Eswatini

Eswatini, officially known as the Kingdom of Eswatini, previously called the Kingdom of Swaziland, is an independent landlocked country in the eastern flank of South Africa. It shares a border with Mozambique and has in essence two capitals. There is the administrative center of Mbabane, which was the former capital of the British colonial administration. The de facto national capital is the seat of King Mswati III and his mother at Phondvo, where the houses of parliament and other national institutions are located. The country is relatively small in terms of territorial area with 6,704 square miles, and has two official languages: Swati and English.

At a glance, the Kingdom of Eswatini appears to be an unfavorable location to obtain an academic degree. However, the country can serve as a stepping stone in attaining higher education and preparing for a chosen profession. While the sovereign state does have fewer than five universities, it does compromise this lack by offering a relatively wide range of subjects from which a student can choose. These include popular selections such as Agriculture, Biological, Management, Education, Engineering, Environmental Studies, Sociology, History, Humanities, Journalism, Law & Jurisprudence, Health, Nursing, and Communication. In addition, the country also provides opportunities to participate in volunteer projects as well as internship programs. This includes joining ventures pertaining to Health, Arts (especially Photography + Videography), as well as Business. Among the available and popular choices when it comes to volunteering in the country are Wildlife Conservation, Physical Education, Community Tourism and others.