Please see below for a full list of all courses being offered in the upcoming academic year with links to relevant DRPS page which contains information about the course and when it will run. Please make sure you look at the correct delivery year (2012/2013).
You should check which courses you are required to do on the Degree Regulations and Programmes of Studies pages (DRPS)
http://www.drps.ed.ac.uk/
It is your own responsibility to make sure you do not have any clashes in your timetable.
If you are doing an Individual Subject Combination you should check the template that was agreed with your director of studies and the two departments involved. If you are unsure about this please consult your director of studies.
If you have any course choices to make then you should complete the course choice form - available to download on the right - with your course choices and e-mail it to imes@ed.ac.uk. Failure to return your course choices by 17 May 2012 could result in you not being allocated a place in your first choice of course. You do not need to list courses on this form which are compulsory for your degree such as, Persian 4, Persian oral, Arabic 4 and Arabic oral.
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Fourth year language courses
Arabic 4
Arabic oral
Persian 4
Persian oral
Click here for further information about fourth year language courses available in 2012-2013
Persian language based courses*
Persian Literature
Click here for further information about Persian Literature
Arabic language based courses*
Semester 1
Classical Arabic Literature
Elements of Islam
Semester 2
Modern Arabic Literature
Click here for further information about Arabic language based courses available in 2012-2013
IMES options**
Semester 1
Cinema and Society in the Middle East
Jihad in Muslim Politics and Society
Modern
Persian
Literature
and ‘Modern’
Iran
Muslims
in
Britain:
Migration,
Faith
and
Identity
The
First
Muslim
Empire:
the
Islamic
World
before ‘Sunnism’
and ‘Shi‘ism’
Politics of the Middle East (run by the Politics department)
Semester 2:
Christian-Muslim Relations: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Iran
from
the
Safavids
to
the
Islamic
Republic:
The
Rise
of
a
Middle
Eastern
Nation-State
Of
Wine,
Love
and
Loss:
Reading
Iran
through
Classical
Persian
Literature
Method
and
Theory
in
the
Study
of
Early
Islam
Islam
in
Modern
Societies
Click here for information about IMES options available in 2012-2013
