Justin Beckham

It's not often that an undergraduate gets to carry out his or her own research study from concept all the way to finished product. CIEE Tanzania gives all students this...keep reading

The jewel of our program here in Tanzania is the month-long rural homestay. Our students stay with Tanzanian families in villages located a few hours from the city. They learn...keep reading

Some lessons I have learned in Tanzania (aka what I’ve mostly learned in the village of Kidete)… Hello everyone! My name is Delina (Dee) Auciello and I am one of...keep reading

The Hehe ethnic group in Iringa is famous for its woven baskets. Women use dry reeds to weave beautiful baskets that are used as containers for everything imaginable. Some baskets...keep reading

Here are some pictures of our Fall 2014 orientation in Dar. : Sunrise on the last morning before the drive to Iringa:keep reading

Let's get this blog going again!!! Starting with the ineffable Paulo, our tireless program coordinator. Your hosts Emily, Julia, and Renee show you around the ladie's dorm - "King of...keep reading

Greetings one and all.... Some wise people like to say that the only thing constant is change. That certainly seems to be the case here at CIEE Tanzania. In the...keep reading

Since we've changed our program - so too have our excursions changed. As our orientation is now one full week in Dar - we have a number of associated excursions...keep reading

Greetings all from the NEW CIEE Tanzania study center in the awesome town of Iringa, where the rainy season is giving us quite the sky show these days! It’s been...keep reading

If you’ve been snooping around our website, you may have noticed that our Tanzania program is changing. As Resident Director, and one of the masterminds behind our new program design...keep reading