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NOTE: The following courses cover South Asia to varying degrees, from 25% to 100%. For Center MA students, if you want a course to count toward the degree course requirement, remember that at least one-third of your effort (e.g., papers, readings) must be related to South Asia. Therefore, verify with the instructor beforehand that you will be able to meet the requirement for courses you elect with less than 100% area content.
Due to frequent changes in times and locations, we are no longer listing that information. Please consult the online course schedule. We have noted restrictions on enrollment; please check footnotes carefully.
If you wish to take a course not listed here in which you feel you can complete 30% or more of the course work as South Asia related material, please fill out a Special Request for MA Degree Credit form.
Please note that this list is subject to change; updates will regularly be posted. U-M students may also check Wolverine Access for the latest course schedules.
Crs.Sec |
Title |
Hrs |
Instructor |
American Culture |
353.001 |
Asians in American Film and TV
/Meets with History 353.001 |
4 |
Kurashinge [1] |
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Arab, Armenian, Persian, Turkish and Islamic Studies |
491.001 |
Terrorism, Islam and the Media
/Meets with COMM 439.006 & MENAS 591.004 |
3 |
Pintak [2] |
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Anthropology |
305.001 |
Peoples and Cultures of the Himalayas |
3 |
Fricke [3] |
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Architecture |
509.002 |
Asian Modern Architecture |
3 |
Mehrotra |
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Asian Languages and Cultures: Asian Languages |
115 .001 |
First Year Hindi |
4 |
Gusain |
115 .00 2 |
First Year Hindi |
4 |
Gusain |
115 .00 3 |
First Year Hindi |
4 |
Gusain |
118.001 |
Reading & Writing Hindi |
3 |
Siddiqi |
151 .001 |
First Year Sanskrit |
4 |
Deshpande |
155.001 |
First Year Tamil |
4 |
Krishnamoorthy |
171.001 |
First Year Urdu |
4 |
Siddiqi |
215.001 |
Second Year Hindi |
4 |
Mishra |
215.002 |
Second Year Hindi |
4 |
Mishra |
245.001 |
Second Year Punjabi |
4 |
Singh |
255.001 |
Second Year Tamil |
3 |
Krishnamoorthy |
271.001 |
Second Year Urdu |
4 |
Siddiqi |
315.001 |
Third Year Hindi |
3 |
Mishra |
355.001 |
Third Year Tamil |
3 |
Krishnamoorthy |
371.001 |
Third Year Urdu |
3 |
Siddiqi |
Crs.Sec |
Title |
Hrs |
Instructor |
Asian Languages and Cultures: Asian Languages |
451 .001 |
Pali & Prakrit |
3 |
Deshpande |
499.004 |
Independent Study of Tamil |
3 |
Krishnamoorthy |
499.030 |
First Year Telugu |
4 |
Kandala |
499.025 |
Second Year Telugu |
4 |
Kandala |
499.132 |
First Year Bengali |
4 |
Bhaduri |
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Asian Languages and Cultures: Asian Studies |
206.001 |
Indian Civilization/Meets with History 206.001 |
4 |
Kumar |
225 .001 |
Introduction to Hinduism |
3 |
Deshpande |
230.001 |
Introduction to Buddhism |
4 |
Lopez |
303.001 |
Sikhism I/Meets with Religion 303.001 |
3 |
Singh |
324.001 |
The History of Islam in South Asia
/Meets with History 325.001, History 529.002 & Religion 325.001 |
3 |
Mir |
380.002 |
Arts and Ideas of Modern South and Southeast Asia
/Meets with Asian 492.002 & RCHUMS 308.001 |
3 |
Walton |
480.001 |
Buddhist Paradise , Hell &Utopia
/Meets with Religion 480.001 |
3 |
Gomez |
492.002 |
Arts and Ideas of Modern South and Southeast Asia
/Meets with Asian 380.002 &
RCHUMS 308.001 |
2 |
Walton |
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Communications |
439.006 |
Terrorism, Islam and the Media
/Meets with AAPTIS 491.001
(see footnote 2) |
3 |
Pintak |
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Corporate Strategy & International Business [4] |
503.451 |
World Economy |
1.5 |
Lim [5] |
584.001 |
Business in Asia |
3 |
Lim |
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History |
206.001 |
