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Minor Requirements
The minor in MIST consists of five courses, as described below.
Introductory Course
Courses fulfilling this requirement have an attribute of MIITÂ in the course offerings.
One of the following:
- ARAB 315Â -Â Classical Arabic of the Qur'an
- CORE C170Â -Â Islamic North Africa
- CORE C181Â -Â Arabs
- CORE C183Â -Â The Middle East
- HIST 255Â -Â The Ottoman Empire, 1300 - 1924
- MIST 214Â -Â Muhammad and the Qur'an
- MIST 252/ANTH 252Â -Â Muslim Societies in Motion ÌýÌýÌý
- RELG 202Â -Â Introduction to Islam
Electives
Courses fulfilling this requirement have an attribute of MIEL in the course offerings.
Four electives from the lists below, two of which must be at the 300- or 400-level:
- ANTH 382Â -Â Nations, Power, Islam: Muslim Identity and Community in the Global Age
- ARTH 244Â -Â Housing the Sacred in Ancient India
- ARTH 245Â -Â Palaces and Paintings of India
- CORE C170Â -Â Islamic North Africa
- CORE C181Â -Â Arabs
- CORE C183Â -Â The Middle East
- EDUC 246Â -Â Forced Migration and Education
- EDUC 308Â -Â Global Inequalities of Education
- FREN 455Â -Â Francophone Voices from North Africa
- HIST 105Â -Â Introduction to the Modern Middle East
- HIST 255Â -Â The Ottoman Empire, 1300 - 1924
- HIST 269Â -Â The Indian Subcontinent: Raj to Republics
- HIST 384Â -Â Somalia: From Independence to Collapse
- HIST 385Â -Â Darfur in Historical Perspective
- MIST 214Â -Â Muhammad and the Qur'an
- MIST 252/ANTH 252Â -Â Muslim Societies in Motion ÌýÌý
- MIST 215/POSC 215Â -Â Comparative Politics: Middle East ÌýÌý
- MIST 304/POSC 304Â -Â Islamic and Politics ÌýÌý
- MIST 310Â -Â Islamic Jurisprudence
- MIST 319Â -Â Sufism and Spirituality in Islam
- MIST 330Â -Â Capitalism & Imperialism in the Middle East
- MIST 363/POSC 363Â -Â International Relations of the Middle East ÌýÌý
- MIST 351/PCON 351Â -Â The Israel/Palestine Conflict ÌýÌý
- RELG 202Â -Â Introduction to Islam
- RELG 221Â -Â Religion, Identity, and Politics in Indonesia
- RELG 262Â -Â Islam in Our Post-9/11 World
- RELG 329Â -Â Modern Islamic Thought
- RELG 347Â -Â Religion and U.S. Foreign Policy
- One course in ARAB or HEBR
Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies Program
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