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The Language Flagship
Domestic Program
The domestic Swahili intensive program at Indiana University-Bloomington is designed to assist qualified students to reach " intermediate" level of proficiency equivalent to 1/1+ on ILR scale in two or more skills (reading, writing, speaking, or listening). The Program is intended for all undergraduate students (Swahili majors and non-majors) and heritage speakers (someone who speaks Swahili language at home).
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Overseas Program
The summer and/or academic year Swahili Overseas Flagship Program is intended for undergraduate students currently enrolled at Indiana University's domestic program who have reached an intermediate level of proficiency equivalent to Level 1/1+ on ILR scale. Heritage speakers are encouraged to apply. The summer and/or academic year overseas component of the program is administered by American Councils for International Education.
The overseas program features formal coursework on discourse development, individualized tutorials, biweekly excursions, and home-stays with Swahili-...
