Engage with work from revolutionary scholars and leaders like Kwame Nkruma to understand how communities in Ghana think about revolutionary praxis and theories of liberation today. Students will visit important and historic sites, meet with local community leaders and organizations, and visit villages outside of the city center to learn more and explore these themes. All the while, students will dive into the vibrant cultures of Ghana, engage with the arts/food scene, learn how to make traditional crafts, participate in dance & drumming workshops, and visit various major cities and outlying villages. This program is an in-depth exploration of Pan Afrikan social movements in Ghana, and their reverberations today.

Explore West Africa in Ghana's capital city of Accra, which bursts with art and food culture. The University of Ghana's commitment to national growth make it an ideal academic fit for public health, development, and the arts. Courses also include meaningful community interactions, internships, and cultural excursions. Experience castles, take cooking lessons, and learn Asante traditions and Twi or Swahili. Ghanian roommates can help you navigate Accra's medley of beaches, incredible food, and lively markets. Beyond the city limits, visit a wildlife sanctuary and discover mountain peaks and waterfalls on hiking trips.

South Africa is an evolving African nation with opportunities for life-changing experiences. Get involved in volunteer projects in a local township, engage in an internship with a community service organization or take special field courses in marine biology, environmental science, or zoology. Visit Cape Town’s beaches, hike Table Mountain and explore the political history with a tour of Robben Island.

South Africa is an evolving African nation with opportunities for life-changing experiences. Get involved in volunteer projects in a local township, engage in an internship with a community service organization or take special field courses in marine biology, environmental science, or zoology. Visit Cape Town’s beaches, hike Table Mountain and explore the political history with a tour of Robben Island.

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Between the Atlantic ocean and the river of Bou Regreg is Morocco’s sunny capital, Rabat, with ornate tiled fountains and streets lined with palm and orange trees. Arabic language specialists will guide you in beginning to advanced training in both modern standard and colloquial Moroccan Arabic. Choose elective courses in English or French.