The advanced level is sometimes offered, depending on demand. Classes meet five days a week, 3.6 hours per day, for four weeks, for a total of 72 contact hours. Classes of 144 contact hours may be arranged to begin June or July depending upon demand, which would meet for four days a week, four and a half hours per session, for eight weeks. Arabic Language Program, American University of Beirut June 25th- August 3rd, 2001. Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced level courses combine classroom instruction with extra-curricular activities.
Students enjoy easy access to Syria, Jordan and many other countries in the region.
June 18th to July 6th, 2001. The summer school in Near Eastern Studies is meant to introduce students to the study of the fascinating world of the Middle East in the tranquil environment of Malta. May 30-June 11 2001. Travel extensively with Dr. Wafeek Wahby of Eastern Illinois University while learning about the history and culture of Egypt. This trip counts for three credit hours.