Ma in Mediterranean Studies

Graduates of Departments of domestic Universities and Higher Technological Institutes and graduates of foreign recognized equivalent institutions. Applicant students should have a degree in a relevant field of study (e.g., Political Science, International Relations, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Economics and Law).

The MA in Mediterranean Studies is designed to be a flexible and dynamic umbrella program that covers a wide variety of issues and problems across different disciplines (i.e., Political Science, International Relations, Cultural Studies, and Economics). It is premised on a multidimensional approach to an array of pressing, though interdependent, questions such as conflict, security and nationalism; democratization, civil society and the Arab Spring; Cultures and multiculturalism; women’s issues and activism; economic crisis and development; and energy security and environmental challenges. The structure of the program facilitates the diverse contributions of faculty of the different participating institutions, enabling and sustaining the program’s wide-ranging focus.

The teaching language is English.