Semester in South Africa

  South Africa

Stellenbosch

Term: Fall, Spring 
Dates: Spring: February - June Fall: July - November

Description: Earn credits for your major and study the unique culture and history of South Africa. Students live and study in Stellenbosch, a unique setting blending Dutch traditions with modern South African culture, all within a Mediterranean-like climate containing stunning natural features.   The university has over 100 departments, make it is easy to see why Stellenbosch is an internationally recognized university. Courses are available in: Art, business, biology, ecology, economics, geology, law, media, music, political science, history, anthropology, sociology, and theater.

The historic town of Stellenbosch is situated close to Cape Town and surrounded by magnificent mountain scenery. Stroll around and admire the historical and architectural heritage, hike the Panorama and Swartboskloof Trail, discover the oldest wine-region in the southern hemisphere or ride thirty minutes to spend a day at the beach near Cape Town.

Highlights:
* Study at the second oldest university in South Africa
* Close proximity to Cape Town
* Courses taught in English
* Study with over 1,500 interntional students from 74 countries around the globe
* Excursions to places such as Table Mountain and Roben Island
* Live with other international students in apartments
* Earn up to 18 hours of U.S. credit
* Extensive student support services

"South Africa was one of the most beautiful places I have ever been. It was cool to be a part of a place that is contantly changing." -Shevy W.

Degree Level: Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)

Minimum Education: High School

Cost in US$: USD 9,975

Experience Required: no

This Program is open to Worldwide Participants.

Participants Travel to South Africa Independently or in Groups

Typically Participants Work Independently

Scholarships are Available.

Application Process Involves:

• Other
• Transcript
• Written Application

International Education Programs's Mission Statement: International Education Programs (IEP) at Jacksonville University promotes global experiences by engaging students and faculty in study, internship and volunteer programs that will expose them to other countries, cultures, languages and people. International Education Programs (IEP) promotes cultural immersion through challenging study programs, relevant internship placements, and life-changing service learning opportunities in 19 different countries around the world. Our number one priority is to consistently offer the support services and resources that enable participants to immerse in the local culture, contribute to the local community, and learn more about themselves and the world through their travel experiences. IEP programs cater to individual needs based on desired length of stay, language competency, location, and academic discipline.

Year Founded: 2000