Graduate students in all departments and schools at Duke and UNC-Chapel Hill are eligible to enroll this certificate program, which trains students for interdisciplinary research in Middle East studies.

A subfield in the Religious Department’s Ph.D. program.

A newly established M.A. concentration that spans French and Arabic studies

The School of Information and Library Science (SILS) is seeking doctoral student applicants interested in Middle Eastern Studies and librarianship. These two-year Fellowships are funded by the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS). View the informational flyer.

Since 2004, graduate students from Duke and UNC have collaborated on an annual conference on Islamic studies in the spring semester.

A multi-disciplinary initiative run by UNC graduate students that showcases the diverse research carried out by Duke and UNC graduate students at public lectures held several times each semester.

A monthly gathering that offers a comfortable environment where graduate students from UNC and Duke can explore critical ideas and network with fellow grad students whose research touches upon topics in the study of Islam and Muslims. Email mideast@unc.edu for more information.

Sponsored by the Study of Islam Section, American Academy of Religion. You should also consult the employment listings from the Middle East Studies Association.