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Morocco

A vibrant street lined with palm trees runs alongside the ancient city wall in Old Rabat, Morocco, with the modern cityscape visible in the distance

APA Multi-Country: Framing the Francophone Phenomenon in Paris, France; Rabat, Morocco; and Dakar, Senegal

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Location: Dakar, Senegal; Paris, France; Rabat, Morocco
Term: Fall, Spring
Language: French
Structure: Study Center

Take cross-cultural learning to a new level by spending a semester in three iconic Francophone locations: Paris, France; Rabat, Morocco; and Dakar, Senegal. The French language that ties these distinct cities together will allow you to construct your own narrative of these intertwined societies. Capitalize on the opportunity to study provocative topics from the perspective of...

A view of the Bou Regreg river from the rooftop of a house in Rabat, Morocco, with boats on the water, a riverside promenade, and buildings lining the opposite shore

CIEE in Rabat: Language and Culture

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Location: Rabat, Morocco
Term: Academic Year, Fall, Spring
Language: Arabic, English
Structure: Study Center

Take your Arabic language skills to the next level in beautiful Rabat, Morocco! Designed for students who want to boost their cultural knowledge and embark on a vibrant study abroad journey, this Language and Culture program will have you following the nuanced path Moroccans take in balancing modernity while celebrating tradition. In addition to language courses, CIEE offers a...

A vibrant market stall in a bazaar in Rabat, Morocco, displaying colorful scarves, handcrafted plates, wooden carvings, and other souvenirs

CIEE in Rabat: Summer Arabic Language

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Location: Rabat, Morocco
Term: Summer
Language: Arabic, English
Structure: Study Center

Diversify your resume by studying one of the most sought-after languages in today's job market: Arabic. Designed for students who want to polish their Arabic language skills, this Summer Arabic Language program brings you to the enchanting city of Rabat, where you'll study modern standard and colloquial Arabic, live with a host family in the medina, and explore Moroccan life. Your...

Wind turbines spin in the foreground with snow-capped Andes mountains in the background, under a clear sky in Northern Chile

SIT IHP/Comparative: Climate Change: The Politics of Land, Water, & Energy Justice

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Location: Casablanca, Morocco; Kathmandu, Nepal; Quito, Ecuador; Rabat, Morocco; Multiple Locations
Term: Fall, Spring
Language: English
Structure: Field-Based

Study the social impacts of climate change through the political economy of food, water, and energy in some of the world's most productive and vulnerable landscapes. This program examines the interconnections between the economics, politics, geography, and science of climate change and its effects on human society. You will learn about the varied impacts of climate change —...

The Mausoleum of Mohammed V in Rabat, Morocco, featuring its ornate green-tiled roof and surrounded by stone columns, with palm trees in the background

SIT Morocco: Migration and Transnational Identity

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Location: Rabat, Morocco
Term: Fall, Spring
Language: English, Arabic
Structure: Field-Based

Explore the effects of human mobility on local communities, global politics, and transnational economies; learn from discussions with asylum seekers, Syrian refugees, Moroccan immigrants in Europe, and the local communities impacted by migration. This program examines the factors driving internal and international migration in Morocco and elsewhere in North and sub-Saharan Africa...

Stone fortress walls and buildings perched on a cliffside overlooking the Bou Regreg River in Rabat, Morocco, with a view of the distant coastline

Yale Summer Session in Ifrane & Rabat: Society and Politics of North Africa

Yale Summer Session Programs Abroad (YSS)

Location: Ifrane, Morocco; Rabat, Morocco
Term: Summer
Language: English
Structure: Study Center
Distributional Requirements: Fulfills So distributional requirement
Credits: 2 Yale credits
Course Number: AFST S325/GLBL S361/HIST S236/MMES S285/SOCY S236

2025 Dates To be Determined The Maghrib – Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya – has historically been a critical frontier zone linking Africa, the Middle East, and Europe. This crossroads remains strategically important with issues such as sub-Saharan and North African migration, political Islam, Arab-Berber identities, terrorism and counter-terrorism, the Sahara question, and...

