8 Master's in Middle Eastern Studies in Africa

In 1961, an Arabic unit was established in the University of Ibadan to assuage the desire of scholars who were desirous of accessing information on the history of North African societies most of which were written or documented in Arabic. The Arabic Language and Literature programme is offered at the University Of Ibadan.

Through Arabic Studies from The American University in Cairo students gain a comprehensive academic and intellectual foundation through eight graduate courses, culminating in a research-based thesis that offers original contributions to their field of specialization.

The North African and Middle Eastern Studies course from Al Akhawayn University offers an intensive study of social sciences and humanities courses focusing on North Africa and the Middle East.

The Political Science - Comparative and Middle East Politics and Society (University of Tubingen) programme from The American University in Cairo provides you with in-depth knowledge of the complexities and challenges of the ever-evolving political and societal dynamics across the Middle East and North Africa region. 

Arabic from the University of the Western Cape allows you to study one of the major languages in the world, especially in the Middle East, North Africa and some Mediterranean countries.

This Biblical Studies - Old Testament and Hebrew Scriptures programme from University of Pretoria offers the student with a four-year BDiv, a BThHons or equivalent qualification, the opportunity of theological specialisation and research at master’s level.

Immerse yourself in Middle East Studies from The American University in Cairo is a two-year program for aspiring professionals and academics. The Graduate Diploma is a two-semester program for those new to intensive Middle East studies. Join to deepen your understanding of this pivotal region.

The master of Arabic at University of South Africa (UNISA) offers high-quality general academic and career-focused distance education tuition in the arts, humanities, social sciences, religion and theology.