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USAC Morocco: Rabat - Moroccan Culture, Society, and Arabic
Study Arabic language and Moroccan culture in this coastal capital city in a historic medina, near cafés, beaches, and day trips. Classes are held at the Center for Cross Cultural Learning (CCCL). Take advantage of seeing daily life through the eyes of a culture that values drinking mint tea, cooking with flavorful spices, and surrounding themselves with colorful art and architecture. Live with ...
Study Arabic language and Moroccan culture in this coastal capital city in a historic medina, near cafés, beaches, and day trips. Classes are held at the Center for Cross Cultural Learning (CCCL). Take advantage of seeing daily life through the eyes of a culture that values drinking mint tea, cooking with flavorful spices, and surrounding themselves with colorful art and architecture. Live with one of 150 English-speaking host families, who provide two meals a day and will help you acclimate to the area. You can explore and barter for goods at the medina souks, participate in their daily routines, and live as a local resident. Enjoy full-day field trips included in your program fee, and visit nearby locations such as Casablanca, Tangier, or Marrakesh on the weekend.
Program Highlights
Rabat is the capital coastal city of Morocco, with a Mediterranean vibe blended with Arab and African culture.
Study Arabic and Moroccan culture and society during a shorter-term program in January or June.
Experience daily life, from bustling souks and local outings, like a resident while living within a homestay.
Explore local and nearby historic sites and cultural wonders through included field trips and excursions.
The Center for Cross Cultural Learning has been a private educational institution for 30 years.
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- Rabat, Morocco
- Summer
- Winter
- Arabic
- Culture
- Foreign Language
- American
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Locations
- Rabat, Morocco
Types and Subjects
- Subjects & Courses
- Arabic
- Culture
- Foreign Language
Availability
Years Offered: 2027
- Summer
- Winter
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
- American
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
- Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
- Medical / Accident Insurance
- Emergency Support
Accommodation Options
- Home-stays
Qualifications & Experience
- English
Language Skills Required
- University Sophomore (2nd Year)
- University Junior (3rd Year)
- University Senior (4th Year)
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
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Study Arabic language and Moroccan culture in this coastal capital city in a historic medina, near cafés, beaches, and day trips. Classes are held at the Center for Cross Cultural Learning (CCCL). Take advantage of seeing daily life through the eyes of a culture that values drinking mint tea, cooking with flavorful spices, and surrounding themselves with colorful art and architecture. Live with one of 150 English-speaking host families, who provide two meals a day and will help you acclimate to the area. You can explore and barter for goods at the medina souks, participate in their daily routines, and live as a local resident. Enjoy full-day field trips included in your program fee, and visit nearby locations such as Casablanca, Tangier, or Marrakesh on the weekend.
University Studies Abroad Consortium
University Studies Abroad Consortium
Ready to Learn More?
Study Arabic language and Moroccan culture in this coastal capital city in a historic medina, near cafés, beaches, and day trips. Classes are held at the Center for Cross Cultural Learning (CCCL). Take advantage of seeing daily life through the eyes of a culture that values drinking mint tea, cooking with flavorful spices, and surrounding themselves with colorful art and architecture. Live with one of 150 English-speaking host families, who provide two meals a day and will help you acclimate to the area. You can explore and barter for goods at the medina souks, participate in their daily routines, and live as a local resident. Enjoy full-day field trips included in your program fee, and visit nearby locations such as Casablanca, Tangier, or Marrakesh on the weekend.
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