Sustainable Cities Past and Present: Focus on Fes

City of Fes.

Take a deep dive into issues of sustainability from the early Islamic era to the present in the vibrant city of Fes, the cultural capital of Morocco and a UNESCO world heritage site.

Features

  • 6 credits fulfilling Gen Ed Social Science requirements (see Courses list)
  • Engagement with local community service organizations
  • Cultural excursions
  • Language study not required

    Man on a camel.    Building in Morocco.   Alleyway in Fes with colorful walls and brick road.

Location

Fes, Morocco

Dates

June 10 – July 27, 2024

Courses

  • HTS 2040 History of Islamic Societies (Instructor: Bier)
  • HTS 3012 Urban Sociology (Instructor: Hyde)

Cost

  • Program fee: $2500 
  • The program fee does NOT include
    • Application fee ($XXX)
    • 6 credit hours tuition

Application

  • Application deadline: Feb. 15, 2024

     

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Sustainable Cities

The School of History and Sociology's "Sustainable Cities Past and Present" study abroad programs feature an in-depth look at cities related to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals provide an organizing framework for organizations and governments around the world to track progress on such work. And at Georgia Tech, President Ángel Cabrera made them a central part of Georgia Tech’s defining purpose: to develop leaders who advance technology and improve the human condition.