Multiple Countries

Outdoor cafe tables with umbrellas set against a backdrop of colorful historic buildings in the La Boca neighborhood of Buenos Aires, featuring bright yellow, blue, and red facades with intricate balconies

SIT IHP/Comparative: Cities in the 21st Century: People, Planning and Politics

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Location: Barcelona, Spain; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Cape Town, South Africa; Multiple Locations
Term: Fall, Spring
Language: English
Structure: Field-Based

Explore how geography, politics, economics, and culture shape social relations and the built environment — and with what consequences — in cities across the globe. This program combines an innovative urban studies curriculum with fieldwork involving key actors and stakeholders — public agencies, planners, elected officials, NGOs, and grassroots organizations. You will spend time...

Wind turbines spin in the foreground with snow-capped Andes mountains in the background, under a clear sky in Northern Chile

SIT IHP/Comparative: Climate Change: The Politics of Land, Water, & Energy Justice

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Location: Casablanca, Morocco; Kathmandu, Nepal; Quito, Ecuador; Rabat, Morocco; Multiple Locations
Term: Fall, Spring
Language: English
Structure: Field-Based

Study the social impacts of climate change through the political economy of food, water, and energy in some of the world's most productive and vulnerable landscapes. This program examines the interconnections between the economics, politics, geography, and science of climate change and its effects on human society. You will learn about the varied impacts of climate change —...

An assortment of traditional Argentine calabash gourd mate cups, each adorned with silver decorations and metal straws (bombillas), displayed together in a vibrant market setting

SIT IHP/Comparative: Health & Community: Globalization, Culture, and Care

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Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina; Cape Town, South Africa; Delhi, India; Multiple Locations
Term: Fall, Spring
Language: English
Structure: Field-Based

Learn how communities around the world understand and strive for health and well-being. This program will strengthen your ability to understand, interpret, and compare the socio-cultural, ecological, economic, political, and biological factors that affect human health. From North America to South Asia and Africa to South America, in city neighborhoods and rural villages, you will...

Ornate architecture and palm trees on Santa Lucía Hill in downtown Santiago, Chile, with skyscrapers in the background

SIT IHP/Comparative: Human Rights: Movements, Power, & Resistance

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Location: Amman, Jordan; Kathmandu, Nepal; Santiago, Chile; Multiple Locations
Term: Fall, Spring
Language: English
Structure: Field-Based

Investigate the historical and social contexts of human rights movements, including the roles of culture, identity, political economy, and international law in four different countries. On this program, human rights serves as an entry point to frame a broader inquiry into the nature of dehumanization, oppression, and life affirming movements for justice. You will examine how the...

Nepal

The Bodhnath Stupa in Kathmandu, Nepal, adorned with colorful prayer flags

Kathmandu University: Buddhist Studies at Ranjung Yeshe Institute Summer

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Location: Kathmandu, Nepal
Term: Summer
Language: English
Structure: Study Center

The Buddhist Studies summer program at Ranjung Yeshe Institute is a full immersion into the theory and practice of Buddhism. In the unique setting of a Buddhist monastery and a traditional retreat center, students are introduced to both classical Buddhist scholarship and meditation training. Yale students must participate in person, they cannot take any courses virtually.

Wind turbines spin in the foreground with snow-capped Andes mountains in the background, under a clear sky in Northern Chile

SIT IHP/Comparative: Climate Change: The Politics of Land, Water, & Energy Justice

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Location: Casablanca, Morocco; Kathmandu, Nepal; Quito, Ecuador; Rabat, Morocco; Multiple Locations
Term: Fall, Spring
Language: English
Structure: Field-Based

Study the social impacts of climate change through the political economy of food, water, and energy in some of the world's most productive and vulnerable landscapes. This program examines the interconnections between the economics, politics, geography, and science of climate change and its effects on human society. You will learn about the varied impacts of climate change —...

