Islamic and Middle Easter Studies Program (Brandeis University)
The word Arabic in the track title has a two-fold meaning: first, students will graduate with real strength in Arabic, and second, it is a way of indicating that the track includes courses that focus on Arabic-speaking non-Muslim populations that developed under Muslim aegis. The curriculum includes a regular rotation of courses taught by NEJS faculty as well as a rich selection of electives offered by faculty in other departments that treat regions where Islam or Arabic are prevalent. Students
Basic Information
- Category: interdisciplinary program
- Website: https://www.brandeis.edu/islamic-middle-eastern/index.html
Documented Facts
- Phone: 781-736-2950 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
- Email: nejs@brandeis.ed (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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The word Arabic in the track title has a two-fold meaning: first, students will graduate with real strength in Arabic, and second, it is a way of indicating that the track includes courses that focus on Arabic-speaking non-Muslim populations that developed under Muslim aegis. The curriculum includes a regular rotation of courses taught by NEJS faculty as well as a rich selection of electives offered by faculty in other departments that treat regions where Islam or Arabic are prevalent. Students
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