Program Name :

Specialization :

Number of Seats :

10 + Foreign Nationals

Degree Requirement :

Course Requirement :

Jobs Prospects :

Program Educational Objectives (PEO's) :

The Program Educational Objectives describe what graduates of the Department are expected to achieve within a few years of their graduation. The PEOs of the Department of West Asian Studies and North African Studies, AMU, are:

PEO 1: Demonstrate specialised, interdisciplinary knowledge of the political, economic, historical, and socio-cultural dimensions of the WANA region.

PEO 2: Attain proficiency in Arabic/other regional languages and communicate effectively in academic, professional, and cross-cultural contexts.

PEO 3: Produce and contribute original research to national and international academic and policy discourse.

PEO 4: Apply conflict and peace studies frameworks to analyse regional issues and engage with policy challenges.

PEO 5: Perform effectively in diverse professional roles with ethical responsibility, global citizenship, and cultural sensitivity.

Program Outcomes (PO's) :

PO 1: Demonstrate advanced knowledge of the political, economic, and socio-cultural dynamics of West Asia and North Africa.

PO 2: Attain advanced proficiency in Arabic for engaging with original regional sources and documents.

PO 3: Apply theoretical frameworks and research methodologies to analyze regional and international issues.

PO 4: Use conflict resolution and peace studies approaches to assess and address regional conflicts.

PO 5: Evaluate the political economy, development models, and economic transformations of WANA states.

PO 6: Analyze geopolitical and strategic dynamics, including energy politics and global power relations.

PO 7: Conduct independent research and produce scholarly work suitable for academic publication.

PO 8: Compare political, economic, and social trends across WANA sub-regions.

PO 9: Communicate effectively through academic writing, policy briefs, and scholarly engagement.

PO 10: Demonstrate professional readiness with ethical responsibility and global citizenship.

Table 1: Mapping of Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs) with Programme Outcomes (POs) in BA Major (International Studies)

The integrated PEOs–POs
matrix ensures alignment between programme objectives, learning outcomes, and course delivery, fostering knowledge, research, policy engagement, and professional competence.

Curriculum :

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Accreditation :

No

Program Name :

Specialization :

Number of Seats :

10 + Foreign Students

Degree Requirement :

Course Requirement :

Jobs Prospects :

Program Educational Objectives (PEO's) :

The Program Educational Objectives describe what graduates of the Department are expected to achieve within a few years of their graduation. The PEOs of the Department of West Asian Studies and North African Studies, AMU, are:

PEO 1: Demonstrate specialised, interdisciplinary knowledge of the political, economic, historical, and socio-cultural dimensions of the WANA region.

PEO 2: Attain proficiency in Arabic/other regional languages and communicate effectively in academic, professional, and cross-cultural contexts.

PEO 3: Produce and contribute original research to national and international academic and policy discourse.

PEO 4: Apply conflict and peace studies frameworks to analyse regional issues and engage with policy challenges.

PEO 5: Perform effectively in diverse professional roles with ethical responsibility, global citizenship, and cultural sensitivity.

Program Outcomes (PO's) :

Upon successful completion of the MA programme, students will be able to:

PO 1: Demonstrate advanced knowledge of the political, economic, and socio-cultural dynamics of West Asia and North Africa.

PO 2: Attain advanced proficiency in Arabic for engaging with original regional sources and documents.

PO 3: Apply theoretical frameworks and research methodologies to analyse regional and international issues.

PO 4: Use conflict-resolution and peace-studies approaches to assess and address regional conflicts.

PO 5: Evaluate the political economy, development models, and economic transformations of WANA states.

PO 6: Analyse geopolitical and strategic dynamics, including energy politics and global power relations.

PO 7: Conduct independent research and produce scholarly work suitable for academic publication.

PO 8: Compare political, economic, and social trends across WANA sub-regions.

PO 9: Communicate effectively through academic writing, policy briefs, and scholarly engagement.

PO 10: Demonstrate professional readiness with ethical responsibility and global citizenship.

Table 1: Mapping of Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs) with Programme Outcomes (POs) in  MA West Asian and International Studies Programme

The integrated PEOs–POs matrix ensures alignment between programme objectives, learning outcomes, and course delivery, fostering knowledge, research, policy engagement, and professional competence.

Syllabus :

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Curriculum :

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Accreditation :

Yes