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Academics
Courses
Syllabi are for course approval and reference only. Students will receive up-to-date syllabi when their courses begin.
Students register for two four-credit intensive language courses and choose two four-credit electives. Electives are taught in English.
Required Course
Arabic Language (all levels)
Participants are placed into language courses based on in-country oral proficiency interviews and written exams. Language courses are offered at the beginning, intermediate and advanced levels.
CAS LY 111 Elementary Modern Arabic (1), 4 cr.
CAS LY 112 Elementary Modern Arabic (2), 4 cr.
CAS LY 211 Second-Year Modern Arabic (1), 4 cr.
CAS LY 212 Second-Year Modern Arabic (2), 4 cr.
CAS LY 303 Third-Year Arabic (1), 4 cr.
CAS LY 304 Third-Year Arabic (2), 4 cr.
Syllabus for Arabic language courses
Elective Courses
CAS LY 341 Culture in North Africa: Post-Colonial Aesthetics and Politics, 4 cr.
Syllabus
CAS WS 351 Constructing Gender in North Africa: Women, Islam, and Politics
Focuses on the politics informing constructions of gender and the underpinnings of theological and cultural rites in gender relations in Morocco and North Africa; examines the questions of women's status in modern Islamic states and societies. Instructor: Driss Maghraoui. 4cr. Syllabus
CAS HI 384 /RN 346 History and Religion: North African Issues
Explores how the colonial experience shaped North African culture and society, and how the North African postcolonial state negotiated the legacy of colonialism and responded to the dynamics underpinning global politics. 4 cr. Syllabus
Contact us at 617-353-9888 or abroad@bu.edu