DEGREE REGULATIONS & PROGRAMMES OF STUDY 2010/2011
- ARCHIVE as at 13 January 2011 for reference only
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Code	Course Name	Period	Credits
IMES08005	Persian 1	As available	40
SCAN08003	Social Anthropology 1A: An Introduction	As available	20
SCAN08002	Social Anthropology 1B: The Practice of Social Anthropology	As available	20
IMES08035	Islamic History: From the Origins of Islam to the Age of Suleyman the Magnificent	As available	40

Code	Course Name	Period	Credits
IMES08007	Persian 2	As available	40
SCAN08004	Social Anthropology 2: Into the Field	As available	20
SSPS08004	Social and Political Enquiry 2	As available	20
SSPS08002	Social and Political Theory 2	As available	20
IMES08036	Modern Middle Eastern History A: Domestic Transformation and International Challenges	As available	20

Code	Course Name	Period	Credits
IMES10041	Persian 3	As available	20
IMES10027	IMES Dissertation (Part 1)	As available	20
IMES10049	Persian Language Acquisition Through Residence/Study B	As available	40

Select exactly 40 credits from the following "Social Anthropology" Subject Collection:
'Subject Collection schedule Social Anthropology level 10' (SUB_SCAN_10) , as available.

Code	Description / Course Name	Credits
(SCAN10*)	All Level 10 courses with a primary subject of 'Social Anthropology'	(as selected)

Notes:Social Anthropology Core Courses include Kinship: Structure and Process; Anthropological Theory; Ritual and Religion; and Consumption, Exchange, Technology (these four usually done in third year); and Belief, Thought, and Language; and Culture and Power (these two usually done in fourth year).

Code	Course Name	Period	Credits
IMES10042	Persian 4	As available	20
IMES10025	Persian Oral	As available	0
IMES10028	IMES Dissertation (Part 2)	As available	20

Select exactly 20 credits from the following list of courses for the Programme Collection: 'Courses from School(s) G - Persian Language Based Courses(MA) - Level(s) 10' (ROU_G_UTPRSPO1_10) , as available.
  

Code	Course Name	Credits
IMES10051	Persian Literature	20

Select exactly 20 credits from the following "Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies" Subject Collection:
'Subject Collection -Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies level 10' (SUB_IMES_10) , as available.

Code	Description / Course Name	Credits
IMES10006	Middle Eastern Politics	(20 Credits)
IMES10011	Language and Society in the Middle East and North Africa	(20 Credits)
IMES10013	Early Development of Islamic Law	(20 Credits)
IMES10016	Approaches to the History of the Middle East	(20 Credits)
IMES10017	History of Islamic Medicine	(20 Credits)
IMES10032	Shi'ite Islam	(20 Credits)
IMES10033	Mystical Islam (Sufism)	(20 Credits)
IMES10034	History of Muslim-Christian Dialogue	(20 Credits)
IMES10035	Cinema and Society in the Middle East	(20 Credits)
IMES10036	Medieval Islamic Philosophy and Theology	(20 Credits)
IMES10037	Culture and Society in the Modern Middle East	(20 Credits)
IMES10045	Jihad in Muslim Politics and Society	(20 Credits)
IMES10046	Early Islamic Political Thought	(20 Credits)
IMES10052	Harems, homes and streets: Gender and space in Middle Eastern literatures	(20 Credits)

Notes:"IMES option courses" are courses involving discursive studies of Islam/Middle East related subjects with texts read in English. A list of available courses is made available before the beginning of each semester, and students will be able to choose from among these courses in consultation with their directors of studies. While specific course offerings change from year to year, these courses typically include subjects in history, politics, religion, or cultural studies.

Select exactly 40 credits from the following "Social Anthropology" Subject Collection:
'Subject Collection schedule Social Anthropology level 10' (SUB_SCAN_10) , as available.

Code	Description / Course Name	Credits
(SCAN10*)	All Level 10 courses with a primary subject of 'Social Anthropology'	(as selected)

Notes:Social Anthropology Core Courses include Kinship: Structure and Process; Anthropological Theory; Ritual and Religion; and Consumption, Exchange, Technology (these four usually done in third year); and Belief, Thought, and Language; and Culture and Power (these two usually done in fourth year).