Oregon State University

SIT Ghana: Social Transformation and Cultural Expression

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Program Administrator: 
SIT
Country: 
Ghana
Host Institution: 

School for International Training Study Center in Accra and Kumasi

Location: 
Ghana is a nation with a rich history and strong sense of identity. Accra, the nation's capital, boasts a renowned community of dancers, musicans, and artisans. Kumasi, site of the place of the Ashanti king and one of West Africa's largest cultural centers, is surrounded by villages whose artisans specialize in goldsmithing, wood carving, cloth printing, pottery, and weaving.
Duration: 
Fall term
Winter/Spring Semester
Language: 
English
Class Format: 
Classes Primarily with US Students
Housing: 
Host Family
Apartment
Requirement: 

Minimum GPA of 2.5

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  • Winter/Spring Semester Programs: October 15
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Academic emphasis: 
Anthropology
Applied Visual Arts
Art
Ethnic Studies
Geography
History
Liberal Studies
Philosophy
Political Science
Sociology


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