Study Egypt Language and Culture in Egypt During Winter Intersession
The great civilization of Egypt, with its pharaohs and remarkable cultural artifacts, has captivated the world for centuries. For two weeks during the UNM holiday break, The University of New Mexico Africana Studies Program & The Department of Foreign Languages & Literature will offer an opportunity to study Egypt in Egypt with renowned Dr. Mohamed Ali. Egypt. The unique program will take place from Dec. 29, 2009-Jan. 12, 2010 in Egypt, and will offer 3 academic credits in .
This is a unique opportunity for adventurous students to learn, tour and travel together as part of an international group by an expert of the land. Please be sure to attend one of the two pre-travel information sessions to fully understand trip details and accommodations. Travel accommodations may range from 3- to 5-star hotels (double occupancy). A highlight will be a five-night, five-star cruise down the Nile, during which participants will gain an authentic first-hand experience of Egypt and its role at the crossroads of world cultures and religions. Throughout the trip, participants will have the opportunity to interact with Egyptians and other North Africans.
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Cost for law students is $3,300 (plus tuition if applicable). Two pre-trip information sessions will be held, on Oct. 7 from 5 to 5:30 p.m. and on Oct. 22 from 11:00 a.m to 12:20 p.m.
A $1,000 deposit must be received by Nov. 1 with the remainder due by Nov. 15. Included in this fee will be air and ground transportation to and from Cairo, two daily meals, hotel accommodations, entrance fees to all attractions, professional tour guides and the Nile cruise. Participants will be joined by law students and attorneys enrolled in Art Law in Egypt, taught by Dr. Sherri Burr.
For more information, contact Dr. Ali at mohamed@unm.edu or review the following links
