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    • AMIDEAST

    • Intensive Arabic in Cairo (Summer)

      The Summer Intensive Arabic Program in Cairo, Egypt offers Modern Standard Arabic in two 4-week sessions. Classes meet 5 hours per day, 5 days per week. Each student will receive 100 hours of Arabic language instruction in each session, including both Modern Standard Arabic and colloquial Arabic. One summer session covers the material usually presented in one semester on a U.S. campus. Students are given placement tests on arrival and placed in the level appropriate for their Arabic language proficiency More...
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    • AMIDEAST

    • History of Engineering in Cairo, Egypt (Summer)

      History of Engineering students participate in program-organized excursions to many parts of Egypt to visit major attractions and historical sites. The excursions are coordinated by AMIDEAST/Egypt in conjunction with the program's academic staff and are led by a member of the Cairo University engineering faculty. Organized activities are combined with free time, allowing students to explore independently within a safe and structured framework. Excursions will include visits to: The Giza Plateau More...
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    • AMIDEAST

    • Learn and Serve in Egypt (Summer)

      Students can choose to participate in either a 6 week or 8 week Learn & Serve program in Egypt. The two programs are identical in structure, with the 8 week program providing a two week extension of the internship placement. The 8 week program may be suitable for students who prefer to stay in Egypt longer or whos home institution may require a longer period of internship in order to fulfill a service learning requirement. Students on both programs will earn a total of 6 credits.
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    • AMIDEAST

    • Contemporary Egyptian Politics (Summer)

      This course offers students a comprehensive understanding of the political and social scene in Egypt today. Students engage in a wide range of onsite lectures, starting with the founding of modern Egypt by Muhammad Ali in the early 19th century, continuing through British occupation and the Egyptian monarchy up to the revolution in 1952. The course traces the development of the republican government through the presidencies of Gamal Abdul Nasser, Anwar Sadat, and Hosni Mubarak in establishing political More...
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    • Sea|mester

    • Sea mester: Summer, Egypt

      Global Travel; Cultural exploration, Oceanography; Marine Biology; Student Leadership Development; Seamanship; PADI scuba diving and International Yachtmaster Training Sailing certification; American Red Cross first aid and CPR; Community service and Conservation projects.
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    • Broadreach

    • Egypt Red Sea Advanced Scuba

      Intensive scuba diving adventure in the world's most exotic underwater realm! Do 33+ dives on world class sites and earn multiple certifications: PADI Open Water, Advanced Open Water, Rescue, Master Diver, and Emergency First Responder. Embark on a desert safari through giant dunes, colored canyons and to the top of Mt. Sinai. Visit an ancient monastery, home of the “burning bush.” Sample a traditional Bedouin meal and sleep under the stars. Spend a week on a live-aboard voyage exploring the most More...
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    • Institute for Shipboard Education - Semester at Sea

    • Semester at Sea - Summer 2012 Voyage

      Sail around the Mediterranean exploring seven countries with Semester at Sea and get the broadest cultural and intellectual exposure possible in one summer. Classroom learning aboard ship integrates with relevant field studies in port, immersing you in the region's most important issues such as sustainability, economic empowerment, globalization, religious pluralism, and national identity. You will earn a full semester of transferable credit from the University of Virginia and gain global skills More...
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    • Institute for Field Research

    • Tell el-Amarna Field School in Archaeological Geophysics, Egypt

      Students will explore the well-preserved ruins of this great city and receive hands-on experience using non-invasive archaeological techniques including surface survey and near-surface geophysical prospection. The instrumentation includes magnetometer, ground-penetrating radar and magnetic susceptibility.
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    • Zay Arabic Academy

    • Learn Modern Standard Arabic

      Modern Standard Arabic MSA is a modern version of Classical Arabic (CA); the root of all Arab dialects and the language of the holy Quran. It is the language used in writing, printed books, literature, magazines, official documents, newspapers, formal broadcast programs and children matters. It’s a central language that Educated Arabic speakers use it to communicate in formal situations across the entire Arab world.
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    • State Univ. of NY College at Cortland

    • American University Cairo

      AUC's academic programs are organized into three schools: Business, Economics and Communication; Humanities and Social Sciences; and Sciences and Engineering. Classes are offered in English. Program available to SUNY students only.
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    • University of California, Davis (UC Davis Summer Abroad)

    • Cairo and Alexandria in Literature and Film

      The program includes excursions to the Pyramids of Giza, the city of Alexandria and an option to visit Luxor, home of the tomb of King Tut and many other Ancient Egyptian monuments. -Walk through history: from ancient Egyptian artifacts through a medieval market to the Cairo Jazz Club. -Watch history unfold: learn about the "Arab Spring" at a local university that is a block away from its epicenter at Tahir Square. -Savor Egyptian food safely and cheaply: with 5 Egyptian pounds (less than one US More...
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    • Languages Abroad

    • Study Arabic in Cairo

      Summer Program in Cairo - Set programs for Arabic - Monday - Thursday, length of program 4 or 5 weeks in length. Choice of either Modern Standard Arabic OR Colloquial Egyptian Arabic.
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    • Virginia Commonwealth University

    • Arabic Language in Cairo, Egypt

      Course and credit options Students are required to enroll in will choose 3-4 credit of Arabic from the following: ARBC 101: Elementary Arabic, ARBC 201: Intermediate Arabic, ARBC 301: Low Advanced Arabic and INTL 398: Intermediate Advanced Arabic. Additionally, students are required to enroll in WRLD 391: Egyptian Culture for 3 credits. Course 1: Arabic language course (3-4 credits) Course 2: WRLD 391: Egyptian Culture (3 credits) Students will enroll in a 3 or 4 credit language course corresponding More...
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    • American University in Cairo

    • American University in Cairo: Summer

      Direct enrollment program with Egyptian students for two courses selected from the general course offerings of six week summer session.
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    • Northern Illinois University

    • Contemporary and Ancient Design in Italy and Egypt

      Goals include: -To provide a cultural and historical background for the study and understanding of architecture, art, and design innItaly and Egypt. -To provide a foundation for understanding the complex factors that influenced the development of communication and architecture in Italy and Egypt. -To provide an understanding of trends and factors that influence contemporary design and architecture in Italy and Egypt. -To provide a context for the discussion of the great treasures of Egypt as More...
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    • Institute for Field Research

    • Fayum Archaeological Project (Egypt)

      The Fayum Field School combines teaching American students with training Egyptian archaeologists employed by the Supreme Council of Antiquities, making cultural exchange an integral part of the program.
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    • Seton Hall University

    • Cairo Summer Program

      Students can register for up to 6 credits (2 classes). Distinguished international faculty will offer courses in: Islamic Jurisprudence International Criminal Law International Oil & Gas Law International Tax Planning International Human Rights Law
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    • Duke University

    • Duke in the Arab World

      The program offers two courses, Religion and Civil Society in the Arab World (Religious Citizenship) and Dardasha Misriyyah: Egyptian Dialect. These courses are designed to maximize students’ understanding and exposure to a diverse, yet connected human experience in the Arab world.
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