This Week in African Studies November 28 - December 2, 2016
STUDY ABROAD
Opening of the application for Summer Study Abroad in Tanzania
The intersection of development studies, an immersive study of Kiswahili, and hands on application through local internship-- take advantage of this rare opportunity to learn on the continent. For more information about the program, click here or email africanstudies@georgetown.edu
Application Deadline: December 6th, 2016 Apply here
INTERNSHIPS AND OTHER OPPORTUNITIES
Harambe Entrepreneur Alliance
Entrepreneur of African descent? Interested in post-graduate opportunities at world-class professional schools such as the Yale School of Management, Oxford-Said School of Business, or Tufts' Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy? Apply here before the November 30th application deadline.
Global Africa: Dynamic and Connective Scholarship
Indiana University Graduate Students in African Studies (GSAS) invite proposals that explore the strategies and products of researching Africa within diverse global contexts. Given the scope of these potential inquiries and the conference theme, this symposium encourages paper proposals from a wide variety of methodological, theoretical, and disciplinary backgrounds. For more information, email iu.gsas.symposium@gmail.com.
Georgetown University's 2nd Annual Africa Business Conference
Follow #GTABC for more info.
Established in 1980, the African Studies Program's core strength is political life broadly conceived. Our constant aim is to maintain and expand our comparative advantage in research and teaching by fostering an understanding of politics and economic development, conflict management and resolution, and issues of governance and institutions.
Contact Us: African Studies Program | Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service | Georgetown University Intercultural Center (ICC) 400 | 37th & O Street NW | Washington, DC 20057 P: 202.687.5934 | F: 202.687.5528 | africanstudies@georgetown.edu
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