May 09, 2008
Intensive Arabic language in Amman
Intensive Arabic language in Amman, Jordan at the University of Jordan, taught by local faculty. Students gain a greater understanding of the Middle East particularly Jordan.
Visiting Cites: most exotic locations in the world: Petra and the Dead Sea, weekend sight seeing to Dana and Ajloon-Um Qais.
Courses: students may choose two courses to ear n up to 6 credits:
Beginning ARAB 110: must have basic knowledge of the script (6 credits) Intermediate ARAB 210 (3 credits) and Gateway to advance ARAB 250 (3 credits) Intermediate ARAB I 201 (3 credits) and Intermediate ARAB II 202 (3 credits) Advanced reading and Conversation I and II, ARAB 330 and 331 (3 credits each course.
Dates: June 28- July 30-2008
Housing: students will stay in a Hotel that is 10 min away from the university.
Price: $6,292 for in and out of state. This includes: airfare, tuition, housing, some meals, visa fees, excursion, ground transportation, ID card, travel guide, emergency evacuation insurance, pre-departure orientation and much more.
Please visit our web site: http://globaled.gmu.edu/Programs/summer/intarabicsummerjordan08.html
Deadline for the Applications is April 20th.
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April 02, 2008
Opportunities for Summer Central Asian Language Study
Indiana University's 2008 Summer Workshop in Slavic, East European and Central Asian Languages (June 13-August 8) is still accepting applications for Beginning and Intermediate levels in all languages. Funding is still available for Azerbaijani, Kazakh, and Turkmen. Visit the SWSEEL website for details:
http://www.indiana.edu/~iuslavic/swseel/
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Learn Arabic in Jerusalem
Sign up now for Spring and Summer courses!
Spring course: April 1st-June 25th
Summer course: July 15th-August 20th
Khan Tankiz, Suq Al-Qattanin
The Old City, P.O. Box 51000 Jerusalem
www.jerusalem-studies.alquds.edu
Centre for Jerusalem Studies
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February 20, 2008
Arabesk Studies in Damascus
We are Arabesk Studies in Damascus, a private team of professionals, located in the heart of Damascus , very specialized and perfectly experienced in Arabic language teaching for foreign students. Arabesk Studies is exclusively devoted to Arabic teaching.
We invite you to visit our website: www.arabeskstudiesindamascus.com/english/index1.htm
We believe that by specializing we are better able to understand and respond to the needs of international students. Our team of highly qualified teachers is of high calibre and provides the best teaching available. With our teachers, packages of studies and services and a perfect location, we believe that the combination between Arabesk Studies and Damascus is really the best to study Arabic.
Arabesk has facilitated study abroad for hundreds of individuals, students and specialists from top American and European universities and colleges in Middle East or Arabic Studies, or many other fields. Undergraduates and graduate students, professors from places like Princeton, Georgetown , Berkeley , Duke, Swarthmore and Middlebury, SOAS London, Cambridge , London School of Economics LSE, and other European university students have reported positive experiences of their time in Damascus through Arabesk.
From pre-departure until the end of your stay in Syria (even though we wish that you stay with us!!!), Arabesk provides a comprehensive facilitation of your time abroad with his package of studies and services. We offer Studies, all services related to studies and settlement in Damascus , accommodation in nice flats with Arab speakers or Damascene families, fieldtrips around Syria ....
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February 04, 2008
2007 EASTERN CONSORTIUM IN PERSIAN AND TURKISH PROGRAM
For more information about the Summer Language Program through University of Chicago please visit:
http://www.cmes.uchicago.edu/easternConsortAnnounce.shtml
For the application click here:
http://www.cmes.uchicago.edu/2008EASTERNCONSORTIUMcomplete.pdf
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