History Middle Eastern Studies, Certificate

Certificate in History – Middle Eastern Studies (340002C)

Program Contact
Dr. A Martin Wainwright
Department Chair, History
330-972-6512
mwainwright@uakron.edu

The following information has official approval of The Department of History and The Buchtel College of Arts & Sciences, but is intended only as a guide. Completion of this certificate is contingent upon many factors, including but not limited to: class availability, total number of required credits, work schedule, finances, family, course drops/withdrawals, successfully passing courses, prerequisites, among others.

The following courses constitute a “Certificate in History – Middle Eastern Studies” and must be completed with a minimum grade point average of 2.0 overall for the certificate to be noted on the student’s record. Students will need to complete the equivalent of a fourth semester level language class (modern South or East Asian language for a Middle Eastern language) for the Middle Eastern Studies Certificate. Only one ancient world course will count towards the certificate.

Summary

Electives15
Total Hours15

Electives

Complete 15 credits from at least three of the following areas:15
Women's Studies
Special Topics in Women's Studies
Anthropology
Magic, Myth, & Religion
Globalization and Culture
Anthropology of Sex and Gender
The Anthropology of Food
Medical Anthropology
Special Topics: Anthropology
Archaeology
Ancient Near Eastern Archaeology
Economics
Principles of International Economics
English
World Literatures
Special Topics: Literature & Language
Geography
World Regional Geography
Geography of Cultural Diversity
Regional Field Studies
Geology
Special Topics in Geology
History
World Civilizations: Middle East
The Ancient Near East
Selected Topics in History 1
Islamic Fundamentalism & Revolution
The Crusades through Arab Eyes
Global History: Encounters and Conflicts
Modern Iran
Special Studies: North American History 2
Special Studies in History: Other
Women and Gender in Middle Eastern Societies
Modern Languages
Arabic Culture through Film
Cultural Readings in Arabic
Philosophy
Eastern Philosophy
Political Science
International Politics & Institutions
Politics of Developing Nations
American Foreign Policy Process
Selected Topics in Political Science
Politics in the Middle East
Al Qaeda and ISIS
Sociology
Race & Ethnic Relations
Accountancy
International Financial Reporting & Analysis
Finance
International Business Law
International Business Finance
Management
International Management
International Business
International Business
Foreign Market Entry
Special Topics: International Business
Art
Special Topics: History of Art
Child & Family Development
Culture, Ethnicity & Family
Communication
Intercultural Communication
Study Abroad 3
Total Hours15
1

Select one of the following topics; A History of Iraq and States, or Statelessness in the Middle East: Kurds and Palestinians

2

Select one of the following topics; Ottoman State and Society 1300-1922, or Women and Gender in the Middle East

3

The program strongly encourages study abroad, and will offer additional credits, to be applied toward the certificate, for certain courses that require overseas study in a country of the student's focus (Asia, Middle East) or for other individual experiences abroad.