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SIT Cameroon: Development and Social Change

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Program Information

Location

Yaounde, Cameroon

Terms

Fall, Spring

Languages

English, French

Minimum Language Requirement

None; however, you must take the host language as one of your courses.

Area of Focus

Social Sciences

Structure

Field-Based

Description

Examine social, economic, and political development patterns in one of Africa's most ethnically and geographically diverse countries. The program explores two main topics: development theories and practices as well as the changing cultures, politics, and economy in Cameroon. It will enable you to refresh and build up your knowledge of development through carefully selected case studies of Cameroonian development organizations. Additionally, you will gain insights into the transitioning cultures, politics, and economy of Cameroon, with a focus on three major socio-cultural groups: the Bamiléké, the Bagyeli, and the Anglophones. As you learn about these issues, you will study alongside Cameroonian university students.

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