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Morocco – Arabic Language and Moroccan Culture

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Explore Rabat, the cosmopolitan capital of Morocco, in this summer language and cultural immersion program.

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Rabat, Morocco

Summary

Location: Rabat, Morocco

Term: Summer 2026 

Credits Offered: 6 credits. Students will engage in 90 contact hours of Arabic language courses, 10 hours of meetings and activities with instructors and Moroccan peers (including Darija sessions).

Financial Aid: Please be sure to meet with the Office of Financial Aid to discuss your particular financial aid package. Students are responsible for meeting the payment deadline regardless of funding source, i.e. Macaulay Opportunities Fund, scholarships, loans, or any other type of financial aid. Late fees will be applied to all delayed payments.

Scholarships: Students should visit our Scholarships and Finances Page for opportunities.

Full program details available on our study abroad portal. Click HERE to learn more!

Program Description

Spend six weeks studying Arabic language and Moroccan culture in Rabat this summer! In collaboration with the Center for Cross-Cultural Learning, Hunter is excited to offer a 6-week immersion program in Morocco. Students will learn both inside the classroom and beyond, living with homestay families, participating in overnight excursions, and engaging in cultural activities with local Moroccan students. This program provides a multifaceted approach to Arabic language study that embraces the range of dialects spoken around the globe.

Further Inquiries and Faculty

Academic Inquiries

Faculty: Dr. Alex Elinson
Dept. of Classical and Oriental Studies
Office: 1304 Hunter West
Email: aelinson@hunter.cuny.edu

Administrative Inquiries
Education Abroad Office, Room E1447
edabroad@hunter.cuny.edu
Contact Education Abroad Office

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