61. Accounting,Accounting Other,Accounting Technician,Acting And arabic Language and literature, Archeology, Civil Engineering Other, Classical AndAncient near eastern Language, Classics And Classical Languages and literature, http://www.universities.com/Search/Degrees/Masters_degree/

Colleges and universities. go to Home Have you considered distance learning Schools United States Programs ... Master's degree choose a degree : Distance Learning Master's Degrees Accounting Accounting Other Accounting Technician ... Zoology General Featured online schools: Walden University Kennedy-Western University University of Phoenix Online

62. Main Page For Program In Near Eastern Studies can include courses in both Standard and dialectal arabic (eg Egyptian or Moroccan),the program in near eastern Studies offers courses in literature as well http://classics.binghamton.edu/NearEast/Neareast.htm

A classical as well as modern language with a long cultural legacy, Arabic has been language in world history for more than 1500 years. One can hardly overestimate the importance of the language in contemporary world culture and commerce. Over 250 million people speak one or more types of Arabic in what is known as the "Arab World". Countless others in Asia, Africa, Europe, South America and North America either speak Arabic as a first or second language, or use it as part of their daily religious observances. It is one of only six official languages at the United Nations and is regarded as a "critical language" by the United States government. The language is also the centerpiece of Binghamton University's program in Near Eastern Studies, and an important component of the affiliated program in Middle Eastern and North African Studies ( MENA ). In addition to the Arabic major or minor, which can include courses in both Standard and dialectal Arabic (e.g. Egyptian or Moroccan), the program in Near Eastern Studies offers courses in literature as well as special topics courses dealing with key issues in Arabic and Islamic civilization, past and present. The flexible nature of the program, and in particular the Independent Studies option, allows it to offer a wide range of courses catering to the needs of majors as well as students from other departments, whether graduate or undergraduate.

63. Indiana University in Ancient, Medieval and Modern near eastern History, the of North Africa and InnerAsia literature Variety of in Classical and Modern arabic, Hebrew, Persian http://w3fp.arizona.edu/mesassoc/directory/IndianaU.htm

INDIANA UNIVERSITY Bloomington, Indiana Program Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies Program Degrees Offered Near Eastern Languages and Cultures: BA MA PhD Department of Central Eurasian Studies various advanced degrees Middle East Languages Arabic (Elementary, Intermediate, Advanced, Modern and Classical, Conversational and Multi-Media) Persian (Elementary, Intermediate, Advanced) Turkish (Elementary, Intermediate, Advanced, Ottoman - Introductory, Advanced) Modern Hebrew Biblical Hebrew (Elementary, Intermediate, Advanced) Aramaic Ugaritic Courses in Linguistics Courses Anthropology Courses in Middle Eastern Ethnography Ethnology Archaeology Cultural Anthropology Art Art of Islam Art and Archaeology of Anatolia Byzantine Art Comparative Literature Variety of courses dealing with Classic and Modern Literatures Folklore Middle Eastern Folklore/Music Jewish Folklore Turkish Folk Art Geography Geography of Central Asia History Courses at various levels in Ancient, Medieval and Modern Near Eastern

64. NES -- Faculty Roster Daniel Boyarin, Chair of near eastern Studies, Taubman Talmudic literature, Rabbinics,Medieval Hebrew literature. Emeritus), Professor of arabic and Semitics http://neareastern.berkeley.edu/docs/roster.html

Faculty Roster A directory showing faculty office phone and room numbers is also available. Department Office: 250 Barrows Hall, 642-3757. Chair: Daniel Boyarin. Hamid Algar , Professor of Near Eastern Studies Persian Literature; Islamic Culture, Religion, Philosophy; Sufism and the QurÕan. Ph.D. Cambridge University Robert B. Alter , (Class of 1937 Professor), Professor of Hebrew and Comparative Literature, Comparative Literature; Modern and Medieval Hebrew Literature. Ph.D. Harvard University Daniel Boyarin , Chair of Near Eastern Studies, Taubman Professor of Rabbinic Literature, holder of the Herman P. and Sophia Taubman Chair; Talmudic Literature, Rabbinics, Medieval Hebrew Literature. Cultural studies in Talmud and Midrash. Ph.D. Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Ariel Bloch (Emeritus), Professor of Arabic and Semitics, Arabic dialectology, Hebrew. Ph.D. Munster University William M. Brinner (Emeritus, Recipient of Distinguished Teaching Award). Islamic institutions: Arabic, Judeo-Arabic. Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley Wolfgang J. Heimpel

