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COURSES


The Center offers a wide variety of courses on the Middle East. Courses are regularly given in anthropology, comparative literature, economics, fine arts, history, law, literature, Middle East studies, philosophy, politics, religion, and sociology.

Modern languages taught at the Center include Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Persian, Turkish and Urdu. They are taught at the Elementary through Advanced levels. Medieval Arabic, Colloquial Egyptian and Arabic composition classes are offered. Some undergraduate and graduate course offerings through the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies are taught in Hebrew. Ancient languages taught at NYU include Ancient Egyptian, Akkadian, Aramaic, and Ugaritic.

Fall 2009 Schedule of Classes

HAGOP KEVORKIAN CENTER

As of September 9, 2009

Selected course descriptions can be found here

GSAS courses are listed here.  Classes not on the following list must be approved by the Director of Graduate Studies, Professor Sofian Merabet, before they can be credited towards the M.A. degree

You may register via the web at www.albert.nyu.edu or via Torchtone, (212) 995-4747.

Courses with an asterisk require an access code from MEIS (*)  or NES (**) in order to register.
GSAS Fall term begins Tuesday, September 8


Course# Call# Course Title Day & Title Instructor Points
ANTHROPOLOGY
G77.1636 31518 Anthropology of the Middle East W 4:55-7:35pm
LL1
M. Gilsenan 4.0
G14.3396 31701 Anthropology of Gender and Sexuality in the Modern Middle East

T 4:55-7:55pm
Library

N. Guessous 4.0

FINE ARTS
(All classes held at the Institute of Fine Arts, 1 East 78th Street)

G43. 3513 30518 Islamic Art Before Mongol Invasion TBA TBA 4.0
G43.3514  30519 Islamic Art After Mongol Invasion TBA TBA 4.0
G43. 3516 30521 Egyptian Art TBA D. O’Connor 4.0
G43. 3517 30522 Ancient Near Eastern Art TBA D. Hansen 4.0
G43. 3515 30520 Islamic Art: Theoretical/Thematic Issues TBA P. Soucek 4.0

HISTORY

G77.1770 31521 Topics: Childhood in the Middle Ages W 4:55-7:35 T. El-Leithy 4.0

LITERATURE

G77.1512 30972 Readings in Ottoman Historical Texts I T 4:55-7:55 H. Karatas 4.0

LAW

G77.1854 31280 Islamic Legal Theories

R 4:55-7:35pm
KEV LL1

M. Katz 4.0

MAINTAINING MATRICULATION

G47.4747   Maintenance of Matriculation n/a n/a 0.0
Section 001 30573 (For MA Students)      
Section 002 30574 (For PhD Students)      

MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES

G77.1687 30977 Problems & Methods in Middle Eastern Studies

T 2:00-4:45
KEV LLI

K. Fahmy 4.0

NEAR EASTERN STUDIES

G68.1720 31690 Reporting the Middle East M 2:00-4:45
KEV LL2
S. Mufti 4.0
G68.2998 30948 Master’s Thesis Research ARR Staff 1.0-4.0
G68.2997 30947 Independent Study ARR Staff 1.0-4.0

POLITICS

G53.2590 31254 Government and Politics of the Middle East T 4:10-6:00 F. Kazemi 4.0
G77. 1855   31584 Islam and Politics F 9:30-12:00 M. Pomerantz 4.0
G77.1612 31363 Topics in Middle Eastern Politics: Transnationalism and the Middle East R 2:00-4:45
KEV LL1
A. Keshavarzian 4.0
G77.1612
Sec. 2
31704 Topics in Middle Eastern Politics: Modern Iraqi Politics

R 4:55-7:35
KEV LL1

N. Alahmad 4.0

PERFORMANCE STUDIES

H42.2406 77020 Topics in Politics and Performance: Writing Public and Global Culture M 6:30- 9:15 D. Kapchan 4.0
H42.2320 77017 Topics in Politics and Performance: Cultural Heritage and Human Rights W 9:30am-12:15pm D.Kapchan 4.0

