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Middle East Studies: Curriculum
Elective Courses
| IAFF 288 | Security in the Middle East |
| IAFF 358 | Political Islam |
| IAFF 358 | Politics of Oil States in the Middle East |
| IAFF 358 | Conflict and Peacebuilding in Divided Societies of the Middle East |
| IAFF 358 | Refugees and Forced Migration in the Middle East |
| IAFF 358 | U.S. Foreign Policy and Iraq |
| IAFF 358 | U.S. Policy in the Gulf |
| HIST 297 | War and Memory in the Middle East |
| HIST 297 | Graduate Readings in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict |
| PSC 276 | The Arab-Israeli Conflict |
| ECON 295 | Middle Eastern Economics |
| REL 770 | Islamic Civilization & the West (3 credits - Special Topics course**) |
| REL 260 | Topics in the Study of Islam (3 credits) |
| REL 261 | Topics in Islamic Thought |
* Please note that these classes may not be offered every semester of the academic year, and that this is NOT an exhaustive list.
** Special topics courses change every semester. Please check the bulletin and the schedule of classes for each semester's "Special Topics" options.
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