Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilization
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Washington
Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilization College of Arts and Sciences University of Washington
Seattle, WA
location
Public
type
Urban
setting
27%
73%
student ratio
11
total students
Tuition Cost
Not Reported
average amount to complete degree
Degrees & Awards
- Degrees Offered
- Major Degree Levels Offered
- Near And Middle Eastern Studies Master of Arts (MA)
- Degrees Awarded
- Master's Degrees 2
- Doctoral Degrees Not reported
- First Professional Degrees Not reported
- Other Advanced Degrees Not reported
- * Shows the number of degrees awarded for the last academic year that data was reported.
- Earning Your Degree
- Part-time study available? Not reported
- Evening/weekend programs available? No
- Distance learning programs available? Not reported
- Terminal master's degree available? Not reported
- Degree Requirements
- Master's Degrees 2 Foreign Languages and exams
- Doctoral Degrees Not reported
- First Professional Degrees Not reported
- Other Advanced Degrees Not reported
Admissions
62% of applicants are admitted.
- Acceptance Rate
- Applied 16
- Accepted 10
- Acceptance Rate 62
- Enrolled Not Reported
- Applying
- Application Fee - Domestic $50
- Application Fee - International $50
- Electronic applications accepted? Yes
- Applications processed on a rolling basis? Yes
- Application Deadlines
- Type Domestic International Priority Date
- Fall deadline May 1st Not Reported Not Reported
- Winter deadline November 1st Not Reported Not Reported
- Spring deadline February 1st Not Reported Not Reported
- Entrance Requirements
Tuition & Fees
- Tuition & Fees *
- Tuition & FeesNot Reported
- *Average dollar amount (tuition & fees) required to complete the degree
- Financial Support
- Financial award applicants must submitNot Reported
- Application deadlines for financial awardsFebruary 1
- Types of financial support availableFellowships, Teaching Assistantships, Tuition Waivers, Federal Work-Study, graduate staff assistantships
Student Body
- Gender
- Total Graduate Students11
- Female Percentage27%
- Male Percentage73%
- Participation
- Total Graduate Students11
- Part-time Percentage9%
- Full-time Percentage91%
- Race/Ethnicity
- Hispanic / Latino0%
- Black / African American0%
- White / Caucasian91%
- American Indian / Alaskan Native0%
- Asian0%
- Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander0%
- Two or more races0%
- Unknown or International Student9%
Faculty
- Faculty Breakdown
- Total Faculty12
- Full-time Percentage67%
- Part-time Percentage33%
- Female Percentage33%
- Male Percentage67%
Research
- Existing Research
- Focus of faculty researchArabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Turkish literature; Islamic civilization and religion; Central Asian Turkic language and literature; Hebrew Bible and ancient Near East; ancient Christianity
- Externally sponsored research expenditures last year$7,500
Location & Contact
Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilization
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195
United States
Scott Noegel
Ahmad Karimi-Hakkak
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