Bridge Education Abroad Institute

BEA Institute

Bridge Education Abroad Institute (BEAI), summer programs in South Africa. Our institute plans short programs all across the world, to provide students with unique opportunities to experience different political cultures while strengthening their leadership and diplomacy skills. Our programs draw a diverse group of students together from all over the world to discuss pressing global issues while exchange cultural values. In a rapidly globalizing world, we believe these experiences are invaluable to the success of students in the global job market.

For the summer of 2015, we have programs scheduled in Cape Town and Johannesburg for the months of June, July and August. This program will include lectures from experienced professors and guest speakers from all over the globe, including the United States of America. A few of our professors include:

*       Professor Dr. Paul Joseph (Tufts University, USA)- Author and Previous Director of the Peace and Justice Studies Program

♦   PHD from UC Berkeley

♦   Previous president of the national Peace Studies                                        Association

♦   Former Distinguished Chair for the United States-India                           Education Foundation     (Fulbright program)

*       Professor Dr. Solava Ibrahim (University of Cambridge, UK) – Director of MA in Poverty and Development a the institute for development policy and management

♦PHD and MPhil from Cambridge

*       Service Learning Day with Educo Africa (Local NGO) – Vision- Young people understanding their roles as powerful agents of change – actively, confidently and positively contributing towards a better global community.

♦ Paired with 12 local South Africans for a meaningful day of                  service

The students will enrich their knowledge of South Africa’s history, international politics, and economics while also enjoying travel to famous and historic places. We also encourage students to get to know one another and share cultural values through planned social events.

*       Nelson Mandela’s Jail Cell at Robben Island

*       Big 5 African Safari

*       Apartheid Museum

*       Visit President Nelson Mandela’s home in the Soweto’s

*       NGO Service Learning day with Local South African Leaders

Please Note: We limit our South Africa programs to 12 students per program to enhance the students learning between our professors and students.

If you are interested in this unique opportunity, please contact us via info@beainstitute.org <mailto:info@beainstitue.org>

Thank you very much for your support, and to find more information about our program, you may visit http://www.beainstitute.org/beai/south-africa/

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