Arabic-L:PEDA:Oregon State Study Abroad in Tunis Fall 09
Dilworth Parkinson
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1) Subject:Oregon State Study Abroad in Tunis Fall 09
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Date: 30 Jan 2009
From:karim.hamdy at oregonstate.edu
Subject:Oregon State Study Abroad in Tunis Fall 09
Dear ARABIC-L Members:
Oregon State University has a Study Abroad Program in Tunis. It is
open to all qualifying students. We’ve had participants from various
US colleges and universities around the country, in addition to
participants from several Oregon universities. This 10-week is based
at the flagship language university college ISLT [Institut Supérieur
des Langues de Tunis]. This program isconducted by Oregon State in the
context of a long-term Memorandum of Understanding signed with one of
the largest public universities in Tunisia – Université du 7 Novembre
àCarthage.
For 2009, program dates are: Sept 10 – Nov 19
Application Deadline: February 15, 2009
Application Form: http://oregonstate.edu/international/studyabroad/checklist/tunisia
Although you students would focus on Arabic immersion, the program
offers French as well. Participants earn 12 quarter credits (or 8
semester credits) at the next level up from their starting level. They
also choose from three electives focusing on North African topics and
writers (Literature, Environment, Culture), as well as individual
research projects (on Tunisian andNorth African topics) in their
majors, as needed.
Candidates with a higher background in language can be integrated with
local students in some of the many language and literature courses
offered at ISLT.
For additional information about this opportunity in Tunisia please go
to http://oregonstate.edu/international/studyabroad/programs/tunisia/osu-tunisia
. For a taste of Tunisia during the 2008 session as experienced by
the students themselves please visit one of our students’ blog at http://tunisette.blogspot.com/
Email inquiries can be sent to Program Directors: Laura RICE (English
Dept) lrice at oregonstate.edu , or Karim HAMDY (Foreign Languages and
Literatures Dept)karim.hamdy at oregonstate.edu . Professors Rice and
Hamdy have been directing the program in-country in Tunis for the past
five years.
Karim Hamdy, Resident Director
Study Abroad Program in Tunis
Oregon State University
Appendix: General Info about Tunisia
http://looklex.com/e.o/tunisia.history.htm
http://www.tourismtunisia.com/togo/carthage/carthage.html
http://www.galenfrysinger.com/roman_ruins_in_tunisia.htm
http://www.pbase.com/cecilialim/tunisian_people
http://www.azureva.co.uk/tunisia/star-wars.html
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