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Middle East
Students can discover a new world when they step out of familiar surroundings by participating in cross-cultural study courses. Whether studying abroad in Costa Rica or spending a few weeks with an Amish family in Lancaster, students will experience, firsthand, a way of life that they may have only read about in books. The three-week courses include intensive study of the society through lectures and readings, as well as either an extended home-stay or an ethnographic fieldwork project in the native language.
Click here to learn more about cross cultural courses to Israel.
Students spend one semester in Cairo, Egypt, learning Arabic, studying Middle Eastern culture and religion, and exploring political conflicts. The 15-week adventure includes a field service project, a two-week trip to the Holy Land and a two-week tour of Jordan, Syria, and Turkey. This program, sponsored by the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities, is open to juniors and seniors in all majors.
Click here to learn more about the Middle East Studies Program or Egypt.
Come study the Bible in the land of the Bible" is the experiential motto of Jerusalem University College. Students can spend either a year or a semester, studying in and about this Middle Eastern region of the world when they attend the Israel-based Institute. The school offers a number of 300-level courses in archeology, geography, Hebrew Bible translation, history, and Middle Eastern studies.
Click here for additional information about Jerusalem University College and Israel.
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