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Arabic Study in Muscat, Oman
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About the NRCSA Consortium Center
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Our Consortium Center provides a safe and welcoming environment for adult students of all ages and nations to learn Arabic. Our programs have been lauded for their quality by universities, foreign ministries and the U.S. State Department. Students attend the program from more than 41 countries around the world and many different of institutions and companies.
Our classes have been selected by many prestigious global institutions and programs including the U.S. Department of State Foreign Service Institute, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Republic of Singapore), and the British Embassy in Muscat. Furthermore, we have hosted students from such prestigious global scholarship programs as the Fulbright Scholarship, Boren Fellowship, and the DAAD (the German Academic Exchange Service). We regularly host students, professionals, scholars, and faculty from around the world and from institutions as prestigious as Harvard University (U.S.), University of Oxford (U.K.), University of Cambridge (U.K.), Edinburgh University (U.K.), University of California (U.S.), Ohio State University (U.S.), the College of William and Mary (U.S.), Leiden University (Netherlands), Northeastern University (U.S.), Virginia Tech (U.S.), among many others.
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At about the size of Arizona or Italy, Oman is a relatively small Gulf nation, with a population of about 4 million. With its welcoming people, gorgeous scenery, and year-round sunshine, we think it's the perfect place to learn Arabic
Muscat is the most cosmopolitan city in the Sultanate of Oman and is the seat of government and international diplomatic representation. You have access to all the amenities of a small, modern city (including internet, clean food and water, modern road system, ample transportation facilities, and a modern and inexpensive health care system). Furthermore, Oman's location on the southeastern tip of the Arabian Peninsula gives you access to countries in the region (including the UAE, Qatar, Jordan, Egypt, Morocco), as well as non-Arab countries that are equally rich and interesting (e.g. Turkey, Tanzania, Kenya, India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka). Our students have taken advantage of our location to hop on a plane and explore the richness of both the Arab world as well as the Indian Ocean. We invite you to do the same!
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