Can I study abroad in multiple locations? Is this financially attainable?

As a South African graduate, I can highly recommend joining one of the top universities in the country (e.g. University of Pretoria, UCT etc.) where the area you would be working will be highly relevant backed by real insight. Furthermore, the region is continuously looking for international students to build diversity and an international vibe.

Costs can vary depending on the country you chose to study in but are generally cheaper compared to European cities. The cost of living is also comparatively low.

Those are admirable goals! I have a few questions: Are you still deciding between the 2 majors or do you want to major in both? The former makes studying abroad more achievable. In my own experience and others’ with double majors, any study abroad that was not REQUIRED by the school for a degree in that major was difficult to fit in because each major may have extensive course requirements in addition to that school’s core requirements. Another question: Do you want to write about cultural anthropology or to study journalism generally? If both, then you may be limiting your study abroad time to Summer sessions. Another idea is to obtain an undergrad degree in one subject and graduate degree in the one you actually want to work in.