Social Sciences and Humanities students take two three-credit NC State courses taught by both NC State faculty and Univ. of Ghana faculty. Students are required to take 'Ghanaian Culture and Society' plus one other course. A non-credit course in the native Twi language is also available for all students. An additional course in Science and Technology may be available as well. Additional costs include books, local transportation, additional meals, passport, and inoculations.
Financial aid is available.
All breakfasts and dinners are included in the program fee. Art and Design students are based in Kumasi. All students will have full access to the university's facilities and resources. Students who wish to take part in the program must apply to FSU by mid-February.