Study Abroad in Ghana
Ghana is a English speaking country located in West Africa. Approximately 2,000 American students study abroad in Ghana each year, making it the most popular study abroad destination in West Africa, second most popular on the continent. Ghana is known as a middle-income economy, although it is one of the world’s largest gold producers. It is over to over 100 different ethnic groups and although the official language is English, most residents also speak at least one other local language. It is a popular destination for students looking for a unique and culturally rich study abroad experience.
Top Cities to Study Abroad
1. Accra | 214 reviews | |
2. Traveling in Ghana | 160 reviews | |
3. Multiple locations in Ghana | 153 reviews | |
4. Takoradi | 130 reviews | |
5. Legon | 69 reviews |
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Study Abroad in Ghana - Featured Programs
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Start any Monday and study from two weeks to a whole year. See the world, experience a new culture, make friends from 100 countries – and prepare for your global future. University Credit is available available for all Intensive Courses at EF.
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This program will introduce students to business and culture in Ghana. It will use a combination of pre-trip lecture/discussion sessions, in-country academic sessions, and...
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Volunteers work with local artisans (masons, carpenters and plumbers) to partition existing bathrooms of h...
This program will provide students with an opportunity to identify international governmental policy and cultural aspects in Ghana. Students will be lectured by social wor...
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This field-based program collaborates with development practitioners and local Ghanaian leaders. Due to AO...