BA Languages and Cultures (Middle East, Africa, South and Southeast Asia) and Arabic

Course Overview This combined degree offers a unique interdisciplinary exploration of the cultures, histories, and societies of Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Students will develop a vital comparative perspective by studying these dynamic regions through the critical lenses of language, film, literature, and cultural theory. The program's flexibility allows it to be tailored with a second discipline such as Politics, Anthropology, or History to create a specialized academic pathway. Key Program Highlights Gain a broad, comparative understanding of Africa, the Middle East, and Asia Study through diverse mediums including language, film, and literature Customize your degree by combining it with another discipline like Politics or History Develop critical analytical skills in cultural and postcolonial studies Build a strong foundational knowledge in the first year for advanced specialization