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George Mason University
Geographic Features of Egypt
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This faculty guided study tour pays attention to some of the main geographic features in the Middle East by showcasing the extraordinary diversity of Egypt's physical, cultural, and social landscapes. Examples of such features include the Mediterranean Sea, Suez Canal, Red Sea, Nile River, and the Gulf of Akkaba. During this wonderful program students will: tour Cairo, the historic capital city of Egypt; visit Alexandria to see the continuity of the ancient and modern on the Mediterranean Sea; take a cruise down the Nile to see the Pharonic temples and the Modern High Dam; explore the Sinai Peninsula, the only land bridge between Africa and the Eastern Hemisphere; visit Sharma El-sheikh, which gave the Red Sea an international reputation as one of the world's
most extraordinary diving destinations.
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George Mason University
Geographic Features of Egypt
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This study tour pays attention to some of the main geographic features in the Middle East by showcasing the extraordinary diversity of Egypt's physical, cultural, and social landscapes. During this 2 week program students will: tour Cairo, the historic capital city of Egypt; visit Alexandria to see the continuity of the ancient and modern on the Mediterranean Sea; Take a cruise down the Nile to see the Pharonic temples and the Modern High Dam; explore the Sinai Peninsula, the only land bridge between Africa and the Eastern Hemisphere; and visit Sharma El-sheikh, which gave the Red Sea an international reputation as one of the world's most extraordinary diving destinations.
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American University in Cairo
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Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial Arabic for beginners; Middle East Studies selected topics open for visiting students.
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University of Maryland
Egpyt: A Literary Journey
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While the emphasis of the class is on the literary and geopolitical, students will also learn enough Arabic language to be able to navigate on their own during free time, and will engage in a service-learning project, performing 15 hours of service for a Coptic orphanage.
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Ananda Institute of Alternative Living
Study Abroad
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Examine Egypt from an alternative history perspective using Sri Yukteswar's yuga cycles of time model from his book "The Science of Religion", with Yugas expert Byasa Steinmetz, author and professor of World Cultures & Consciousness, Celia Alvarez, PhD, and 2 Egyptologists. Includes classes, interviews, tours, assignments, sightseeing, and more.
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