Introduction You study the Middle East and North Africa from various perspectives including political, social and anthropological perspectives. The degree provides in depth grounding into the region which you can utilise in many areas such as interstate diplomacy and government departments, international trade within these countries and as a consultant to determine global affairs to and from these areas of the world. You are also able to learn Arabic whilst you study the other social aspects to the regions. Course Modules Semester 1 Middle East Poltiics State and Society in the Middle East and North Africa Optional Arabic for begineers Semester 2 Prophets and Prophecy in the Middle East Arabic for Beginners Religious Belief and Practice in the Modern World Research Design and Practice in Anthropology Quantitative Methods in Political Science and International Relations Quantiative Sociology: Philosophy and Methods Global Security Issues Global Security Semester 3 Dissertation Why Study at Aberdeen? You are taught by academic experts with considerable knowledge of the regions and research You gain an interdisciplinary range of insights which support your overall knowledge Life in Aberdeen Find out more about: Your Accommodation Campus Facilities Aberdeen City Student Support Clubs and Societies