Micro-credential History of the Islamic World

A historical perspective on the 'other'

Description

In this programme you will learn to understand the complex relationships between Muslims and Christians during the pre-modern and modern periods and possesses both a theoretical and a more practical framework to analyse the interactions between the two worlds. You will get a deeper understanding of Middle Eastern politics and society and the role of Islam. As a result you will be able to critically analyse the media, interpret economic interests in political relations and frame the role of identity and nationalism in the Islamic world and Europe.

Who for?

Secondary school teachers (history), staff members of social organisations / civil society / study services and everyone with a broader interest in this subject.

Program

12 ECTS-credits

2E SEM

6 ECTS-credits

Lecturer(s):

• Malika Dekkiche
• - NNB

1E SEM

6 ECTS-credits

Lecturer(s):

• Roschanack Shaery-Yazdi