Courses

These course lists have been compiled by Center staff to aid students in registering for courses related to Middle East and Islamic Studies.

Academic Year 2022/2023: (NEW) Summer 2022 | (NEW) Fall 2022

Academic Year 2021/2022: Summer 2021 | Fall 2021 | Spring 2022

Academic Year 2020/2021: Summer 2020 | Fall 2020 | Spring 2021

Academic Year 2019/2020: Summer 2019 | Fall 2019 | Spring 2020

Academic Year 2018/2019: Summer 2018 | Fall 2018 | Spring 2019  

Academic Year 2017/2018: Summer 2017 | Fall 2017 | Spring 2018

Academic Year 2016/2017: Summer 2016 | Fall 2016 | Spring 2017

Academic Year 2015/2016: Summer 2015 | Fall 2015 | Spring 2016

Academic Year 2014/2015: Fall 2014 | Spring 2015

Academic Year 2013/2014: Fall 2013 | Spring 2014

Academic Year 2012/2013: Fall 2012 | Spring 2013

Academic Year 2011/2012: Fall 2011 | Spring 2012

Academic Year 2010/2011: Fall 2010 | Spring 2011

Each semester’s course list includes:

Modern Middle East: Many of these courses can count for the Concentration in Middle East Studies (Global Studies) or the Concentration in Arab Cultures (Asian Studies). Some courses do not have sufficient Middle East content to count for majors, but they can be useful for placing the modern Middle East in larger contexts. Language courses relevant to the modern Middle East include Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Turkish, and Urdu.

Pre-modern Middle East: Courses about the Middle East in ancient and medieval times, as well as courses in ancient Near Eastern languages such as biblical Hebrew and Coptic.

Muslim civilizations outside the Middle East: Courses Africa, Europe, South Asia, Southeast Asia, etc. Look  for language courses in Bengali, Hindi-Urdu, Serbo-Croatian, and Swahili.