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CAS LE 529: Swahili with a Health Focus 1
Graduate students in professional health fields are introduced to conversational Swahili with a particular focus on applications in global health settings. Designed for public health students who intend to work internationally or have an interest in a cross-cultural understanding of health. -
CAS LE 530: Swahili with a Health Focus 2
Undergraduate Prerequisites: CAS LE 529; or consent of instructor.
Building on CAS LE 529, this course continues to develop a student's conversational Swahili skills in global health settings. Second course in sequence designed for public health students who intend to work internationally or have an interest in a cross-cultural understanding of health.