Indian Civilization/Meets with Asian 206.001 |
4 |
Kumar |
241.001 |
American Wars in the Middle East |
4 |
Cole |
325.001 |
The History of Islam in South Asia
/Meets with Asian 324.001, History 592.002 & Religion 325.001 |
3 |
Mir |
353.001 |
Asians in American Film and TV
/Meets with AMCULT 353.001
(see footnote 1) |
4 |
Kurashinge |
396.004 |
Writing Women: South Asian History, Ethnography and Literature |
4 |
Kumar |
396.007 |
The Partition of British India |
4 |
Mir |
454.001 |
The Formation of Indian Civilization |
3 |
Trautmann |
458 .001 |
Twentieth Century India , Pakistan and Bangladesh |
3 |
Metcalf |
592.002 |
The History of Islam in South Asia
/Meets with Asian 324.001, History 325.001 & Religion 325.001 |
3 |
Mir |
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Crs.Sec |
Title |
Hrs |
Instructor |
Middle Eastern and North African Studies |
591.004 |
Terrorism, Islam and the Media
/Meets with AAPTIS 491.001 and COMM 439.006 (see footnote 2) |
3 |
Pintak |
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Musicology |
343.001 |
Music and Islam |
3 |
Becker [6] |
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Psychology |
808.008 |
Cultural Psychology of Gender |
1-4 |
Mahalingam |
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Public Policy [7] |
534.001 |
The Economics of Developing Countries |
3 |
Yang |
681.001 |
Terrorism, Islam and U.S. Policy |
3 |
Pintak |
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Religion |
303.001 |
Sikhism I
/Meets with Asian 303.001 |
3 |
Singh |
325.001 |
The History of Islam in South Asia
/Meets with Asian 324.001, History 325.001 & History 529.002 |
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480.001 |
Buddhist Paradise , Hell &Utopia
/Meets with Asian 480.001 |
3 |
Gomez |
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Residential College Humanities |
308.001 |
Arts and Ideas of Modern South and Southeast Asia
/Meets with Asian 380.002 & Asian 492.002 |
3 |
Walton |
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Sociology |
389.111 |
Global Outreach: Educating Kids About the World |
3 |
ARR [8] |
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South and Southeast Asia |
699.001 |
Directed Readings |
1-8 |
ARR |
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South Asian Studies |
501.001 |
Proseminar in South Asian Studies |
1 |
Metcalf |
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Studies Abroad |
475 .001 |
Hyderabad, India |
1-12 |
ARR |
476 .001 |
Varanasi, India |
1-12 |
ARR |
477 .001 |
Madurai, India |
1-12 |
ARR |
478 .001 |
Khatmandu, Nepal |
1-12 |
ARR |
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* 400 level courses can be taken for graduate credit with permission of the instructor and center.
[1] Undergraduates: this class may meet the 25% South Asia content requirement by writing paper which focuses on the region.
[2] Graduate students interested in this course can register under either AAPTIS 491.001or MENAS 591.004. To register under MENAS please contact Marya Ayyash ( mayyash@umich.edu ) to get permission.
[3] Graduate students interested in this course should contact Gigi Bosch at CSSEAS.
[4] Non-business school students may need an override to take CSIB courses. Override forms can be obtained from Professor Lim.
[5] Non-business school students can only take the 1.5 credit Fall B session, which for the Business School is Nov. 1-Dec. 14.
[6] This course is for non-music majors only.
[7] These courses could meet content requirements for the MA. Contact Gigi Bosch for confirmation. Non-Ford School students require the permission of the instructor in order to register for Ford School courses.
[8] Students interested in this course should contact Dilip Das at 763-5408 or dadas@umich.edu .
Professors on sabbatical or leave:
- Peter Hook
- William Glover
- Jayati Lal
- Christi Merrill
- Carla Sinopoli
- Ashutosh Varshney
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