Academic Programs in MeknesStudents may choose from the following Academic Program options: Academic YearThe Meknes academic year program provides students with little or no Arabic or French language experience the opportunity to choose among courses taught in English. However, students are required to enroll in an Arabic or French language course if they have taken less than one semester or one quarter of either language. Additionally, students will also select courses among subjects such as history, culture, business, architecture, arts, religion, politics, gender studies, and more. Please inquire with the ISA office for more details about ISA's semester study abroad program in Meknes. Semester / TrimesterThe Meknes semester programs provide students with little or no Arabic or French language experience the opportunity to choose among courses taught in English. However, students are required to enroll in an Arabic or French language course if they have taken less than one semester or one quarter of either language. Additionally, students will also select courses among subjects such as history, culture, business, architecture, arts, religion, politics, gender studies, and more. Please inquire with the ISA office for more details about ISA's semester study abroad program in Meknes. SummerThe Language, Culture & Society summer program provides students with little or no Arabic language experience the opportunity to choose among courses taught in English. However, students are required to enroll in an Arabic language course if they have taken less than one semester or one quarter of Arabic. In addition, students may choose from subjects such as history, culture, business, architecture, arts, religion, politics, gender studies, and more. Service Learning/InternshipCustomISA Custom Programs are developed in partnership with U.S. universities to offer students unique course options. Cultural activities and excursions, program dates and duration, and academics vary by program. Studying abroad with U.S. university students and faculty fosters a cohesive group dynamic with additional support of ISA staff in the U.S. and abroad. Back To Back |