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Minor

Minor in Middle Eastern Communities and Migrations

James Madison University James Madison University 50 courses

About This Program

The program is also designed to accommodate consideration of other communities including Hindu and other South Asians, Anatolian and Central Asian Turks, and Mediterranean peoples in the larger area stretching from North Africa to Southeast Asia as well as Middle Eastern diaspora communities in Europe and the Americas from the ancient period to the present. The cross disciplinary orientation of the program emphasizes comparison and a synthesis of local, regional, trans-national and global perspectives. The program provides an intellectual foundation that can be usefully applied and built upon in graduate school, the private sector or government service. Students are required to take 18 credits comprised of six credits of core course work and 12 credits of electives. Students may take no more than nine credits from a single academic unit. Additional Information The College of Arts and Letters departments offer a number of courses listed generically, usually at the 300– and 400–level (including disciplinary capstone and methodology courses, often numbered 395) that can also count toward the MECM minor under certain circumstances.

Degree Requirements

Department of Anthropology and Sociology

Code Course Title Credits
SOCI 342 Social Movements in the Middle East 3

Department of Political Science

Code Course Title Credits
POSC 354 Politics of the Middle East 3

School of Art, Design and Art History

Code Course Title Credits
ARTH 419 Topics in African Art 3

Department of Philosophy and Religion

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