Best Universities for African & modern Middle Eastern studies
Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING MODE:
- Blended learning.
- OPEN DAYS:
- Virtual visit days have taken place.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- Most classes, tutorials, seminars, and lectures of 35 students or less will continue to be taught in-person. Specific remote provision will be made for students who cannot be in St Andrews at this time. Most of their large teaching activities must remain online at the start of semester. They strongly encourage students to wear face-coverings when in company indoors.
7 African & modern Middle Eastern studies reviews at University of St Andrews
Arabic and German and Russian, MA Hons
By member1265121 On 28th December 21Love my course so much - it’s crazy hectic, but the tutors are great & so much support
International Relations and Middle East Studies, MA Hons
By member1155236 On 15th March 21I really enjoyed my course, it has been everything I hoped it would be
Arabic and Modern History, MA Hons
By member555161 On 11th March 21Very good course. Great staff and excellent facilities
Arabic and Mediaeval History, MA Hons
By Ben123 On 29th July 18Very interesting course with a broad range of modules and a fantastic teaching.
Arabic and International Relations, MA Hons
By rose.emmaline On 11th October 15The Arabic department is very small and very close-knit, so you tend to get to know everyone else in your year very well. You learn at a much slower pace than you would with a romance language but, in the end, you'll come out with a solid knowledge of the language. IR is full of professors who have published numerous books and articles in their specific fields. Everyone in the department is very accomplished and, from my experience, they're very helpful and willing to answer any questions you may have. There's a reason we're #1 in the UK!
Modern Languages (Arabic and German) and International Relations, MA Hons
By member1216551 On 8th October 15Modern Languages (Arabic and German) and International Relations, MA Hons
By member1216551 On 8th October 15