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Bachelor's

Major in Middle Eastern Studies

Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences (New Brunswick) 10 courses

About This Program

The interdisciplinary major in Middle Eastern studies consists of a total of 34 credits that are distributed among the following courses. Students must complete all courses counting toward the major in Middle Eastern studies with a grade of C or better.

Degree Requirements

Major Requirements 34 credits

Core Middle Eastern Studies courses (12 credits)

1. Introduction to the Modern Middle East (3 credits) 01:685:100 This course should be taken as early as possible, in the freshman year, or as soon as the major is declared.

Code Course Title Credits
01:685:100 Introduction to the Modern Middle East 3
Total Core Middle Eastern Studies courses (12 credits) 12 credits

2. Historical Survey (3 credits)

One of the following three courses should be taken as early as possible, in the freshman year, or as soon as the major is declared. 01:685:201/01:508:201/01:014:205 Islamic Civilization 01:685:305/01:508:205 History of the Modern Middle East 01:685:304/01:508:304 Ottoman Empire 3. Senior Seminar (3 credits) 01:685:493; 01:685:494; 01:685:499 Senior Seminars in Middle Eastern Studies are offered every semester and focus on a particular topic, such as The United Nations and the Middle East; Women's Movements in the Middle East; and The Middle East in Western Popular Culture and Mass Media. In lieu of the Senior Seminar in Middle Eastern Studies, students may substitute an equivalent Senior...

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