
Fast Facts
Course:
The History of the Arab-Israeli Conflict (SPCR205/48499)
Teaching Faculty:
Language of Instruction:
English
Credits/Hours:
Academic hours: 45
Credits: 3
Course Dates:
June 28 – July 22, 2021
Eligibility:
Undergraduate and graduate students; mature learners with an academic background
Application Deadline:
May 16, 2021
Costs:
Application fee: US$ 80
Tuition: US$ 1,730
Housing: US$ 850
Relevant Academic Fields:
History, politics, international relations, conflict resolution
Highlights
- Develop an understanding of the complexity of the Arab-Israeli conflict.
- Understand the role of the conflict in relations between Arab nations and among various actors within the Palestinian national movement.
- Explore conflicting views via in-class student presentations and historical “trials.”
- Visit important sites that will deepen your understanding of the conflict.
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