism and Human Rights
SIT – Social and Political Transformation
Arcadia University – University of Cape Town
Arcadia University – University of Kwazulu-Natal
3. Senegal
SIT – National Identity and the Arts
University of Minnesota – International Development in Senegal
4. Madagascar
SIT – Urbanization and Rural Development
SIT – Biodiversity and National Resource Management
SIT – Traditional Medicine and Healthcare Systems
5. Tunisia
SIT – Emerging Identities in North Africa
6. Morocco
Boston University – Arabic Studies Program
SIT – Migration and Transnational Identity
SIT – Field Studies in Journalism and New Media
ISA – Language, Culture, and Society
7. Rwanda
SIT – Post-Genocide Restoration and Peacebuilding
SIT – Peace and Conflict Studies in the Lake Victoria Basin
8. Kenya
University of Minnesota – International Development in Kenya
SIT – Urbanization, Health, and Human Rights
American University – Contemporary Issues in Kenya and Africa
9. Ghana
SIT – Social Transformation and Cultural Expression
10. Cameroon
SIT – Social Pluralism and Development
11. Tanzania
SIT – Wildlife Conservation and Political Ecology
CIEE – Community Development, Language + Culture
The School of Field Studies – Wildlife Management Studies
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