10/14/2026
While everyone else is surviving winter break, you could be in Cape Town.
GLO’s South Africa program runs in January, which is peak summer in the southern hemisphere. Think Table Mountain, the Atlantic Seaboard, and a business program built around company visits with executives working at the intersection of African markets and global industry.
This isn’t a tourism program with a classroom attached. It’s a faculty-led seminar that puts you in real boardrooms, asking real questions, in one of the most economically and culturally complex cities in the world. Ubuntu philosophy isn’t a case study here. It’s how business actually gets done.
The group is small. The faculty travels with you the entire time. Everything from accommodation to company visits is handled.
Here’s the part that matters right now: the scholarship deadline for winter programs is tomorrow, October 15th.
Two scholarships are available. The Founders Scholarship is need-based. The Digital Ambassador Fellowship is for students who document their experience during the program. You can apply for both. But you need to be enrolled in a program first, which means today is the day to move.