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    • IES Abroad

    • IES Abroad Rabat Summer

      Designed for students interested in learning Arabic, this program offers language courses at the beginning, intermediate, and advanced level in Modern Standard Arabic. Students also enroll in one electives course, offered in Gender Studies, Political Science, or Religious Studies. Electives courses focus on the cultural and religious traditions of North Africa from an historical and contemporary perspective.
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    • AMIDEAST

    • Intensive Arabic in Rabat (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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    • Sea|mester

    • Sea mester: Summer, Morocco

      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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    • 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 Leadership and Communication Studies

    • French and Francophone Studies

      Within the first week of the French summer course you have five hours of French a day to learn French survival skills. For advanced students you advance your acquired knowledge by attending French literature and other topics in French. During week two you have four hours a day of French language classes in the morning and one hour a day of Moroccan culture classes in the afternoon together with cultural activities outside of the classroom. The language classes provide you with oral and written French More...
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    • Institute for Leadership and Communication Studies

    • Health and Nutrion Service Learning Program

      This unique experience allows parti¬cipants to immerse in the Middle or High Atlas Amazigh (Berber) population. While living within the community, participants learn about the culture of Morocco, learn and understand the relationship between the health situation and the living conditions of the po¬pulation. Participants are exposed to the food system, health care system, and infrastructure to explain the health outcome. Along with the experience at the hou¬sehold, participants work with the Moroccan More...
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    • AALIM Arab American Language Institute in Morocco

    • AALIM, Arab American Language Institute in Morocco

      AALIM is the Arab American Language Institute in Morocco, a language and cultural center based in Meknes, Morocco, accredited by the Moroccan Ministry of Education, and with US offices in Virginia. AALIM offers all levels of Arabic study (beginning, intermediate, high intermediate, advanced and very advanced) throughout the year. AALIM teaches both Modern Standard Arabic and the Moroccan dialect (Darija). A program of North African Culture courses is taught in MSA, Darija, or English and incorporates More...
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    • Marquette University

    • Islamic Culture and the West

      This three-credit program is designed to educate students on Arabic language, culture and the study of Islam. The program introduces students to an in-depth and first-hand understanding Islamic culture in Morocco and presents a broad view of the socioreligious and sociopolitical issues that are shaping the Muslim world today providing students a framework for understanding the complex relationship between Islam and the West with an emphasis on cultural, linguistic and inter-religious aspects. This More...
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    • Dar Loughat

    • Arabic Language and Cultural Immersion Programs in Morocco: Summer

      Dar Loughat is a professional language center in Morocco providing intensive courses in all levels of Modern Standard Arabic and Colloquial Moroccan Arabic throughout the year.
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    • Institute for Leadership and Communication Studies

    • Amazigh Studies

      The program content: During your first two weeks language classes during the mornings are offered in Rabat at ILCS and lectures are taught on the topics described above. The second two weeks you go to one of the Amazigh regions in Morocco to conduct research and work on a service learning project. You are hosted in family home stays to really experience the Amazigh culture.
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    • Al Akhawayn University

    • Al Akhawayn University: Summer

      Perfect for the novice who wants an introduction to the Arabic language, culture, and North African studies in the safe, and extremely hospitable country of Morocco. Advanced/graduate students also enjoy an environment conducive to intense study and research.
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    • Institute for Leadership and Communication Studies

    • Arabic Language and Culture

      Within the first two weeks of the Arabic summer course students have five hours a day of Modern Standard Arabic to learn Arabic survival skills. If you already have basic knowledge of MSA you can advance your knowledge by conducting research and reporting in Arabic. After week two you receive two weeks of class starting Monday morning to Thursday morning, three hours of Arabic language classes a day. In the afternoon you have Moroccan culture classes. The language classes sharpen your oral and More...
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    • Global Learning Across Borders

    • Global LAB/Georgetown University Eco-Cultural Expedition to Morocco: Summer '11

      In the spirit of Global LAB's experiential semester programs, this expedition will include: guest lectures; guided tours; private musical performances; trekking; a camel caravan on the beach--and countless opportunities to interact with warm Moroccans (and practice your Arabic or French). The late King Hassan II described Morocco's complexity and essence best: "Rooted in Africa, watered by Islam and rustled by the winds of Europe." Join us and witness this fascinating mosaic for yourself.
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    • AJCM

    • Arabic Language and cultural Immersion program in Marrakech: Summer

      Spend your Holiday in Marrakech and take part in cultural significant activities. You will take part in Modern Standard Arabic lessons which will give you the opportunity to learn common phrases in the Arabic language, visit museums and historical sites. This program enables you to get a real inside view on the Moroccan culture.
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    • College of Charleston

    • College of Charleston: Morocco

      The College of Charleston Summer in Tangier, Morocco is designed to give students an opportunity to live, study and explore the languages and cultures of Morocco.
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    • Binghamton University

    • Al Akhawayn University Semester Exchange Program: Summer

      The Arabic and North African Studies program is designed to immerse students in Moroccan culture. Students choose either to concentrate on intensive study of the Arabic language or to focus on the study of North African cultures.
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    • University of Kansas

    • Arabic Language and Culture: Summer

      The Arabic Summer Institute at Al-Akhawayn University is designed for students who wish to experience living and studying in an Arab country as part of their education. It provides students the opportunity to study the Arabic language in context as well as other subjects pertaining to Islamic and North African studies.
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    • Arabic language in Marrakech

    • Arabic study in Marrakech

      Our schools are well equipped, our teachers are well trained and experienced, and our lessons have a small number of students. With this, we ensure you will receive very effective Arabic language training with individual attention to meet your needs.
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    • Montana State University

    • CCIS- Al Akhawayn University: Summer

      Al Akhawayn offers unique Arabic Language and Culture programs for students interested in building Arabic language skills and expertise on the Arab world. All courses, except language study courses, are taught in English.
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    • Syracuse University Abroad

    • Comparative Health Policy

      This seminar on comparative health policies travels to Geneva, Amsterdam and Morocco to analyze, compare and contrast how health care policies are developed and ultimately influence the provision and delivery of health care in both developed and developing countries.
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    • SIT Study Abroad

    • Morocco: Intensive Arabic Language and Moroccan Culture

      This interdisciplinary program consists of two main components: intensive language instruction in Modern Standard Arabic and the Moroccan Culture Seminar. Excursions and a homestay experience also contribute to student learning. Classes take place at the Center for Cross-Cultural Learning (CCCL) located in the Medina, the old section of Rabat.
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    • Ibn Ghazi Arabic Institute

    • Ibn Ghazi Arabic Institute

      IGAI offers intensive courses in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) during the summer. The classes are usually small and do not exceed 10 students per class. This allows students to enjoy a great deal of individual attention, which is part of who we are. The six-week course translates into 120 hours of classroom interaction given four hours per day Monday through Friday in the mornings. The afternoons and evenings can be exploited to do homework, receiving teaching assistance, explore Fez, attend lectures More...
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