The program includes travel throughout the region. Four weeks of lectures and site visits introduce participants to a country in the throes of change, yet rooted in cultural continuity. The program is designed for undergraduate students with varying degrees of education or experience in Middle Eastern Studies and Arabic language. Language lessons will focus on spoken colloquial Jordanian Arabic. A homestay is included.
Some scholarships are available.
At least one year of high school Spanish is required. Financial Aid is available. The program is open to U.S. citizens who are full-time students or graduating seniors, provided they begin the program within 6 months after graduation. Subjects vary by program, and recent programs have included anthropology, architecture, art, English, history, political science, and theater. Enrollment is on a space-available basis.