Most study abroad Morocco programs choose to host courses at high-caliber schools, such as Mohammed V University, Al-Akhawayn University, or Moulay Ismail University. You can also find universities or organizations that hold courses in their own buildings. There are summer, semester, trimester, and academic year programs in Morocco. Most classes are in English, unless they’re specifically language courses. Here are the most popular subjects to study in Morocco.

Humanities courses, such as history, architecture, archaeology, culture, and religious studies are going to be the primary offerings to study abroad students in Morocco. For many professors, the city and countryside are just another place for students to learn, and you’ll probably be encouraged to travel (sometimes during class as activities). With the new knowledge you learn, you’ll appreciate the sights even more while you’re here.

For the language enthusiast, Morocco offers opportunities to practice both Arabic and French, or even Berber. As Morocco continues to grow and change, and with its prime location, it offers students the opportunity to learn more about the political and economic relationships among Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. The ample business centers in urban areas are a great backdrop for international business students keen to learn about cross-cultural communications and management.