Political Economy of the Middle East

MA

| Admissions status: Open

STRUCTURE OVERVIEW

Core programme content

Indicative non-core content

Indicative non-core content

Globalization and business in the Middle East
Foreign trade in the Middle East
The politics of business in contemporary Middle East
European Union and the Middle East: economics, politics and peace
US police in the Middle EastTurkey and the Middle East
Political Economy of the Welfare State
Critical Political Economy
The political economy of China and East Asia
State Builders, Revolutionaries and Reactionaries: Makers of the Contemporary Middle East.

FORMAT AND ASSESSMENT

120 credits from taught modules assessed by essay; 60 credits from individual dissertation supervised by staff member.

KEY FACTS

Programme leader/s

Dr Ashraf Mishrif (Senior Lecturer in Political Economy, Middle East & Mediterranean Studies programme)

Awarding institution

King's College London

Credit value (UK/ECTS equivalent)

UK 180/ECTS 90

Duration

One year FT, September to September.

Location