RELIGIOUS STUDIES

G77.1750 31281 Shi’i Islam T 4:55-7:35
KEV LL2
P. Chelkowski 4.0

LANGUAGE COURSES

V77.0101   Elementary Arabic I MTWR (all)   4.0
Sec. 1 74833   9:30-10:45
Tisch LC15
M. Credi  
Sec. 2 74834   11:00-12:15
Tisch LC3
A. Hassan  
Sec. 3 74835   2:00-3:15
Tisch lC6
A. Hassan  
Sec. 4 74836   2:00-3:15
194 M 303
M. Credi  
Sec. 5 74837   3:30-4:45
Tisch LC2
N. Uthman  
Sec. 6 74838   11:00-12:15
194 M 301
N. Uthman  
V77.0103   Intermediate Arabic I MTWR (all)   4.0
Sec. 1 74839   9:30-10:45
Tisch LC6
A. Hassan  
Sec. 2 74840   11:00-12:15
Tisch LC4
M. Credi  
Sec. 3 74841   2:00-3:15
Tisch LC15
N. Uthman  
G77.1005 30961 Advanced Arabic I MW 12:30-1:45
KEV LL1
A. Ferhadi 4.0
G77.1112 30963 Contemporary Literary and Media Arabic I MW 3:30-4:45
KEV LL1
A. Ferhadi 4.0
G77.1126   Arabic Translation W 2 – 4:45pm
KEV LL2
H. Halim 4.0
G77.1359 30967 Introduction to Ancient Egyptian TBA O. Goelet 4.0
G77.1390 30968 Advanced Egyptian TBA O. Goelet 4.0
V78.0001   Elementary Hebrew I TWR   4.0
Sec. 1 74883   2:00-3:15 R. Kamelhar  
Sec. 2 74884   11:00-12:15 R. Kamelhar  
V78.0002 74885 Elementary Hebrew II TWR 11:00-12:15 J. Sagiv 4.0

V78.0003

  Intermediate Hebrew I      

Sec.1

74886   TWR
9:30-10:45
A. Marom 4.0
Sec.2 74887   11:00-12:15 O. Amihay 4.0
V78.0004   Intermediate Hebrew II      
Sec. 1 74885   TWR
11:00-12:15
A. Marom 4.0
V78.0011 74890 Advanced Hebrew I TR 2:00-3:15 A. Marom 4.0
G78.1318 30999 Academic Hebrew I T (TBA)
TR 8:00am-10:45
R. Kamelhar 4.0
V77.0405   Elementary Hindi I      
Sec. 1 74846   MTWR 11:00-12:15
48 CS 103
G. Ilieva 4.0
Sec. 2 74847   MTWR 11:00-12:15
25 W4 C-1
B. Aggarwal 4.0
V77.0407 74848 Intermediate Hindi I MW 12:30-3:15
25 W4 C-1
G. Ilieva 4.0
V77.0409 74849 Advanced Hindi I TBA G. Ilieva 4.0
V77.0401 70351 Elementary Persian I MTWR
9:30-10:45
KEV LL1
Staff 4.0
V77.0403 70353 Intermediate Persian I TR 11:00-1:45
LL1
M. Khorrami 4.0

G77.1415

30969 Advanced Persian Contemporary Literature

MW12:30-1:45
KEV LL1

M. Khorrami 4.0
V77.0501 70355 Elementary Turkish I

MTWR
11:00-12:15

KEV LL2
S. Erol 4.0
V77.0503 74856 Intermediate Turkish I MTWR 9:30-10:45
KEV LL2
S. Erol 4.0
G77.1514 30973 Advanced Turkish: Modern Turkish Literature I TR 2:00-3:15 KEV LL2 S. Erol 4.0
G77.1512 30971 Ottoman Turkish I TBA H. Karatas 4.0
V77.0301 74844 Elementary Urdu I MWTR 11:00-12:15
194 M 210
T. Naqvi 4.0
V77.0303 74845 Intermediate Urdu I MW 12:30-3:15 T. Naqvi 4.0
G77.1107 30962 Advanced Urdu I TBA T. Naqvi 4.0

LEGENDS:

  • KEV = Kevorkian Center
  • 25 W4 = 25 West 4th Street
  • 48 CS = 48 Cooper Square
  • 194 M = 194 Mercer Street

 

 

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