Ornate architecture and palm trees on Santa Lucía Hill in downtown Santiago, Chile, with skyscrapers in the background

SIT IHP/Comparative: Human Rights: Movements, Power, & Resistance

Designated

Location: Amman, Jordan; Kathmandu, Nepal; Santiago, Chile; Multiple Locations
Term: Fall, Spring
Language: English
Structure: Field-Based

Investigate the historical and social contexts of human rights movements, including the roles of culture, identity, political economy, and international law in four different countries. On this program, human rights serves as an entry point to frame a broader inquiry into the nature of dehumanization, oppression, and life affirming movements for justice. You will examine how the...

An aerial view of Namche Bazaar village in the Solukhumbu District of Nepal, nestled in the mountains with terraced landscapes

SIT Nepal: Tibetan and Himalayan Peoples

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Location: Kathmandu, Nepal
Term: Fall, Spring
Language: English, Tibetan
Structure: Field-Based

Examine Tibetan and Himalayan politics and religion and the contemporary issues faced by communities in exile, particularly in the case of Tibet. Through the thematic lectures and fieldwork of this program, you will explore issues of cultural transformation and preservation, identity and social change, religious revival, and [sub-]regional geopolitics. You will be challenged to...

Netherlands

Traditional Dutch canal houses in Amsterdam during autumn, framed by golden leaves

CIEE in Amsterdam: Social Sciences & Humanities

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Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Term: Academic Year, Fall, Spring
Language: English, Dutch
Structure: Hybrid

The CIEE Social Sciences program in Amsterdam is geared toward undergraduates with a strong interest and background in social sciences who seek to live and study in an increasingly international and multicultural European capital city. Through this program, you will examine the social, political, and cultural realities of life in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and Europe. You can...

A scenic canal in Amsterdam with traditional Dutch houses, a historic church, and bicycles parked along the bridge in the background

CIEE in Amsterdam: Summer Contemporary Netherlands Studies

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Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Term: Summer
Language: English
Structure: Study Center

Step into a fascinating laboratory – progressive, multicultural Amsterdam – and explore the Dutch public health system and local policies on migration, drugs, prostitution, and gender and sexuality in popular culture. Complete your summer experience by exploring the city’s trademark canals and welcoming cafes, and traveling to the countryside and other nearby cities to discover...

The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam viewed from Museum Square, with a reflecting pool, trees, and and people walking on a sunny day

IES Abroad in Amsterdam

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Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Term: Academic Year, Fall, Spring
Language: English, Dutch
Structure: Hybrid

IES Abroad Amsterdam takes advantage of the city's unique balance of history and contemporary culture, offering you the chance to independently structure your studies at well-established academic institutions that value (and demand) creative and innovative thinking. Yale has designated the following three tracks as eligible for credit transfer: Social Sciences &...

A view of an Amsterdam canal with bicycles parked on a bridge and a boat cruising below, surrounded by traditional Dutch buildings

IES Abroad in Amsterdam: Society, Culture & Gender Summer Program

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Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Term: Summer
Language: English
Structure: Study Center

Amsterdam, a city long associated with notions of tolerance and openness, is the perfect place to study Gender through the lenses of Art History, Literature, and Sociology. Through the IES Abroad in Amsterdam program, you will explore the city's history and present, and consider how these notions are—or are not—changing. Amsterdam is your classroom, with course-related trips to...

View of tulips and canals

SIT Netherlands: Human Trafficking, Sex Trade & Modern Slavery in Europe Summer Program

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Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Term: Summer
Language: English
Structure: Field-Based

Examine the complex and multifaceted topics of human trafficking, sex trades, and modern slavery in Europe. The city of Amsterdam will be your classroom, as sex workers, policymakers, healthcare professionals, and academics expose you to the historical, legal, and socio-political placement of both the mainstream and alternative sex industries. Interrogate the intersections of sex...

A scenic canal in Amsterdam lined with trees, bicycles parked on a bridge, and boats moored along the water

SIT Netherlands: International Perspectives on Sexuality and Gender

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Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Term: Fall, Spring
Language: English, Dutch
Structure: Field-Based

Acquire an intersectional understanding of the complexities and paradoxes that surround issues of gender and sexuality in the Netherlands — commonly believed to be one of the world’s most progressive and tolerant countries. The program examines the intersections of gender and sexuality with race, class, and religion and highlights the experiences of the growing number of...

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