DPT: International Relations of the Middle East with Arabic (MSc) (Full-time) (PTMSCINTMA1F)

Year 1, Academic year 2015/16, Starting month: September

Notes: Before selecting your outside courses, please ensure you have met your Programme Director.

COMPULSORY COURSES
This DPT has 4 compulsory course(s).

Code	Course Name	Period	Credits
IMES11021	Intensive Arabic A	As available	50

IMES11022	Intensive Arabic B	As available	50

IMES11003	Ideology and Political Practice in the Modern Middle East	As available	20

IMES11040	Intensive Arabic C	As available	40

COURSE OPTIONS
This DPT has 1 set(s) of course options with the following rules.

Select exactly 20 credits from the following list of courses, as available

Code	Course Name	Credits
PGSP11151	Africa and International Politics	20
PGSP11171	International Political Economy	20
PGSP11111	Political Theory and International Affairs	20
PLIT11011	War and Morality	20
PGSP11240	Politics and Theories of International Development	20
SCIL11016	Globalization	20
PGSP11144	Theories and Theorists in Nationalism Studies	20
PGSP11170	Institutions and Policies of the European Union	20
IMES11051	Modern Iranian Society via Modern Iranian Literature	20
PGSP11300	Foreign Policy Analysis	20
PGSP11017	Explanation and Understanding in Social and Political Research	20
PGSP11299	Global Environmental Politics	20
PGSP11178	Culture and Power: The Anthropology of Political Processes	20
SCIL11017	South Asia: Culture, Politics & Economy	20
PGSP11146	Nations and Nationalism	20
IMES11060	Islamic Movements in the 20th Century	20
PGSP11358	Global Environment: Key Issues	20
REST11016	Reflections on Gender and Ethics in Classical and Contemporary Islam	20
PGSP11061	The European Union in International Affairs	20
IMES11067	Gender and Media in the Arab World	20
IMES11069	Cinema and Society in the Middle East (PG Version)	20
IMES11071	Iran From the Safavids to the Islamic Republic (PG Version)	20
IMES11077	Of Wine, Love and Loss: Reading Iran through Classical Persian Literature (PG Version)	20
IMES11072	Islam in Modern Societies (PG Version)	20
IMES11068	Muslims in Britain: Migration, Faith and Identity (PG Version)	20
IMES11044	Critical Readings in Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies	20
IMES11046	The History and Culture of Iran: From Ancient Persia to Contemporary Iran	20
IMES11073	The Arab-Israeli Conflict: Nations in Collision (PG Version)	20
IMES11067	Gender and Media in the Arab World	20
IMES11048	Ruling Iran: Great Kings, Shahs and Imams	20
IMES11078	The Qur'an - Islam's Holy Book (PG version)	20
THET11040	From diatribe to dialogue in Christian-Muslim relations	20
PGSP11428	Human Rights, Global Politics and International Law	20
PGSP11298	Political Islam in the Middle East	20
PGSP11440	Gender and Sexuality in Global Politics	20

Year 2, Academic year 2015/16, Starting month: September

COMPULSORY COURSES
This DPT has 4 compulsory course(s).

Code	Course Name	Period	Credits
PGSP11275	The Middle East in International Relations	As available	20

PGSP11317	Dissertation (MSc International Relations of the Middle East with Arabic)	Block 5 (Sem 2) and beyond	60

IMES11039	Advanced Arabic D	As available	20

IMES11035	Advanced Arabic E	As available	20

COURSE OPTIONS
This DPT has 2 set(s) of course options with the following rules.

Overarching rule collection group: A
Select exactly 60 credits from these collections:

Select a minimum of 20 credits and maximum of 40 credits from the following list of courses, as available

Code	Course Name	Credits
PGSP11156	International Relations Theory	20
PGSP11162	International Security	20

Notes:Take at least ONE of these two courses.

AND

Select a minimum of 20 credits and maximum of 40 credits from the following list of courses, as available

Code	Course Name	Credits
PGSP11151	Africa and International Politics	20
PGSP11171	International Political Economy	20
PGSP11111	Political Theory and International Affairs	20
PLIT11011	War and Morality	20
PGSP11240	Politics and Theories of International Development	20
SCIL11016	Globalization	20
PGSP11144	Theories and Theorists in Nationalism Studies	20
PGSP11170	Institutions and Policies of the European Union	20
IMES11051	Modern Iranian Society via Modern Iranian Literature	20
PGSP11300	Foreign Policy Analysis	20
PGSP11017	Explanation and Understanding in Social and Political Research	20
PGSP11299	Global Environmental Politics	20
PGSP11178	Culture and Power: The Anthropology of Political Processes	20
SCIL11017	South Asia: Culture, Politics & Economy	20
PGSP11146	Nations and Nationalism	20
IMES11060	Islamic Movements in the 20th Century	20
PGSP11358	Global Environment: Key Issues	20
REST11016	Reflections on Gender and Ethics in Classical and Contemporary Islam	20
PGSP11061	The European Union in International Affairs	20
IMES11067	Gender and Media in the Arab World	20
IMES11069	Cinema and Society in the Middle East (PG Version)	20
IMES11071	Iran From the Safavids to the Islamic Republic (PG Version)	20
IMES11077	Of Wine, Love and Loss: Reading Iran through Classical Persian Literature (PG Version)	20
IMES11072	Islam in Modern Societies (PG Version)	20
IMES11068	Muslims in Britain: Migration, Faith and Identity (PG Version)	20
IMES11044	Critical Readings in Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies	20
IMES11046	The History and Culture of Iran: From Ancient Persia to Contemporary Iran	20
IMES11073	The Arab-Israeli Conflict: Nations in Collision (PG Version)	20
IMES11067	Gender and Media in the Arab World	20
IMES11048	Ruling Iran: Great Kings, Shahs and Imams	20
IMES11078	The Qur'an - Islam's Holy Book (PG version)	20
THET11040	From diatribe to dialogue in Christian-Muslim relations	20
PGSP11428	Human Rights, Global Politics and International Law	20
PGSP11298	Political Islam in the Middle East	20
PGSP11440	Gender and Sexuality in Global Politics	20

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DEGREE REGULATIONS & PROGRAMMES OF STUDY 2015/2016

Degree Programme Table: International Relations of the Middle East with Arabic (MSc) (Full-time) (PTMSCINTMA1F)

Year 1, Academic year 2015/16, Starting month: September

Year 2, Academic year 2015/16, Starting month: September

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