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Teach English Abroad. CELTA. Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Program. Donald M. Payne International Development Fellowship Program. The USAID Donald M. Payne International Development Graduate Fellowship Program seeks to attract outstanding young people who are interested in pursuing careers in the Foreign Service of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). If you want to work on the front lines of some of the most pressing global challenges of our times — poverty, hunger, injustice, disease, environmental degradation, climate change, conflict and violent extremism – the Foreign Service of the U.S.

Agency for International Development provides an opportunity to advance U.S. foreign policy interests and reflect the American people's compassion and support of human dignity. The Payne Fellowship encourages the application of members of minority groups who have historically been underrepresented in international development careers and those with financial need. Middle East Studies | Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies - SAIS. The Middle East Studies Program offers a comprehensive approach to study of the region. It covers topics such as failing states, petrostates, political transitions, economic development, state-to-state conflict and nuclear proliferation, as well as religions, ethnicity and tribalism.

Middle East Studies courses take a historical and theoretical approach to study of regional issues and topics. A few courses focus on particular countries, such as Iran and Egypt, but a majority explore broad regional or topical questions. The geographic range spans from Morocco to Iran to Turkey to Somalia. Recent Photos & Video Curriculum Middle East Studies | M.A.

Entering Class 2013-2014Students must take the equivalent of 16 non-language courses (64 credits) in order to graduate. Students concentrating in Middle East Studies must take at least 6 courses within this program (or the equivalent credit of a total of 6 courses*). All SAIS students must pass 2 core exams and/or courses. Waiver Exams Faculty. Penn Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations Graduate Programs - Arabic & Islamic Studies. NELC’s graduate program in Arabic and Islamic Studies offers advanced study of the languages and literatures of Islamic civilization and also Islamic history and thought in their Near Eastern context, in modern and pre-modern settings. In general, the student is to follow the MA general procedures or the PhD general procedures of the department, but the following statements outline the regulations specific to the PhD program in Arabic and Islamic Studies. Students in the Arabic and Islamic Studies program are expected to command Arabic as a primary research language and another (usually Persian, Turkish, or Hebrew) as a secondary research language, as well as the general history and culture of the region.

The specific distribution of courses varies by a student’s interests and specialization. Students are expected to work out the broad outlines of their programs in consultation with their faculty Adviser when they begin their studies. I. A. B. II. UT College of Liberal Arts. University of Michigan CMENAS. Columbia MESAAS Graduate Program. Contact Us The department offers two programs of graduate study, one leading to the Ph.D. degree and the other to a free-standing Master of Arts (M.A.) degree. Students interested in pursuing the Ph.D. degree can apply to the doctoral program with or without a Master's degree; those without an M.A. will receive one in their course of study. Students admitted to the Ph.D. program are normally awarded five years of financial support, including full-tuition fellowships and stipends.

For more information on the Ph.D. program, click on the link on the right. The free-standing Master's Program is designed for students who need more preparation before applying to a Ph.D. program, who want to take courses in a range of subjects before deciding on a discipline for the Ph.D., or who want graduate-level training as preparation for a career beyond the university.

Why MESAAS? We know of no other program that offers the combination of academic expertise and intellectual focus that defines MESAAS. Arabic. Advanced proficiency in Arabic is in high demand by both academic institutions and employers in all sectors. There is a growing need for qualified Arabic language teachers as well as specialists who deeply understand Arab culture and contemporary Arab society. The Arabic School’s MA degree program, established in 2012, promises to produce teachers, specialists, and scholars with high degrees of fluency in the Arabic language and Arab culture. Pursue an MA at the Arabic School, and you will work alongside some of the most focused and directed students of Arabic and Arab culture, with a dedicated faculty from leading institutions around the world. The faculty bring with them years of experience in Arabic language instruction and rich cultural backgrounds as diverse as their geographic and linguistic communities of origin.

