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Academic year
The following Arab Studies courses are listed for the 2007-2008 Fall and Spring academic year.
Course code Title
MAAS-537 Political Islam in the Arab world
MAAS-628 Media & Communications in the Arab World
 
Cross listed courses
ACCT-390 Business, Accounting, and Finance
ARAB-011 Intensive First Level Modern Standard Arabic I
ARAB-012 Intensive First Level Modern Standard Arabic II
ARAB-111 Intensive Second Level Modern Standard Arabic I
ARAB-112 Intensive Second Level Modern Standard Arabic II
ARAB-215 Advanced Intensive Arabic I
ARAB-216 Advanced Intensive Arabic II
ARAB-358 Map of the Arab World
ARAB-361 Introduction to Arabic Literature and Style I
ARAB-362 Introduction to Arabic Literature and Style II
ARAB-364 Introduction to Arabian Nights
ARAB-390 Fundamentals of Language
ARAB-392 Fundamentals of Arabic Linguistics
ARAB-428 Religious Reform and Militancy in the Medieval Islamic world
ARAB-464 Short Stories from the Maghreb
ARAB-492 Arabic Dialectology
ARAB-510 Origins and Development of Islamic Sectarianism
ARAB-515 Arabic Language Variation and Change
ARAB-543 Modern Arabic Prose I
ARAB-544 Modern Arabic Prose II
ARAB-571 Islamic Law: Concepts and Controversies
ARAB-625 Arabic Biographical Literature
ARAB-627 Introduction to Hadith
ECON-364 Economic Development of the Middle East
GOVT-475 Dept. Sem: Children: Politics/Policy
GOVT-645 Theories of Political Development
HIST-363 Islam in the West
HIST-364 Revolutionary Thought in Islam
INAF-411 Contemporary Islamic Activist-Intellectuals
INAF-492 Eastern Orthodox Christianity
INAF-523 Globalization: Challenges for Developed Countries
INAF-533 Contentious Themes in Middle East Politics/Studies
INAF-542 Economy of Energy and Oil
INAF-551 Project Finance: The Persian Gulf
INAF-596 Economic Development
INAF-619 Arab and Middle East International Politics
STIA-453 Energy and Security in the Middle East

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