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Bienvenue au Maroc! Study in the imperial city of Rabat, Morocco’s bustling capital in which Arab, European, indigenous Amazigh, and sub-Saharan African influences intersect to create a cultural dynamic unlike any other.The AMIDEAST Education Abro... read more
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I learned a lot about the importance of foreign language and was forced to confront my race in new ways. It was incredibly meaningful. Kate Meacham - Mount Holyoke College View Entire Review
I gained a much wider worldview. For each time I was frustrated with the environment around me, I had at least five moments that made up for it with beautiful views, friendly people, and new skills to take with me. A student - SUNY - College at Geneseo View Entire Review
I learned a lot about myself. My program was definitely more challenging than a lot of my friends who studied in Europe, but I also feel that I got a lot more out of my experience. Elizabeth R - American University View Entire Review
Incredibly worthwhile - great introduction to Arabic and an even better exposure to the diversity of the North African region A student - American University View Entire Review
I learned a lot about a culture I had never really experienced before and am extremely glad that I did it. Joanna M - Amherst College View Entire Review
I learned learned valuable language skills, and made a great deal of personal discoveries. Katie H. - Oberlin College View Entire Review
My experience abroad was most certainly worthwhile. I became very close with my host family, and felt that I was really able to immerse myself in the culture through my host family living arrangement, Moroccan language partners, weekly intercultural dialogues, and weekend travel/exploration. I became much more comfortable using ... A student - Kenyon College View Entire Review
I gained independence and language skill and cultural awareness. Yes it was worhtwhile Madeline Cook - Macalester College View Entire Review
It was absolutely fantastic. Rachel R - Georgetown University View Entire Review
I learned that people are people wherever you go, but US citizens could really learn a LOT from Moroccans. I've learned that contrary to popular belief, most people are indifferent about Americans. We aren't hated nor loved. Kelly C - University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee View Entire Review
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Bienvenue au Maroc! Study in the imperial city of Rabat, Morocco’s bustling capital in which Arab, European, indigenous Amazigh, and sub-Saharan African influences intersect to create a cultural dynamic unlike any other.
The AMIDEAST Education Abroad Regional Studies in French program offers a unique study abroad opportunity for intermediate-advanced students of the French language. The diverse array of courses are taught in the French language (with the exception of Arabic courses). Colloquial Moroccan Arabic is a required course, and Modern Standard Arabic is available as an optional course as well. In addition to that, recent courses have been drawn from topics like: Francophone literature, Middle East & North Africa studies, history, religion, sociology, and more! Homestays with local French-speaking Moroccan families grant students an intimate look at the local culture as they hone their language skills in a distinctly non-European Francophone environment.
Finally, organized excursions span exciting locations from the ancient medina of Fez to the quiet village of Zawyat Ahansal in the Atlas Mountains. Allons-y!
Program Type(s):
Study AbroadIntensive Language
Program Length(s):
- Fall
- Spring
- Academic Year
Instruction Language(s):
- Arabic
- French
Language Requirement(s):
- French
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
- French Language, Literature
- Near Eastern Studies, Middle Eastern Studies
- Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies
Minimum GPA:
3.0Year Founded:
2007Website
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Up to four AMIDEAST education abroad students are selected to act as a "correspondents" for our semester-long programs. These correspondents submit a blog entry based on a choice of topics every two weeks. While developing travel and creative writing skills, students also critically reflect in writing on their education abroad experience with AMIDEAST.
$1,000
AMIDEAST Education Abroad Need-Based Scholarships are awarded in the form of a program fee reduction and range between $250 and $750 for short term programs, $500 and $1500 for summer programs, and between $500 and $3000 for semester programs. In exceptional circumstances, awards of up to $2000 may be made for summer programs, and up to $5000 for semester and programs.
$500 - $3,000
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