Duke University Middle East Studies Center
College University
Why pick this one
Duke University Middle East Studies Center combines Middle Eastern language training, interdisciplinary courses, and FLAS funding for students and faculty.
Best for
- Duke students seeking Middle Eastern language training
- Graduate and undergraduate students pursuing Middle East area studies
- Students needing funding for field research, language programs, or conference travel
- Faculty planning interdisciplinary Middle East workshops or public events
- Researchers studying Middle Eastern religions, histories, cultures, politics, or societies
Look elsewhere if
- People seeking a nonacademic commercial service
- Applicants who are not pursuing Middle East studies, language training, research, or related university programming
Specialties
- Middle Eastern language training
- Middle East geopolitics, culture, and society courses
- Middle East field research funding
- Foreign Language and Area Studies fellowships
- Interdisciplinary Middle East research and public programming
Certifications
- Duke-UNC Consortium for Middle East Studies
What makes them different
- Housed inside Duke University's John Hope Franklin Center
- Offers FLAS fellowships with up to $20,000 graduate stipends and $18,000 toward tuition and fees for academic-year awards
- Supports intensive Middle Eastern language study in the United States or abroad
- Provides funding for student field research, language training, and conference travel
- Offers faculty event funding for interdisciplinary workshops, public events, and work-in-progress discussions
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Contact & Location
- Address
- 110 John Hope Franklin Center , Durham, NC 27708
- Phone
- +19196681653
- Website
- http://middleeaststudies.duke.edu/
- mideast@duke.edu
Services
- Interdisciplinary university courses
- Language training
- Student and faculty funding
- Study abroad and DukeEngage support
- Guest speakers, conferences, and film festivals
- Research and outreach