Houghton in Tanzania

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Dates

A Houghton student in Tanzania

Each spring semester: late January through late April

Overview

An intensive 12 week semester offering the unique opportunity to experience life as most Africans themselves experience it, to be exposed to Africa on a broad front including history, anthropology, environment, languages, politics, and religion. Students will see needs and evaluate them in the light of their Christian beliefs. Extended trips away from Iringa Houghton campus site include nearby game reserves and Wahehe and Maasai tribal villages.

Courses and Credits

12-18 hours. Options for major and integrative studies with courses such as:

* Required courses.

Other options each year.

Requirements

Tanzanian building

Accommodations

Rugged camp-like facilities at Houghton's Iringa, Tanzania, 200-acre site. Sleep in tents. Group hall for lectures, meals, study. Solar and hydro-power, good water supply and facilities. Field trips to game reserves, historical sites, and villages.

Cost

Houghton tuition plus fees and travel. Houghton financial aid applies for Houghton students.

Sample costs for Spring 2008:

Applications

On safari

Apply Online Now. Completed applications due by November 1, 2008 for the Spring 2009 Semester. If the program is not filled at that time applications will be considered periodically from that time forward until the program is full.

Current Acceptance Process:

Applications being accepted for the Spring 2009 semester.

Advisor

Dr. Jon Arensen

For More Information

Contact advisor above or the Off-Campus Programs Office:
OCP@houghton.edu or (585) 567-9634

Interested in a Houghton Summer Tanzania experience? Download a brochure!

Tanzania