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Middlebury School in Morocco
For centuries, Morocco has served as a crossroads of cultures, shaped by the influence of Amazigh (Berber), Arab, African, and European peoples. This rich history of cultural exchange is reflected in the country’s languages, traditions, architecture, and cuisine. Today, Morocco is home to more than 34 million people and is widely recognized as one of the most stable constitutional monarchies in th...
For centuries, Morocco has served as a crossroads of cultures, shaped by the influence of Amazigh (Berber), Arab, African, and European peoples. This rich history of cultural exchange is reflected in the country’s languages, traditions, architecture, and cuisine. Today, Morocco is home to more than 34 million people and is widely recognized as one of the most stable constitutional monarchies in the Arab world. Based in the capital city of Rabat, the Middlebury School in Morocco offers a deeply immersive linguistic and cultural experience through a rigorous academic curriculum and adherence to the Middlebury Language Pledge. By committing to speak only Arabic while abroad, students maximize their opportunities to develop fluency and engage meaningfully with the local community and culture....
Program Highlights
Take content-courses in a wide range of topics, all taught in Arabic.
Take part in a program that is designed to provide as much integration and immersion in the local culture as possible.
Have fun participating in extracurricular activities with your Moroccan peers.
Receive support and make lasting relationships with a local family through a homestay.
Benefit from the Middlebury Language Pledge, which enables cultural integration and language development.
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- Rabat, Morocco
- Fall
- Spring
- Academic Year
- African Studies
- Anthropology
- Arabic See more
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Great Homestay
April 13, 2026by: Olivia Giles - United StatesOne of the best parts of my study abroad experience was my homestay. They made sure I had everything I needed and were committed to helping me learn Arabic. They would help me with my homework and provide me with different opportunities to practice my language skills at home.
Program Details
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Locations
- Rabat, Morocco
Types and Subjects
- Subjects & Courses
- African Studies
- Anthropology
- Arabic
Availability
Years Offered: 2026, 2027, 2028
- Fall
- Spring
- Academic Year
Age Requirement
18-25
Guidelines
All Nationalities
Starts At
Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
- Wifi Costs
- Medical / Accident Insurance
- Airport Transfer (Pick-Up)
Refund Policy
Partial Refund
Accommodation Options
- Home-stays
Qualifications & Experience
- Arabic
Language Skills Required
- High school graduate, diploma or the equivalent (for example: GED)
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Letters of Reference
- Transcript
- Online Application
- Essay
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For centuries, Morocco has served as a crossroads of cultures, shaped by the influence of Amazigh (Berber), Arab, African, and European peoples. This rich history of cultural exchange is reflected in the country’s languages, traditions, architecture, and cuisine. Today, Morocco is home to more than 34 million people and is widely recognized as one of the most stable constitutional monarchies in the Arab world. Based in the capital city of Rabat, the Middlebury School in Morocco offers a deeply immersive linguistic and cultural experience through a rigorous academic curriculum and adherence to the Middlebury Language Pledge. By committing to speak only Arabic while abroad, students maximize their opportunities to develop fluency and engage meaningfully with the local community and culture....
Middlebury - C.V. Starr Schools Abroad
Middlebury - C.V. Starr Schools Abroad
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For centuries, Morocco has served as a crossroads of cultures, shaped by the influence of Amazigh (Berber), Arab, African, and European peoples. This rich history of cultural exchange is reflected in the country’s languages, traditions, architecture, and cuisine. Today, Morocco is home to more than 34 million people and is widely recognized as one of the most stable constitutional monarchies in the Arab world. Based in the capital city of Rabat, the Middlebury School in Morocco offers a deeply immersive linguistic and cultural experience through a rigorous academic curriculum and adherence to the Middlebury Language Pledge. By committing to speak only Arabic while abroad, students maximize their opportunities to develop fluency and engage meaningfully with the local community and culture....
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