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Near
Eastern Studies
2068
Frieze Building
105 South State Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1285 |
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| Phone:
(734) 764-0314 |
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| Fax:
(734) 936-2679 |
| Website:
http://www.umich.edu/~neareast/ |
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Undergraduate
Concentration Programs
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Undergraduate
Courses (by division)
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Languages Taught
- Akkadian
- Arabic (Modern Standard, Ancient, Classical, Medieval, Colloquial Egyptian, Colloquial Levantine)
- Aramaic
- Armenian (Western, Eastern, Classical)
- Avestan
- Coptic
- Hebrew (Modern, Biblical)
- Middle Egyptian
- Persian
- Sumerian
- Turkish (Standard, Ottoman, Tanzimat)
- Ugaritic
- Uzbek
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Advising
Students
interested in the Department's concentration programs in ACABS,
AAPTIS, HJCS, or NEC should contact the department's director
of undergraduate studies who will direct the student to the appropriate
concentration advisor. Students who plan to complete the concentration
requirements for a Bachelor of Arts degree in Near Eastern Studies
must complete the LS&A Declaration Form. This form
is available at the departmental office, or at the Academic Advising
Center (1255 Angell Hall). One copy should be submitted to the
Department of Near Eastern Studies and the other to the Academic
Advising Center.
Related Links
Dr.
Raymond Tanter's Middle
East Conflicts
Near Eastern
Division, University Library
Internet
Center
for Middle Eastern
and North African Studies
Center
for Judaic Studies
Project
STaR
(School of Social Work)
Jewish Community of Washtenaw
County and Ann Arbor
The
Kelsey Museum of
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology
Museum of Anthropology
Middle
East Studies Association of North America
Language
Resource Center
Project FLAME (Foreign Language
Applications in the Multimedia Environment)

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