ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY
Tempe, Arizona

Program
Islamic Studies—Interdisciplinary

Courses
History
Ancient Near East and Egypt (annually)
The Modern Middle East (annually)

Religion
Introduction to Islam (every Spring)
Islamic Civilization (interdisciplinary with History, Religious Studies, Humanities; biannually)
Islamic Religious Tradition (once every 3 years)
Islamic Mysticism (biennially)
Islam in the Modern World (taught every spring)
Islam in Southeast Asia (annually)
Studies in Islamic Religion (annually)
Women in Islam (every year)

Faculty
History
Roger Adelson (modern Middle East history)
James Rush (modern Indonesia)
Religious Studies
Mark Wood­ward (Islamic religion and Islam in South East Asia)
Sani Umar (Study of Islam, and the state and colonialism in the twentieth century)
David Damrel (Islam in Central and South Asia and comparative mysticism)
Visiting Distinguished Professor
Charles Adams (spring semester only)

Chair
Joel Gereboff, Department of Religious Studies

Scholarships/Graduate Support
University graduate fellowships and teaching assist­antships by department (history and religious studies)

Special Features
Arizona State University offers a concentration in Islamic and/or Mid­dle East studies for undergraduate majors in history, religious studies, humani­ties, and liberal arts and a certificate in Southeast Asian Studies.

Inquiries
Joel Gereboff
Department of Religious Studies
Arizona State University
Tempe AZ 85287-0402
602-965-7145
fax 602-965-5139
patra@asu.edu
www.asu.edu/clas/religious_studies

Last Updated: Wednesday, December 08, 2004