Minor in Middle Eastern and Islamic studies program trailer
The Middle Eastern and Islamic studies minor consists of a minimum 18 credits. A minimum of 12 credits must be earned at the upper 300- or 400-level.
Course | Title | Hours |
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Required courses | ||
ARBC 202 | Intermediate Arabic II 1 | 3 |
or ARBC 205 | Intermediate Conversation | |
INTL 201 | Rethinking the Middle East | 3 |
INTL/RELS 317 | Islam | 3 |
Approved electives | ||
Select nine credits from: | 9 | |
Communication and Composition | ||
Topics in Arabic: ____ | ||
Early Islamic Art in a Global Context | ||
Islamic Art in a Global Context 1200 to 1600 CE | ||
Modern and Contemporary Art in the Middle East | ||
Topics in Foreign Literature in English Translation (when topic is relevant) | ||
The Middle East, 600-1600 | ||
Modern Middle East | ||
The Ottoman Empire I (1300-1750) | ||
The Ottoman Empire II (1750-1923) | ||
Religious and Ethnic Minorities in the Middle East | ||
Revolutions and Counterrevolutions in the Middle East | ||
Contemporary Issues in Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies: ____ | ||
Topics in International Studies (when topic is relevant) | ||
International Media Coverage: The Middle East | ||
Middle Eastern Government and Politics | ||
History of the Jewish People I | ||
History of the Jewish People II | ||
Women in Islam | ||
Topics in Religious Studies (when topic is relevant) | ||
Modern Islamic Thought and Global Trends | ||
Islamic Mysticism: the Sufis | ||
Topics in Religious Studies (when topic is relevant) | ||
Topics in World Languages and Cultures (when topic is relevant) | ||
Total Hours | 18 |