UC’s PhD in Middle Eastern Languages & Culture fosters rigorous study of texts, languages, and societies from ancient to modern Middle East, emphasizing decolonial and community-engaged approaches.
Digital repository of Judeo-Arabic manuscripts with crowd-transcription tools
Corpus linguistics study of code-meshing in Lebanese Arabic podcasts
Ethnography of contemporary Persian poetry slams in Tehran’s cafes
VR walkthrough of Abbasid Baghdad’s book markets reconstructed from geospatial data
Policy memo on cultural heritage protection amid Yemen’s conflict
Machine-learning OCR for Syriac Estrangelo script in early Christian texts
Interactive map of Ottoman postal routes correlated with modern trade corridors
Critical essay on eco-Islam and water ethics in Maghrebi literature
Podcast series featuring translators of contemporary Iraqi novels
White paper on decolonizing Near Eastern archaeology field schools
Study of Arabic hip-hop activism during the Arab Spring decade
Digital platform linking medieval Persian medical treatises to botanical databases
Comparative analysis of Hebrew sci-fi narratives and post-apocalyptic theology
Citizen-science initiative documenting Amazigh language signage in Moroccan villages
Archival project on Armenian newspaper networks in late Ottoman Istanbul
Symposium on gendered rhetoric in Quranic exegesis across centuries
Metaphor mapping of oil economies in Gulf Arabic media (1970-present)
Workshop teaching papyrology with AR fragments in community colleges
Interactive exhibition on coffeehouse culture from Cairo to Damascus
Conference on open-access policies for Middle Eastern language corpora
Advance nuanced Middle Eastern scholarship with UC’s language-rich PhD.
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