65. Near And Middle Eastern Studies comparative perspective in the following fields near eastern languagesand literature (arabic, Hebrew, Persian or Dari or Tajik);; http://www.grad.washington.edu/inter/nme.htm

University of Washington Site Index Contacts Search the Graduate School Home Admissions Resources for Students About the Graduate School ... Interdisciplinary Program Offerings Interdisciplinary Programs NEAR AND MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES An Interdisciplinary Ph.D. granting Program at the University of Washington Contents: Introduction Application Deadlines Application Submission Procedures Information About Fellowships and Other Financial Aid ... Faculty in Near and Middle Eastern Studies Introduction The University of Washington Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Program in Near and Middle Eastern Studies is designed for students who wish to pursue research with a comparative perspective in the following fields: Near Eastern languages and literature (Arabic, Hebrew, Persian [or Dari or Tajik]); Turkish and Central Asian Turkic languages; Near Eastern linguistics; Islamic topics, namely Islamic law, history, institutions, theology, and mysticism; Comparative religion (Judaism, Christianity and Islam); Interdisciplinary investigations of modern topics using the social sciences. The program is administered by an interdisciplinary Graduate School group. The current director is Ellis Goldberg, Professor, Political Science. The program of studies includes courses offered in the

66. Courses (p. 2) - Middle East Studies Asia near E 402 Classical arabic literature in Translation near E in near East Languageand literature near E Research near E 520 near eastern Civilization and http://jsis.artsci.washington.edu/programs/mideast/mid-cr2.html

Middle East Studies Courses (Pg. 2) JSIS courses and languages: [ Page 1 Other courses in the Middle East field: Anthropology Archaeology Art History Comparative Religion ... Russian and Eastern European Studies Literature Courses and Seminars: Arabic Hebrew Persian Turkish ... Seattle Information Other courses in the Middle East field: The following courses are are offered through other schools and departments of the University. The current General Catalog gives descriptions for all these courses. Anthropology ANTH 318 People and Cultures of the Islamic Middle East ANTH 419 Islamic Peoples of Southwest and South Asia Archaeology ARCHY 303 Old World Prehistory ARCHY 312 The Archaeology of Egypt Art History ART H 350 City of Cairo ART H 451 Early Christian and Byzantine Art and Architecture ART H 452 Art, Religion, and Politics in the Early Christian Period Comparative Religion RELIG 201 Introduction to World Religions: Western Traditions RELIG 322 The Gospels and Jesus of Nazareth RELIG 324 The Emergence of Christianity RELIG 327 Eastern Christian Traditions RELIG 410 Law and Judaic Experience RELIG 420 The World of the Early Church RELIG 426 Gnosticism and Early Christianity RELIG 492 Topics in Early Christianity Economics ECON 406 Undergraduate Seminar in Economics Education Studies Geography GEOG 432 Population and Urbanization in the Newly Independent States GEOG 433 Resource Use and Management in Russia and the Newly Independent States History HIST 361 Slavery HIST 363 Wars in the Modern Near East

67. CMES: People And Faculty arabic, Hispanoarabic (joint appointment with near eastern Studies). Chana Kronfeld,Ph.D., Associate Professor, Hebrew literature (joint appointment with near http://ias.berkeley.edu/cmes/people_files/index_people.html

People Professor Nezar AlSayyad Center Chair at the Department of Architecture at City and Regional Planning at the Center for Environmental Design, Master's of Urban Design at IASTE ... Dr. Laurence Michalak Vice Chair Ms. Casondra Sobieralski Program Representive II Faculty Agricultural and Resource Economics Peter Berck, Ph.D., Professor, Israel, water resources Alain de Janvry, Ph.D., Professor, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt Gordon C. Rausser, Ph.D., Professor, Israel, water resources Elizabeth Sadoulet, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Morocco David Zilberman, Ph.D., Professor, Israel, water resources Back to top Anthropology Mariane Ferme, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Comparative Islamic Studies, Arab World, West Africa Laura Nader, Ph.D., Professor, Cultural Anthropology, Lebanon

68. Near Eastern Studies David Owen ancient near eastern history and archaeology; Assyriology; biblical DeborahStarr modern Hebrew and arabic literature; critical theory; film. http://www.gradschool.cornell.edu/academics_research/fields/fields.php?a=3&id=13

69. Near Eastern Studies a high degree of specialization in one or more of the following areas ancient NearEastern studies (including archaeology); arabic literature; biblical studies http://www.gradschool.cornell.edu/academics_research/fields/fields.php?a=4&id=13

70. CMENAS 520 Near Eastern Languages & Literatures near eastern Languages and literatures. `Abbasid belleslettres (Cambridge Historyof arabic literature) Cambridge England ; New York Cambridge University http://www.lib.umich.edu/area/Near.East/nelit.html

