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    • Dar es Salaam
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English
Nov 28, 2017
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Study abroad this year with the Knowledge Exchange Institute (KEI) in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania. Tanzania's history dates as far back as human existence, with The Olduvai Gorge in northern Tanzania being nicknamed the "Cradle of Mankind." Although they used to be separate, The British coastal islands of Zanzibar merged with the mainland Tangankiya to form Tanzania in 1964.

Most courses are offered at the University of Dar-es-Salaam (UDES) in a large number of disciplines. Students can also study medicine, nursing, and health sciences at the Muhimbili University College of Health Sciences (MUCHS), or other courses at Kiswahili na Utamaduni (KIU). Check out the KEI website today for all of the details!

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Karibu Tanzania

Oct 3, 2014

Karibu Tanzania or Welcome to Tanzania encompasses the welcoming and friendly cultural of Tanzania. Tanzanians take greetings very seriously and can last for several minutes. Being able to greet people in Swahili will take you a long way.
One of the most important skills to consider when coming to Tanzania is flexibility and adaptability. Nothing will work in the way you expect it to, and are used to in the United States.

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About KEI Abroad

Founded in 1997, The Knowledge Exchange Institute (KEI) believed that studying abroad with discipline-specific studies and professional development goals would better enhance the traditional cultural exchange and liberal arts approach. KEI's programs are best suited for those students looking to get more than just cultural immersion with some...