The 6-week graduate session is open to applicants pursuing an MA as well as non-degree applicants. Apply Now>> University of London MA Near and Middle Eastern Studies at SOAS. Arabic, Persian and Turkish Studies - School of Middle Eastern studies (SMES) Research projects conducted by the department of Arabic, Persian and Turkish studies. Fighting for a Living This three-year research programme is a comparative study of military recruitment in Europe, the Middle East and Asia, 1500-2000 CE. The innovative character of the project lies in the fact that it will primarily analyse military recruitment and service in terms of labour relations. The purpose of the project is to investigate the circumstances which have produced starkly different systems of recruiting soldiers in a range of different parts of the globe, as well as to analyze the social and political implications that the different systems have had in a number of states and societies.

However, military employment seems to offer excellent opportunities for international comparison. The project will be based on a comparison of case studies. The basic question that will be answered in the course of the project is this: Program: Authority and control in the countryside. Prospective postgraduates | Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies. Our postgraduate research degrees offer the opportunity for focused research in Middle Eastern topics or interdisciplinary study across the University. IMES provides postgraduate training through a number of degrees designed to suit the interests of students with a variety of career goals.

UK and international students find the range of academic topics we offer, as well as the significant resources and opportunities available in the University and the historic setting of Edinburgh, provide a compelling reason for pursuing postgraduate study in our MSc or PhD programmes. IMES degrees offer opportunities for interdisciplinary study with complementary subject areas across the university.

Our postgraduate students currently comprise an international group researching a wide range of topics. Postgraduates take part in a vibrant student life, including seminars, talks, conferences and collaborations within IMES and across the university. Harvard Middle Eastern Studies. AM in Regional Studies — Middle EastPhD in Anthropology and Middle Eastern StudiesPhD in History of Art and Architecture and Middle Eastern StudiesPhD in History and Middle Eastern Studies The Center for Middle Eastern Studies The Center for Middle Eastern Studies (CMES) was established in 1954 for the purpose of supporting research and teaching in the languages, literatures, history, governments, economics, and cultures of North Africa, the Middle East, and Central and South Asia, with the emphasis on the modern period.

At the core of its teaching and research is the pursuit of firsthand knowledge about the Middle East based on literacy in its languages and an understanding of its political and economic realities, its culture and traditions. To achieve these aims, the Center cooperates with faculty having a Middle Eastern interest, with other regional studies centers, and with Harvard libraries and museums holding collections related to Middle Eastern and Islamic studies. Admission Museums. Georgetown Graduate Programs in Arabic.

The graduate program in Arabic aims to combine a thorough understanding of Arabic language and linguistics with Arabic literature and culture. The Arabic and Islamic Studies Department offers graduate level courses in Arabic linguistics, Islamic studies, and literature courses which cover the secular prose and poetry of the classical and modern eras as well as Arabic scripture. The study of linguistics is a central feature of the Georgetown program and, along with the major in Arabic, Master’s students must choose one minor in either Linguistics or Islamic Studies. At the Ph.D. level, students choose two minors from linguistics, Islamic studies, and Arab area studies. Because the highest art forms in Arab society are language-based (poetry and calligraphy) and because the Arabic language is considered a sacred gift to the Muslim people, the identity, achievements, and spirituality of the Arabs are tightly woven into the fabric of the Arabic language.

University of Chicago Middle Eastern Studies. Division: Humanities Degree Type: MA Program Description The study of the region extending from Morocco to Kazakhstan since the rise of Islam is coordinated, encouraged, and stimulated at the University of Chicago by the Center for Middle Eastern Studies (CMES). Established in 1965, the CMES has been supported by the Divisions of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Chicago and by grants from the U.S. Department of Education and the Mellon Foundation for more than 30 years.

The educational aims of the Center are to assist students in acquiring: (1) firm grounding in an academic discipline or a professional field; and (2) specialist knowledge of the languages and civilizations of the Middle East. Contact Center for Middle Eastern StudiesPick Hall, Room 2015828 South University AvenueChicago, IL 60637Phone: 773.702.8297Website: Application Method Applications should be initiated through the online application. Deadlines Campus Visits Degree Objective.