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CIEE: Amman - Language and Culture
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The program is designed for students who have an interest in Jordan and the Middle East. Courses are offered in the areas of Arabic language, anthropology, history, economics, literature, religion, archaeology, environment, political science, and the media. This program is very suitable for a student who would... More
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Student Reviews
Paige C.03/15/2012 |
Jordan: Time Of My Life!My experience was defiantly worthwhile. People stereotype Muslims and Middle Eastern countries because of 9/11, but from meeting the people and living in Jordan - it was nothing like the media portrays it. Jordanian's are very nice and welcoming - they love teaching Arabic and learning English! I traveled to other countries whil... |
Rachel C.03/04/2012 |
Ciee Jordan Is A Great Place To Get More Arabic And Cultural Understandingdefinitely. |
Chip W.01/06/2012 |
All That Is Gold Does Not Glitter In JordanThis experience was very challenging and pushed me to my limits in a lot of ways, but it was one that I would not trade for staying for another semester at home. The chance to explore a part of the world that is undergoing some of the most historic change for centuries, meeting and talking to people as it's happening, feeling t... |
Amalee E.10/02/2011 |
Amman, Jordan Ciee Lang & Cult. Review 2011Yeah, its not to get out and see the world. Jordan is a good country to do that in because it has a lot to offer. Hospitality, beautiful landscapes, good food and a bussling country in the middle of change. |
Sam2207/07/2011 |
Ciee Amman, JordanI was not happy with the way the CIEE office worked and related to the students. But the teachers were great. It is a vary different experiences to hear familiar classes taught from a different cultures perspective. |
Olivia P.03/05/2011 |
Jordan: It's Probably Your Best Option For Studying ArabicI loved my experience but it taught me that I don't want to spend my life in the Middle East. And that I shouldn't have majored in International Relations. I learned so much about the culture and I definitely broadened my world view. And the food was the best ever. |