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EDU 346F/546F: Rwanda - Rural Education

From April to June of 1994, in a span of 90 days, a million men, women and children were murdered in Rwanda, many by neighbors and even family members. In just 28 years the people of Rwanda have rebuilt their nation and reconciled this tragic genocide in ways that are nothing short of miraculous. Today Rwanda is a peaceful people and a growing economy, welcoming international support with open arms. The 2025 Rollins in Rwanda Field Study, the seventh of its kind, will offer students an opportunity to live and work side by side with children, families, teachers and villagers in rural Rwanda for two weeks on selected projects to include: community gardening, health, and nutrition initiatives, co-teaching in community schools, English teaching, community literacy projects, and others. Includes visits to Akagara National Park in Eastern Province, Kigali, and the Kigali Genocide Memorial.

Application Deadline: November 4, 2024


Program Details

  • Program Leader: Angela Griner
  • Program Location: Rwanda
  • Tentative Travel Dates: May 12–26, 2025
  • Credit: 3 – Credit/No Credit
  • Prerequisites: 1-credit orientation course during Spring 2025
  • Course Requirements: Journal, final reflection paper, and mixed media presentation
  • Anticipated Number of Students: 12
  • Estimated Undergraduate Program Fee: $$3,550
  • Program Fee Includes: Round-trip airfare to Rwanda, tuition, housing, onsite activities, onsite transportation meals/food
  • Estimated Additional Costs: Transportation to/from Orlando International Airport (MCO) $_____, immunizations, visa $___, Passport $165, personal expenses $___, federal loan fees $0, books/course materials $0, and professional licensure/certification $0.
  • Visa: Yes, will be obtained upon arrival in Rwanda
  • Please Note: All dates are tentative and subject to change depending on the final number of students, final costs and other considerations.
  • Please Note: Estimated costs for all programs are based on anticipated numbers of students, current exchange rates, and commercial airfares. Costs are subject to change. Final prices will always be communicated to accepted students before they commit to the program.
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