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Study Abroad — landing page

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Study Abroad in the MENA

[For students coming to the Middle East and North Africa — primarily from the U.S., and also from elsewhere in North America and beyond: semester, academic year, summer, and faculty-led programs hosted by Amideast.]

Section 1

Overview

[Short introduction to Amideast Education Abroad — who the programs are for, where they run, and how a term abroad is structured.]

[Paragraph placeholder — overview copy to be supplied by the Education Abroad team.]

Detailed information on how to apply, housing and meals, and courses is maintained in the Education Abroad Application Portal. This page carries program information, key dates, and the application link only.

SemesterAcademic YearSummerArabic LanguageArea Studies
[Overview image — client-supplied]

Prototype / content review: Terra Dotta portal remains the system of record. For launch the minimum on-site content is program information, key dates, and the correct application link when applications are open.

Section 2

Featured Opportunities

Semester / Academic Year

Area and Arabic Language Studies

Amman, Jordan · Rabat, Morocco

Summer

Community and Social Entrepreneurship

[Host city · dates TBC]

[Term]

[Featured program 3]

[City, country · dates TBC]

[Term]

[Featured program 4]

[City, country · dates TBC]

[Featured cards are editorially selected. Application status is not shown here — it appears on each program page once confirmed.]

Section 3

Program Finder

Filter by term, location, and academic focus. Selecting a program opens its detail page.

Term
Student Type
  • Area and Arabic Language Studies
    Semester / Academic YearArabic Language · Area Studies

    Amman, Jordan · Rabat, Morocco

    12–17 credits per semester, with the option of both Arabic language and Area Studies courses.

    Needs Reviewapplication status
  • Community and Social Entrepreneurship
    Summer[Focus areas — confirm]

    [Host city — confirm]

    [Program summary placeholder — copy not yet verified from the source page.]

    Needs Reviewapplication status
  • [Semester program 3]
    Semester[Focus]Community college friendly [confirm]

    [City, country]

    [Placeholder.]

    Needs Reviewapplication status
  • [Summer program 2]
    Summer[Focus]

    [City, country]

    [Placeholder.]

    Needs Reviewapplication status
  • [Short-term / custom program]
    Short-term[Focus]Community college friendly [confirm]

    [City, country]

    [Placeholder.]

    Needs Reviewapplication status

Prototype / content review: Every program row shows Needs Review until the Education Abroad team confirms the cycle, dates, and the live application link. No status is displayed as Open in this wireframe.

For Partners & Institutions

Partner with Amideast Education Abroad

[Short value statement for U.S. and international universities, community colleges, study abroad offices, and faculty seeking custom, faculty-led, or direct-enroll programs in the MENA region.]

Selected partner institutions

[Partner logo][Partner logo][Partner logo][Partner logo]

[Logos shown only where usage is approved by the content owner.]

Work with our Education Abroad team

[Custom and faculty-led programs, institutional partnerships, and program design for sending schools.]

Section 4

News & Stories

[Study abroad posts drawn from the existing News & Resources library — Blogs and Stories only.]

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Blogs[Country]

[Student blog post title · 1]

[Date]

[Two-line excerpt.]

Read post →
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Blogs[Country]

[Student blog post title · 2]

[Date]

[Two-line excerpt.]

Read post →
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Blogs[Country]

[Student blog post title · 3]

[Date]

[Two-line excerpt.]

Read post →

Section 5

Resources

Application Portal

The Education Abroad portal holds how to apply, housing and meals, course listings, and more.

Open the portal ↗

Health, Safety, and Security

[Existing Education Abroad page — link to be confirmed.]

[Link TBC]

Scholarships for Study Abroad

[Funding options for U.S. students — content to be confirmed.]

[Link TBC]

Alumni

[Education Abroad alumni page — link to be confirmed.]

[Link TBC]

Prototype / content review: Portal links open externally. Nothing from the portal is copied into this site and no integration is built.

Section 6

Frequently Asked Questions

[Answer placeholder — programs are for students going to the MENA region — primarily, but not exclusively, U.S. students; community college students may be eligible for select programs. Confirm exact eligibility wording with the Education Abroad team.]

Get in touch

Contact us about Study Abroad

[Intro line — who to reach with questions about Amideast study abroad programs.]

  • Team: [Education Abroad team]
  • Email: [Email — TBC]
  • Phone: [Phone — TBC]
  • Hours: [Office hours — TBC]

Headquarters contact information stays in the global footer.

Inquiry form

[Wireframe form — submissions are not connected or routed.]

For Amideast alumni

Alumni, stay connected with Amideast

Stay in touch with the Amideast community, hear about alumni opportunities, and share the story of where your experience has taken you.

[Wireframe form — no details or stories are submitted or stored. Final process and consent language to be confirmed.]

About

  • [Our Story]
  • [Leadership]
  • [Impact]
  • [Careers]

Programs

  • [English]
  • [Testing]
  • [Scholarships]
  • [Training]

Countries

  • [Egypt]
  • [Jordan]
  • [Morocco]
  • [All 12]

Contact

  • [Country Offices]
  • [United States]
  • [Partner Inquiries]
  • [Press]
[Privacy][Terms][Accessibility]

Amideast headquarters

[Sample content · Amideast HQ, 2025 M Street NW, Washington, DC, United States]

[Sample content · +1 202 XXX XXXX · inquiries@amideast.org]

Prototype notes

  • · Page position: Scholarships & Study Abroad (existing parent) → Study Abroad (this page) → individual program pages. Shown in the breadcrumb only; global navigation and the parent page are not edited in this wireframe.
  • · Section order follows the brief: Overview, Featured opportunities, Program finder, News & stories (blogs), Resources, FAQ.
  • · Audience: students (and faculty) going TO the MENA region. Primarily, but not exclusively, U.S. students — some come from elsewhere in North America or beyond. No country-eligibility selector on this branch.
  • · Partners & Institutions call-out sits directly after the Program Finder so students browse first, and faculty / study abroad offices / universities meet a clear next step before editorial content.
  • · Program Finder includes a Community College Students filter. Which programs are community-college friendly is a placeholder until confirmed by the Education Abroad team.
  • · Most detailed content (housing, courses, costs, applications) lives in the Education Abroad Terra Dotta portal. This wireframe links out to the portal; no portal content is migrated and no integration is implied.
  • · Only content verified on amideast.org is written as real copy. Everything unverified is a bracketed placeholder — no invented dates, statuses, or application URLs.
  • · Toggle Desktop / Mobile above. On mobile, primary nav collapses to a hamburger and filter sidebars collapse behind a Filters button.
  • · Grayscale only — no visual design styling. Focus is on information architecture.