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Summer in Dar es Salaam and Arusha, Tanzania
(Outgoing Program)
Program Length: 6 weeks
Arrive on: May 27, 2017
Depart on: July 8, 2017
Eligibility:
Georgetown welcomes participation in this course from all qualified university students (non-Georgetown students are welcome), teachers, and professionals.
Minimum 2.7 GPA
Good academic and disciplinary standing
Number of credits: 7 credits
Program Description
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Georgetown Faculty Director(s): Prof. Ken Opalo (Assistant Professor, School of Foreign Service) Assitant Program Director(s): Zawadi Daniel (University of Dar es Salaam)
Coursework
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All coursework, including grades and credits, earned on Georgetown-administered programs are automatically applied to Georgetown students.
Non-Georgetown participants will receive an official transcript from Georgetown for their completion of academic coursework and should discuss transfer of credit with a dean or academic adviser at their home university.
Internships or Language Pledge
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Excursions
The program includes several organized excursions designed to engage students with major course topics as well as to explore the culture and history of their host country in a direct, hands-on manner. Past excursions have included:
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Housing
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Meals
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Program Cost
The program cost for summer 2017 was COST. The program price will be updated to reflect Summer 2018 during the Fall 2017 semester.
The program cost does not include: airfare to/from the program location, passport fees, and other personal expenses.
Scholarships
The Office of Global Education awards need-based scholarships on a competitive basis to participants on summer study abroad programs. OGE Summer Scholarship awards range from $500 to $2,000 and are scaled in proportion to program price and demonstrated financial need. Students who are currently receiving financial aid are automatically considered for this scholarship; there is no application process.
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Your acceptance form and program deposit are considered a good-faith commitment to participate on your Georgetown University summer program. Withdrawal from a summer program must be made in writing to the summer program coordinator. Please note that application fees and program deposits are non-refundable. Georgetown University will refund recoverable tuition and costs as determined by our partner institutions. Refunds will be calculated from the date the Office of Global Education is notified in writing of your intent to withdraw. Georgetown University is not responsible for indirect costs paid directly by the student, including but not limited to passport fees, vaccinations, and transportation costs. Georgetown University reserves the right to adjust program fees or cancel any program without prior notification; however, every effort will be made to provide information on cancellations in a timely manner. In the event of cancellation, Georgetown University will refund program deposits and 100% of recoverable program fees.
The Office of Global Education is committed to making study abroad accessible to all interested and eligible students. OGE hopes that students with accessibility needs will pursue study abroad opportunities and use the available support services on campus for assistance and advice when necessary.
With over 200 approved-programs, OGE is confident that you will find a program that fits your interests and goals. Programs offer varying degrees of academic and lifestyle support. Please make an appointment with the OGE advisor specializing in your geographic area of interest to discuss how to best support any special needs you might have on programs that may interest you.