Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Contemporary Mediterranean Studies with Middle Eastern and Asian Languages and Cultures (Chinese)

University of Malta

Bachelor's degree

Study Discipline: Arts & Humanities

Study Programme Details

City: Msida

Country: Malta

Admission Sessions: Autumn Session

Study Format: Full Time

Mode of Study: Fully on Site

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Programme Type

Bachelor's degree

Duration

36 Months

Scholarship Available

Yes

Language

English

About this Study Course

Embark on a transformative journey through the heart of contemporary Mediterranean studies with a focus on Middle Eastern and Asian languages and cultures. Our comprehensive program delves into the intricate tapestry of Mediterranean affairs, exploring anthropology, politics, international relations, and more. Through interdisciplinary lenses, you’ll unravel the complexities of modern society, equipped with a nuanced understanding of migration, foreign policy, and multi-country dynamics. Engage in the Erasmus+ mobility program to broaden your horizons and enrich your academic experience with diverse perspectives. Cap off your studies with a research-based dissertation, delving into a topic of your choice to showcase your expertise and analytical prowess.

Overview

Upon completion of this dynamic program, you’ll emerge as a proficient navigator of contemporary Mediterranean issues, ready to contribute to global discourse and action. Armed with robust research and analytical skills, you’ll adeptly dissect complex societal challenges and policy formulations. Dive deep into the historical, cultural, and political facets shaping the Mediterranean landscape, gaining invaluable insights into regional dynamics. With a firm grasp of theoretical concepts and key events, you’ll adeptly analyze and contextualize contemporary affairs, paving the way for informed perspectives and impactful solutions.

Admission Requirements

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Year 1:

ANT1004 Ethnography and Anthropological Theory
GEO1005 The Geography of Populations: Concepts and Theories
HST1126 The Mediterranean in Modern Times
ANT1003 Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology
HST1023 Introduction to Maltese Historical Demography
IRL1082 Introduction to Political Studies
IRL1091 Soft Power in International Relations: An Introduction to the Role of Media and Culture
PHI1014 Political Philosophy
And more

Year 2:

IRL3096 Contemporary European Studies
ANT3006 Political Anthropology
ANT3030 Anthropology of Migration
ARB2022 Arab History and Civilization: The Oral Tradition
GEO2050 Historical and Political Geography
HST2014 A History of the Family and Sexual Behaviour
HST2017 Anglo-Italian Relations in the Mediterranean: From the Renaissance to the Cold War
HST3011 European Industrialisation and Mediterranean Underdevelopment
IRL2074 The Muslim-Arab World in Contemporary Times
And more

Year 3:

ATS3000 Dissertation: CMS
ANT3038 Ecology and Culture in the Mediterranean
IRL2090 International Relations since 1919
ANT2002 Law, State and Society in Southern Europe
ANT2003 Nation, State and Society in the Middle East/North Africa
ANT2020 Kinship, Family and Marriage
ANT3019 Historical Anthropology
GEO3021 Climate Change and Sustainability in the Mediterranean
HST2015 Tracing Family History: Archival Depositories, Digital Resources and Genealogical Research
And more

Non EU Applicants:

Fee per academic year: Eur 8,500

Local/EU/EEA Applicants:

No fees apply

Future Career Outcomes

Our alumni have forged successful paths in diverse fields, from diplomacy to journalism, leveraging their expertise in contemporary Mediterranean studies and language proficiency. As global demand for nuanced understanding of regional dynamics continues to grow, our graduates stand poised to excel in an array of professions. With finely honed research, analytical, and intercultural communication skills, they are well-equipped to navigate the complexities of today’s interconnected world.