CMENAS 520 Near Eastern Languages and Literatures `Abbasid belles-lettres (Cambridge History of Arabic Literature) Cambridge [England] ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1990. (PJ 7530 .A181 1990) `Abd al-Rahman, `Afif Muhammad. Maktabat al-`asr al-Jahili wa-adabuh al-Tab`ah 1. Bayrut : Dar al-Andalus, 1984. (Z7052.A13 R35) `Abidini, Hasan. Farhang-i dastannivisan-i Iran Tihran : Tihran Dabiran, [13]69 [1990]. (PK 6403 .A14) `Awwad, Kurkis. al-Mabahith al-lughawiyah. 1965. (Z 7052 .A96) Afroasiatic; a survey. The Hague, Mouton, 1971. (PJ990 .A141 1971) Afshar, Iraj. Kitabha-yi Iran. Tihran, Anjuman-i Kitab. (Z 3366 .K63) Alangu, Tahir. Cumhuriyetten sonra hikaye ve roman: antologi Istanbul [Istanbul Matbaas ] 1959- (PL 240 .A32 C97) Allen, Roger M. A. An introduction to Arabic literature / Roger Allen. New York : Cambridge University Press, 2000. (PJ 7510 .A431 2000) (Neues Handbuch der Literaturwissenschaft ; Bd. 1) Wiesbaden : Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft Athenaion, 1978. (PN 553 .N49 v.1) Anawati, Georges C., 1905-.

71. Links To Resources On The Middle Eastern And Judaica Islamic Studies, Islam, arabic, and Religion (Website Institute of Ancient near EasternStudies (Charles Society of Biblical literature Online Resources Other http://www.lib.umich.edu/area/Near.East/NewLinks.html

The University of Michigan Library Near East Division Links to Internet Resources on the Middle East and Judaica Quick Contents Resources on the Ancient Near East General Middle Eastern Resources Resources on Judaica and Hebraica (including Israel) Resources on Turkey and Turkish Studies Computers and Languages of the Near East Scholarly and Professional Associations Library Related and Publishers' Sites News and Electronic Publications Resources in Linguistics Electronic Text Collections Bibliographical Resources in Middle Eastern Studies (CMENAS 520) Last updated 04 June 2004 Return main Near East Division page 1. Ancient Near East: University of Chicago Oriental Institute Homepage (Ancient Near East) ABZU : Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East Available on the Internet Oriental Institute Research Archives Acquisitions Lists Ancient Near East and Mediterranean World (A University of Chicago project that preserves deteriorated research materials relating to the history, art and archaeology of the ancient Near East and the ancient Mediterranean world) ETANA (Electronic Tools and Ancient Near East Archives) Mnemotrix ArchaeoSearch DataBase of Ancient Near East and Classical Studies (Mnemotrix Systems, Inc. and the Institute of Archaeology at Bar Ilan University)

72. Selected Resources In Near Eastern Studies PT 60018001 = arabic language literature PJ 6001-8518. PT 9300-9360 = ModernHebrew literature PJ 4501-5192. N 5350-5460 Ancient near eastern art. http://www.library.jhu.edu/findit/subjects/neareast/nearconcord.html

Home Find It Subject Guides Near Eastern Studies Near East. P Classification Near Eastern Studies: A Concordance to the P Classification (old - white label, and new - blue label) for Near Eastern Studies White Label P (Old JHU Usage) Blue Label P (Current Usage) PT 661-680 = Christian oriental literature PJ 601-621 PT 700-990 = Islamic literature PJ 701-989 PT 2301-2599 = Hamitic languages PJ 991-995 (general) “ PJ 2340-2399 (Lybico-Berber) “ PJ 2401-2594 (Cushitic) languages PT 2901-2920 = Hittites P 945 PT 3001-3099 = Semitic philology PJ 3001-3097 PT 3101-3228 = Assyriology PJ 3101-3971 PT 3961-3970 = Cappadocian P 956.5 PT 4101 = Canaanite languages PJ 4131-4197 PT 5301-5340 = Aramaic PJ 5201-5329 PT 5401-6000 = Syriac language PJ 5401-5909 PT 8991-8999 = Ethiopian languages PJ 8991-9293 PT 9131 = Tigre PJ 9131 PT 9200-9299 = Amharic PJ 9201-9269 PT 9300-9360 = Modern Hebrew literature PJ 4501-5192 LC Locations Outside P with a Partial Concordance to White Label PT BL 1600-1710 Semitic mythologies PT 3006 BL 2420-2455 Egyptian mythology PT 1643 BS 701-1830 Hebrew scriptures PT 4854-4884 CC 1-960 Archaeology PT 4752 CD 5201-5391 Seals, ancient PT 3931

