Course Offerings

FALL 2020
Course Number Course Title Instructor Name
ICIVS 510 ICIVS Research Methods Devin Stewart
ICIVS 713 Islamic Theology and Philosophy Vincent Cornell
ICIVS 716 Islamic Society in South Asia Scott Kugle
HIST 585 Global History Tonio Andrade
RLR 700 Ethnographies of Islam James Hoesterey
ARAB 510R Intensive Arabic Training Rkia Cornell
SPRING 2021
Course Number Course Title Instructor Name
ICIVS 505 ICIVS Pedagogy Vincent Cornell
ICIVS 770 Platonism, Neoplatonism Kevin Corrigan
ICIVS 735R Advance Language Study-Arabic Rkia Cornell
ARAB 510R Intensive Arabic Training Rkia Cornell
FALL 2021
Course Number Course Title Instructor Name
ICIVS 712 Islamic Modernism: Progressive
and Feminist Movements
Scott Kugle
ICIVS 715 Islamic Mystical Theology Vincent Cornell
ICIVS 720 Islamic Civilizations Studies Vincent Cornell
ARAB 510R Intensive Arabic Training Rkia Cornell
SPRING 2022
Course Number Course Title Instructor Name
ICIVS 710 Historiography of Islam Roxani Margariti
ICIVS 770 Introduction to Speech Genres Devin Stewart
ICIVS 770 Plato and Platonic Tradition Kevin Corrigan
ARAB 510R Intensive Arabic Training Rkia Cornell
FALL 2022
Course Number Course Title Instructor Name
ICIVS 510 ICIVS Research Methods Scott Kugle
RLR 700 Ethnographic Methods and Writing James Hoesterey and Don Seeman
ARAB 510R Intensive Arabic Training Rkia Cornell
SPRING 2023
Course Number Course Title Instructor Name
ICIVS 505 ICIVS Pedagogy Seminar Kevin Corrigan
ICIVS 714 Sufism: Belief and Practice Scott Kugle
ICIVS 770 Slavery, Religion and Race-Making Craig Perry
ARAB 510R Intensive Arabic Training Rkia Cornell

COURSE OFFERINGS IN PRIOR SEMESTERS:

Links below to course offerings for each semester, as pdf formatted lists.

Fall 2013 Spring 2014
Fall 2014 Spring 2015
Fall 2015 Spring 2016
Fall 2016 Spring 2017
Fall 2017 Spring 2018
Fall 2018 Spring 2019
Fall 2019 Spring 2020

NOTES:

OPUS is the official record of course offerings at Emory.

https://www.opus.emory.edu/

ICIVS is an interdisciplinary program, so students may select courses in related fields,
e.g., History, Philosophy, Religion, etc.  Graduate students may also register for
400 level courses offered by the College, with courses in Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies
being of particular interest.  See links below for information related to programs and departments.

http://gs.emory.edu/academics/atlas.html

http://college.emory.edu/main/academics/departments.html