For less than it costs to take courses and to live in Denver this summer, you can join a select group of DU graduate and undergraduate students and Dr. Daniel Smith, Professor of Political Science, and Dr. Brenda Chalfin, Adjunct Professor of Anthropology and GSIS, for a month of inquiry and travel in Ghana, West Africa. At the University of Ghana at Legon, participants will take three interdisciplinary classes on the topic of International Economic Development and the Environment. The classes, taught by internationally recognized Ghanaian scholars, are all taught in English. The University of Ghana, a world-class university, is located only five miles outside of Accra, the vibrant capital city of Ghana. Tuition, course materials, housing, transportation in Ghana, and airfare are all covered by the tuition and program fees.
Participants are only responsible for their food and any personal expenses.
Financial Aid for DU degree seeking students will be available for the program. Students are required to fill out an application form by mid-February, which will be followed by a personal interview. Enrollment is limited. A maximum of 14 students will be allowed to participate in the program.