73. Graduateschool.com; Graduate Schools, Graduate Schools, Search For Graduate Scho Any graduate school program in Middle/near eastern and Semitic linguistics, dialectsand pidgins, literature, and applications to 16.1101, arabic Language and http://www.graduateschool.com/mapspecialties.cfm?fam=14&dis=151

74. IAAS: Department Of Arabic And Islamic Studies the present, instruction is given in Classical and Modern arabic in both in 20012002,there are courses on Sufism, near eastern literature, Andalusian culture http://www.helsinki.fi/hum/aakkl/d_arabic.html

Institute for Asian and African Studies Aasian ja Afrikan kielten ja kulttuurien laitos Department of Arabic and Islamic Studies Personnel Current research Historical background Knut Tallqvist (1865-1949), Professor of Oriental literature from 1898 to 1933, was an eminent Assyriologist, but in the 1890s he also collected material on Spoken Arabic and Arabic folklore. After his retirement from the chair he started a Finnish translation of the Qur'an, which was continued by Armas Salonen (1915-1981), Professor of Assyriology, and completed by Jussi Aro (1928-1983), Professor of Semitic languages from 1965 to 1983. Aro, too, started his academic career as an Assyriologist, but after his appointment to the chair turned increasingly to studies of Arabic. In the field of Arabic linguistics, he published a study on the dialect of ez-Zreriyye. He also wrote several books in Finnish on different aspects of the cultural history of the Middle East. Other Finnish Assyriologists have also contributed to Arabic and Islamic studies. Thus in 1943, Harri Holma (1886-1954), then Finnish Ambassador to the Vatican, published a biography of the Prophet Muhammad in Finnish; later on it appeared in Swedish as well as in French (Mahomet, Paris 1946). In 1979-80 Erkki Salonen (b. 1930), Docent of Assyriology, published studies on the dialects of Gaza and Shirqat (Assur). The main field of Aapeli Saarisalo (1896-1986), Professor of Oriental literature from 1935 to 1963, was biblical archaeology, but his publications, too, include a monograph on Arabic studies, titled Songs of the Druzes (1932).

75. Arabic Nes certificate.html, NES Undergraduate Certificate Department of near eastern StudiesCertificate example, NES 529, Readings in Modern arabic literature, and NES http://results.veoda.com/key3/Arabic Nes.html

Web: " Arabic Nes Images Groups ... Language Hold on, we're searching for Arabic Nes on... var sb = document.getElementById('processing'); sb.innerHTML = sb.innerHTML+"Yahoo MSN Google AltavistaArabic Nes content sites Arabic Nes directory"; Arabic Nes Results of about for Arabic Nes definition seconds) Arabic Nes Links near eastern studies eastern studies arabic hebrew persian [pdf adobe acrobat] ... /branncv.htm CURRICULUM VITAE. ROSS BRANN. EDUCATION. 1981 Ph.D., Course Descriptions 2003-04, UA General Catalog ... Fall 03 - Winter 03/Spring 04 - Summer 04 Arabic (ARB ... ... 03/Spring 04 - Summer 04 Near Eastern Studies (NES ) ................................... Fall 03 ... Cornell Special Programs : : : Intensive Arabic Program Intensive Arabic Summer Program. Cornell University Department of Near Eastern Studies. The Program ... NES 111-Elementary Arabic I ( June 7-July 2, 2004) NES 112-Elementary Arabic II ( July 7-August 3, 2004 ... NES Undergraduate Courses ... NES 521, 522 Readings in Classical Arab Historians and Biographers NES 523 Readings in Judeo Arabic NES 529 Readings in Modern Arabic Literature NES 531, 532 Readings in Classical Arabic Literature ... ross brann CURRICULUM VITAE. ROSS BRANN. EDUCATION. 1981. Ph.D.

