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    • Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

    • Intensive Hebrew Language Course (Ulpan)

      The ulpan is an intensive immersive Hebrew language course that can be taken for either a four-or six-week period during the summer or winter. It incorporates a traditional curriculum of reading, writing and conversation skills with media, such as Israeli music, newspapers, movies, radio, as well as field trips. The course meets for four hours daily, Sunday-Thursday. Students are placed in an appropriate level based on results of a written exam prior to departure and an oral exam upon arrival. There More...
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    • University of Minnesota

    • Arab Media: Al Jazeera in the Time of Revolution

      This Global Seminar examines the evolution of Arab media over the last decade, its contribution to the rise of a new political consciousness, and sheds light on possibilities for the emergence of new democratic regimes in the Middle East. Discover how Al Jazeeras approach to the production of news, creative programing about political debate, and the determination to address taboo topics reenergized the public sphere and introduced a new meaning for public debate and legitimate political activism More...
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    • Georgia State University Study Abroad Programs

    • GSU - Maymester in Turkey: Turkey and The Middle East

      The objective of the program is a detailed examination of the new foreign policy orientation of Turkey, an emerging power in the Middle East. The impact and potential influence of Turkey in the region will be examined in light of Arab Spring and other regional developments. Itinerary: Highlights of the program are provided below. The university reserves the right to alter travel and other arrangements if required by circumstances. Please note the date changes along with added detail about itinerary More...
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    • Georgia State University Study Abroad Programs

    • GSU - Media, Journalism and Business in a Global World

      Media, Journalism and Business in a Global World offers students a Turkey remarkable opportunity to learn about, explore and analyze an important topic--the role of media in society, particularly as it relates to business and globalization--in a comparative and cross-cultural context. Students will spend the first week in Atlanta, meeting with professors, local business leaders and media organizations deepening their knowledge of the economics aspects of media and journalism industries. Students More...
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    • George Mason University

    • Intensive Arabic Language Study at the University of Jordan

      The Arabic Language study is a three week intersession program that begins in early January and allows students the ability to earn academic credit while immersing themselves in Middle Eastern culture in Amman. Students will have the opportunity to use their knowledge of Arabic firsthand by visiting a local café and negotiating for traditional dress at the market.
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    • University of Maryland Education Abroad

    • Israel: 100 Years of Hebrew/Israeli Culture in Tel Aviv

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    • Georgia State University Study Abroad Programs

    • GSU - Arabia: Gateway to the World: Oman and the United Arab Emirates

      This course introduces students to Eastern Arabia and its cultural, ethnographic, socio-economic and historic diversity by way of a three-week tour of the Sultanate of Oman, (possibly Kuwait and/or Qatar for a day trip) and United Arab Emirates. By visiting numerous cities and towns across a diverse geographic area, Arabia: Gateway to the World will introduce students to the major cultural and political developments that have influenced the Middle East and larger Indian Ocean world for 2,000 years More...
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    • Georgia State University Study Abroad Programs

    • GSU - Business Mediterranean Style: Study Abroad in Greece & Turkey

      Georgia State University's Accounting and Managerial Sciences Study Abroad Program in Greece and Turkey provides an opportunity to see, hear and study firsthand the experience and perspectives of managers in the Mediterranean. During Maymester, class meetings at GSU will prepare students for the trip. The program focuses on the impact of economic, political/legal, social, and cultural factors integrating theory and practice for accounting and management . We will visit a variety of organizations More...
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    • University of Maryland Education Abroad

    • Turkey: Education and Social Change

      Topics to be covered include education and Islam in the Ottoman Empire; Turkish educational reforms following World War I; and more recent controversies, such as the headscarf ban at universities and attempts to curb the proliferation of Islamic educational institutions.
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    • New York University - Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development

    • Global Perspectives in Higher Education: Turkey

      HPSE.2100 - Global Perspectives in Higher Education (3 Points) Draft 2011 Course Syllabus - to be posted soon. Faculty: Ann Marcus, EdD, Professor of Higher Education, Director of The Steinhardt Institute of Higher Education Policy Teboho Moja, PhD, Clinical Professor of Higher Education
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    • Towson University

    • Exploring Cross-Cultural Educational and Social Services in Baltimore and Israel

      This program will travel within Israel and provide students with the opportunity to meet Israelis from many cultures along with teachers, human and social service providers, students and administrators. After the program returns from Israel, additional mandatory lectures and visits in Baltimore will commence in order to provide the opportunity for true comparative study.
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    • Mideastwire Beirut Exchange

    • Beirut Exchange

      The Beirut Exchange program rests on three tracks: Academic - Participants will attend a series of lectures and colloquia led by leading academics and public intellectuals. Topics will include: International law in theory and practice in the Middle East; The United Nations as peacekeeper and mediator; Engaging political Islam; Pax Syriana in Lebanon; Asymmetrical conflict: the July 2006 Lebanon war; Human development in the Middle East and other topics. Language - Participants will have the option More...
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