Middle East Studies University of Exeter

About this course

• You'll gain a thorough knowledge of the dynamics of the contemporary Middle East including Middle Eastern ethnography, economy and economic development, gender and identity, politics, culture and arts, and religion and society
• No language study or previous knowledge of Arabic required although you are free to study Persian or Arabic if you wish
• Our flexible module choices allow you to tailor your programme to your interests as you progress through your degree
• Our academics have expertise across the social sciences and modern history, providing a balanced, multidisciplinary study of the area
• You'll develop an appreciation and understanding of the culture, history and language of the Middle East which can open up career paths in a wide variety of areas in both the public and private sectors

Entry requirements for this course

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