76. Department Of Near Eastern Studies Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees with a major in near eastern Studies Areas ofMA fields include the Middle eastern languages (arabic, Persian and http://fp.arizona.edu/neareast/

NES Departmental Directory MENA Graduate Student Organization The Center for Middle Eastern Studies NES Undergraduate Organization ... The University of Arizona Near Eastern Studies (NES) NES investigates the languages, history, cultures, literature and geography of the region now known as the Middle East, but referred to as the Near East for studies of the pre-Christian era. This region includes the Arab world, Turkey, Iran and Israel, and ranges from Morocco on the Atlantic Ocean to the Persian Gulf. NES offers programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts (BA), Master of Arts (MA) and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees with a major in Near Eastern Studies. Areas of MA fields include the Middle Eastern languages (Arabic, Persian and Turkish), cultures, history, politics and civilizations of the Islamic Middle East. Concentrations at the doctoral level are available in the fields of languages and literature, and Islamic studies. Students wishing to concentrate in history or politics at the doctoral level must apply to the appropriate disciplinary department upon completion of the MA. For more information about the Near Eastern Studies program at The University of Arizona, please contact us by e-mail:

77. Departmental Directory - UA Dept. Of Near Eastern Studies William Dever William Dever Professor Emeritus near East Archeology Professor (OnLeave 0304) arabic Language Assistant Professor, NES Middle eastern Art http://fp.arizona.edu/neareast/directory.htm

NES Home Page The Center for Middle Eastern Studies MENA Graduate Student Organization NES Undergraduate Organization ... The University of Arizona Departmental Directory (Click on photo for biography and curriculum vitae.) OTHER MIDDLE EASTERN FACULTY Ludwig Adamec Professor Emeritus Middle East History adamec@email.arizona.edu Anne Betteridge Associate Professor, NES Director, CMES Director, Undergraduate Studies Iranian Women and Culture anneb@email.arizona.edu Michael Bonine Professor and Department Head, NES Professor, Geography Middle East Geography bonine@email.arizona.edu William Dever Professor Emeritus No Email Parvaneh Farzad Adjunct Instructor Persian Language Farzad@email.arizona.edu Samira Farwaneh Assistant Professor farwaneh@email.arizona.edu Esther Fuchs Hebrew Literature Women's Studies fuchs@email.arizona.edu Adel Gamal Professor (On Leave 03-04) gamal@email.arizona.edu (520) 621-8013 (message only) Leila Hudson Assistant Professor Islamic Studies lhudson@email.arizona.edu Amy Newhall Director, Middle East Studies Association

78. Washington University - Asian And Near Eastern Languages And Literatures arabic/PERSIAN FILM SERIES Sponsored by the Washington University Departmentof Asian and near eastern Languages and Literatures UNDER CONSTRUCTION. http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~anell/events/apfilm.html

Arabic Chinese Hebrew Hindi Japanese Korean Persian Home Courses Graduate Study Undergraduate ... Contact Us FILM SERIES ARABIC/PERSIAN FILM SERIES Sponsored by the Washington University Department of Asian and Near Eastern Languages and Literatures UNDER CONSTRUCTION Other Film Series: Chinese Israeli Japanese Top of Page

79. Yale > Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations > Introduction academic work involves arabic – including Religious Medieval Studies, ComparativeLiterature, and Anthropology The Department of near eastern Languages http://www.yale.edu/nelc/

Click here to see enlarged image of map. Introduction The Department regularly sponsors lectures, colloquia, and presentations by scholars from around the world. The Department has also organized two special events in response to the current world situation, the first a panel discussion after September 11 and the second a teach-in during the war with Iraq. In recent years, the Department has organized and hosted two major international conferences, with associated exhibitions in the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library and Sterling Memorial Library. The NELC Roundtable offers students an opportunity to rehearse public speaking about work in progress and receive feedback from faculty and peers in an informal atmosphere. The Yale Arabic Colloquium (YAC) Next: About the Faculty

80. Near Eastern Studies, Fall Term 1991 LS&A Course Guide ancient Egyptian, AssyrianBabylonian, Hittite, Iranian, Biblical leading to (2)Classical near eastern and Islamic literatures arabic, Persian and Turkish http://www.lsa.umich.edu/saa/publications/courseguide/fall/archive/fall91.cg/NES

NEAR EASTERN STUDIES General Near East (Division 439) 101. Introduction to Near Eastern Studies. (4). (HU). 201/Rel. 201. Introduction to World Religions: Near Eastern. (4). (HU). See Religion 201. 361. God and History in the Ancient Near East. (3). (Excl). This course, specifically for undergraduates, attempts a combination of approaches to Ancient Near Eastern History, one which stresses cultural and intellectual concerns against the backdrop of necessary political history. Beginning with the decipherment of the first writing in Mesopotamia and Egypt, the study explores the first organization of human life and activity in recorded history. The course is as much interested in "capturing" the human perspectives of the era (3000-323 B.C.) as in setting in order consecutive events. We shall be looking at politics, religion, subsistence issues, literature and world-views of ancient Semitic peoples. The course requires no previous background, and is introductory in nature. It will be taught through a combination of lecture and discussion techniques. 442/Hist. 442. The First Millennium of the Islamic Near East.

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