University of St Andrews - Online MLitt in Iranian Studies - Online
University of St Andrews - Online

University of St Andrews - Online

MLitt in Iranian Studies - Online

Online United Kingdom

Master degree

5 years

English

Part time

GBP 25,900 *

Distance Learning

* non-EU | GBP 12,030 - EU

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Key Summary

    About : The MLitt in Iranian Studies - Online is designed for students interested in deepening their understanding of Iranian history, culture, and society. This programme emphasizes critical analysis and research skills, enabling students to engage with existing literature and develop their own original insights. The course offers a flexible online format, making it accessible to a global audience.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates may find opportunities in various fields including academia, diplomacy, cultural organizations, or international relations. This degree equips students with the analytical skills necessary for roles that involve policy, research, and communication related to Iranian studies and Middle Eastern affairs.

Delve into the rich history, politics, and culture of Iran with a comprehensive online programme that offers deep insights into the country's regional and global significance.

Study the history, politics and international relations of Iran in a diverse and intellectually stimulating way, supported by our unique range of expertise.

Why study this course?

This course introduces you to major themes, concepts and approaches including aspects of methodology and historiography. You will explore questions of nationalism, religion and society, as well as an Iran's place in the region and the broader international community.

  • Gain access to a unique range of expertise on Iran from late antiquity to the modern era.
  • Benefit from the rich research environment of the Institute for Iranian Studies and with staff located across other Schools, including Art History, Classics, and Modern Languages.
  • Access the University's extensive digital collection of ebooks, journals, and electronic databases.