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USAC South Africa: Stellenbosch - Undergraduate Courses
(Outgoing Program)
African and African American Studies, Anthrozoology, Arts and Advocacy, Biology, Chemistry, Comparative Languages and Linguistics, Computer Science, Economics, Education, English, Environmental Sustainability, German Language and Literature, Global Management, History, Human Development and Social Relations, International Studies, Mathematics, Media and Communication, Philosophy, Politics, Sociology/Anthropology, Sustainable Agriculture
Fulfills General Education Requirement(s):
YES
Eligibility:
Must be in good academic and disciplinary standing
Live in the mountains of South Africa's beautiful Western Cape Province, in a small, historic town only 45 minutes from Cape Town, the country's most cosmopolitan city.
Study at the second-highest ranked university in all of Africa (Times Higher Education World University Rankings), an institution focused on student, faculty, and staff diversity and inclusivity, and on developing a multicultural campus culture.
During the semester meet locals by participating in the Voluntarism and Community Engagement program or by signing up for a Matie Buddy, and during the summer connect with international students during evening social events and field trips.
Enjoy local outdoor sports and activities including road biking, hiking, and canoeing, as well as one of National Geographic's World's 20 Best Surf Towns less than an hour away.
Two summer sessions
Fall or Spring semester
Yearlong
Programs Of Study South Africa history and culture course, to local and indigenous languages, sciences, liberal arts, mathematics, social sciences, and more.
Language of Instruction English
USAC is a non-profit organization that offers programs in 27 countries, with many locations unique for study abroad. Discover where you'll study abroad at usac.edu.
Program Costs
The cost of the program is equivalent to one semester of on-campus charges: tuition, room and board, and fees. The program charges cover all academic costs, housing, meals, and academic excursions during the course of the program.
The program fees do not include costs of round-trip transportation to and from program location, passport fees, visa expenses, personal travel, books, or personal items.
Financial Aid
Students are eligible to apply their financial aid to one Earlham or Earlham-approved off-campus program during their college career.
Earlham Scholarships
Travel awards are available to assist students who want to study abroad with an Earlham program but find it difficult to manage the added expense of airfare. The funds are to be used for expenses related to travel to and from the destination of your program. Students are selected for these scholarships based on the quality of their scholarship application combined with a demonstrated financial need, as determined by the Center for Global Education in consultation with the Financial Aid Office.
Application Process The application process involves the completion of multiple steps:
Submit the Application for Earlham-Approved Off-Campus Study Programs.
Complete an interview with a campus program representative.
Receive approval from Earlham.
Complete the specific program application.
Receive notification from the program provider about your acceptance to the program.
Dates / Deadlines:
There are currently no active application cycles for this program.
