Arabic, Persian and Turkish languages and cultures: Turkish Studies
This is a specialisation of the master programme of Arabic, Persian and Turkish Languages and Cultures.
Ottoman/Turkish
| Course | EC | Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
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| Sources and Methods of Middle East Studies: History and Social Theory | 10 | ||
| Course(s) in Turkey | 10 | ||
| Master's Thesis | 20 | ||
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Literature Seminar I & II: students choose two of the following three courses |
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| From Ottoman Empire to Turkish Republic | 10 | ||
| MA Christianity in the Ottoman Empire | 5 | ||
| The Ottoman Empire and Europe | 10 | ||
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Students staying in Leiden take one or two of the following four courses up to a total of 10 ECTS. |
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| Manuscripts as Sources for Ottoman Cultural History | 5 | ||
| Topics in Turkish Linguistics | 5 | ||
| Turkey since World War II | 5 | ||
| Worlds of Fiction, Modernism and Postmodernism in Turkish Literature | 5 | ||
Central Asian
More info
Start of the academic year 2009-2010
The Department welcomes its Master students and those from other departments in the
School of Middle Eastern Studies on Monday, August 31, 11.15 -15.00 hrs in Building
Matthias de Vrieshof 4, room 008A.
Classes will start on Monday, September 7. The academic year, however, officially starts on 31 August 2009.
We expect you to be in Leiden on that date.
Prior to the start of the academic year, Leiden University offers you an Induction Programme consisting of three parts.
1) 10-14 August- “EL CID” Orientation Week (Costs 60 EURO)
2) 17-26 August ACCULTURATION WEEKS (Costs 200 EURO)
3) A two day introduction programme organized by the International Office. This
two-day programme, which this year will take place on August 27 and 28, consists
of a general introduction to the university, the city of Leiden, and the student
organisations. This programme is free of charge.
FAQ on the start of the programme.