Intercultural Learning | Study Abroad in Africa

Teaching

Experience the vibrant world of African performing arts with our Performance Studies Faculty-Led program. This immersive journey allows students to explore various art forms, including dance, music, and theatre, while engaging with local artists and cultural practitioners.

Understanding the role of performance in cultural expression is essential for students studying the arts. Throughout the program, participants will attend performances, participate in workshops, and gain firsthand insights into the significance of storytelling and tradition in African cultures.

This unique opportunity not only enhances academic knowledge but also fosters creativity and intercultural understanding.

Destinations:

South Africa, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Botswana

Learning outcome

Understand diverse teaching methods and educational theories relevant to Africa.
Design culturally relevant curricula that meet local community needs.
Develop effective assessment methods to evaluate student learning.
Promote inclusive practices for diverse learning needs and backgrounds.
Use technology to enhance classroom teaching and learning.
Build partnerships with local communities to support educational initiatives.
Engage in reflection to improve teaching effectiveness and professional growth.
Develop skills to inspire and mentor fellow educators and enhance schools.
Cultivate understanding and respect for students' diverse backgrounds.

Other arts and humanities based programs

Healthcare

By collaborating with local organizations, students will gain valuable insights into the challenges and successes of healthcare efforts in the local communities.

Performance Studies

By collaborating with local organizations, students will experience different art forms in an African context.

social work

By collaborating with local organizations, students will gain firsthand experience into the social and health issues faced by social workers and its communities.