MAJOR IN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES Religious Studies
Western University · ON · WMOD21222
MAJOR IN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES Religious Studies is a Undergraduate degree at Western University, ON. It covers areas like middle eastern history, arabic, arabic language, turkish language, medieval history, biblical studies. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Western University
Undergraduate
What you'll study in MAJOR IN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES Religious Studies
Example subjects: ARABIC FOR BEGINNERS, INTERMEDIATE ARABIC, ADVANCED ARABIC, HEBREW 1, HEBREW 2, THE MAKING OF THE MODERN MIDDLE EAST, CRUSADERS AND MUSLIMS IN THE TWELFTH CENTURY, SELECTED TOPICS IN ASIAN, AFRICAN OR MIDDLE EASTERN HISTORY, PERSIAN (FARSI) FOR BEGINNERS, BEGINNER PERSIAN FOR HERITAGE SPEAKERS, INTERMEDIATE PERSIAN.
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What will I study in MAJOR IN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES Religious Studies?
MAJOR IN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES Religious Studies covers areas like arabic, middle-eastern-history, turkish-language, arabic-language, modern-history, biblical-studies, latin, medieval-history.
Who offers MAJOR IN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES Religious Studies?
MAJOR IN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES Religious Studies is offered by Western University, ON.
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