Future Students

Travel Study - Egypt

HLS/HIS 261: History of the Middle East

3 credit hours
Gain an analytical framework to examine the history of the Middle East region, focusing on the following areas: the pre-Islamic era; the rise and expansion of Islam; medieval Muslim society and culture; the rise, decline, and collapse of the Ottoman Empire; the impact of the West on politics and society; the rise of nationalism; the Arab-Israeli conflict and peace process; and modern revolutionary movements and the resurgence of Islam.

Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENG 111 or ENG 115 or ENG 121.

Note: Also offered as HIS 261; credit will not be given for both HLS 261 and HIS 261.

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Discover the wonders of Egypt with Professor Joseph Stanik, a frequent traveler to the Middle East, who will bring the history of this extraordinary region to life.  During your adventure, you will meet the Sphinx and tour the pyramids at Giza, Saqqara, and Dahshur; explore bustling and historic Cairo and cosmopolitan Alexandria; and take an unforgettable cruise up the Nile to experience the exotic treasures of Upper Egypt.

Destination
Egypt

Travel Dates
June 22 – July 6, 2013

Cost
Approximately $3,000 per person (based on double occupancy)
plus tuition for those enrolling in the 3 credit option

Registration Deadline
March 14, 2013

Itinerary
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Trip Flyer
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Contact Information
Joseph Stanik