Students enroll directly in university courses with regular students from the host institution. Kiswahili is taught to the Kenya participants, and Wolof is taught in Senegal.
Students live in homestays selected by the resident director.
3.0 GPA Semester or year Classses are taught in English. Courses offered are in archaeology, chemistry, geography, Ghanaian and African studies, history, music, philosophy, political science, religion, sociology, theater arts, and Twi language. Housing is in student residences on campus. March 1, October 15 . The natural abundance and diversity of the dry African plains is increasingly threatened by the expansion of the human population.