Courses taken can abroad count toward the self-designed major requirements, with permission from the student’s self-designed major committee and the CUAR committee.
Tulane offers various study-abroad programs in Israel, Jordan, and Morocco, each offering a wide range of suitable courses. In addition, students can petition to study abroad in a non-Tulane program that may offer suitable courses.
Stacy Mandel Palagye and Keith Palagye Program for Middle East Peace
This four-week summer program on the Arab-Israeli Conflict and prospects for peace (May 16–June 11, 2027) will begin on Tulane's campus and then travel to Washington D.C. to study the Arab-Israeli Conflict.
8 Tulane Credits tuition-free for the students selected. Students must be 18 by the start of the program in order to apply.
To learn more, please come to our Information Session October 22, 2026 at 4:00 pm in the Lavin-Bernick Center, Room 208. See you there!
For questions, contact Brian Horowitz: horowitz@tulane.edu
Sponsored by:
The Stacy Mandel Palagye and Keith Palagye Program for Middle East Peace
The Middle East & North African Studies Program
The School of Liberal Arts