Study Abroad Opportunities
Explore the world.
Students enrolled at Howard University will have the opportunity to participate in study abroad programs located all over the world.
Students can choose to participate in shorter study abroad programs over the summer, or in longer programs over the course of an entire semester.
External programs are particularly well suited for students interested in doing a full semester abroad during the Fall or Spring.
Content from: http://www.provost.howard.edu/provost/studentopps8.asp
U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)
Summer internship opportunities in Africa for undergraduate and graduate students.
Requirements
- a letter of interest
- a resume or C.V.
- a one-page essay (statement of intent) outlining the student's particular strengths; discussing what development issues interest the student and explaining his or her expectations for the internship and
- letters of recommendation from two faculty members.
USAID's mission abroad is, of course, economic development; thus, the applicants should be specializing in such disciplines as public policy, economics, journalism, agricultural economics, public administration, law, management, political science, among others.
Those seeking internships in Francophone Africa must be proficient in French.
USAID will provide housing, a small monthly stipend, and in-country travel cost.
The student or his/her sponsor will be responsible for international travel, and medical insurance.
The normal internship period is June 15-August 15, but there is flexibility depending on the applicant's schedule.
Application Deadline: March 8
Send applications in c/o Bunche Center to:
Ms. Ranta Russell
Office of Development Planning
Bureau for Africa
RRB 4.08-051, USAID
Washington, D.C. 20523-4801.
Questions
Dr. Cudore Snell
Assistant Provost for International Programs
csnell@howard.edu