Open only to students accepted to the special program Madrid Center & Liberal Arts in Spanish at UAM.
Taught in Spanish and may not be offered every semester. This course provides a historical perspective on contemporary issues and conflicts that have deep roots in medieval times. In this course, you will
- Acquire a general knowledge of medieval Islamic history, especially Al-Andalus history, as well as historical techniques and their application to the medieval history of the Islamic world
- Learn historical methodology by searching bibliographies and catalogs, and determining the extent of existing primary and secondary sources for the subject matter
- Enhance the analysis and systematization of collected information through practical exercises, presentations, etc.
(UAM #16938)
Department: Middle Eastern Studies
Location: Liberal Arts at UAM
Credits: 3