Bachelor of Arts in African Languages and Cultures

Choosing African Studies means taking a leap off into the unknown and exploring new horizons. Nevertheless, many young people feel attracted by the African continent, its linguistic and cultural diversity, its role in world history and its participation in current global events.

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Bachelor's Programme

3 year 180 credits

Faculty of Arts and Philosophy

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Course schedule 1st semester Course schedule 2nd semester

1 General Courses

1.1 General Faculty Requirements

Course	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Historical Criticism	1	sem 1	nl	Jan Dumolyn	3

History of Philosophy	1	sem 1	nl	Johan Braeckman	3

Introduction to Modern European Literature	1	sem 1	nl	Bart Keunen	3

Introduction to World History	1	sem 2	nl	Eric Vanhaute	3

Introduction to Text-Linguistics	1	sem 2	nl	Klaas Willems	3

1.2 Language Acquisition and Linguistics

Course	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to African Linguistics	1	sem 1	nl	Hilde Gunnink	5

Swahili I	1	sem 1	nl,en	Koen Bostoen	5

Swahili II	1	sem 2	nl,en	Koen Bostoen	5

African Historical Linguistics				Koen Bostoen	5

1.3 Man, History and Culture

Course	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to the History of Africa	1	sem 2	en	Mathieu Zana Etambala	5

Cultural Anthropology	1	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Stroeken	5

Introduction to the Geography and Archeology of Africa	1	sem 1	nl,en	Rudi Goossens	5

Fieldwork in Africa	1	sem 2	nl	Inge Brinkman	5

Themes and Regions in African History		sem 2	nl	Gillian Mathys	5

Methods, Sources and Historiography in African History				Mathieu Zana Etambala	5

Anthropology of Visual and Material Cultures in Africa		sem 2	nl	Hugo DeBlock	5

1.4 Language and Culture

Course	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Language, Culture and Society in Africa	1	sem 2	nl	Michael Meeuwis	5

Introduction to the Literatures of Africa	1	sem 1	nl	Inge Brinkman	5

Africa: Current Affairs, Discourse and Representation				Inge Brinkman	5

Themes and Genres in African Literatures		sem 2	nl	Inge Brinkman	5

2 Elective Courses

Subscribe to 1 study track from the following list.

2.1 Study Abroad Program: Africa

Subscribe to 50 credit units from no less than 1 and no more than 2 modules from the following list.

Study Abroad Program: Africa (25 credits) is compulsory. The remaining credits are chosen from within the modules Minors and Elective Courses.

Students are offered the opportunity to spend a semester at a university abroad. This can be a university in Africa ('Africa semester'), or a university within Europe (via the Erasmus programme).

2.1.1 Minors

Subscribe to no less than 15 and no more than 25 credit units from 1 minor from the following list, with at least 15 credits in year 2, and at most 10 credits in year 3.

* = mandatory course

Deviation of this limited list of minors can be accepted on an exceptional basis, subject to the approval of the chairperson of the Curriculum Committee, following a motivated written request.

2.1.1.2 Minor in Archaeology

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Pre- and Protohistory	sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Archaeology of the Historical Periods	sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Introduction to the Archaeology and Art of Greece and the Roman World	sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Near East	sem 2	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

Protohistory of Northwestern Europe	sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Prehistory of Northwestern Europe			Philippe Crombé	5

Roman Archaeology: The Mediterranean World	sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Roman Provinces			Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Age	sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of Greece			Roald Docter	5

Archaeology of the Ancient Near East: from the Proto-Neolithic to the Bronze Age			Joachim Bretschneider	5

2.1.1.3 Minor in Economics and Business Management

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Law	sem 2	nl	Pieter Cannoot	5

Business Cycles and Growth	sem 1	nl	Freddy Heylen	6

Markets and Prices	sem 1	nl	Dirk Van de gaer	6

Labour and Employment	sem 1	nl	Stijn Baert	6

Business Administration	sem 2	nl	Mirjam Knockaert	4

Business Skills	sem 2	en	Mieke Audenaert	4

Entrepreneurship	sem 2	nl	Petra Andries	4

Political Economy				5

Comparative Political Economy	sem 2	nl	Mattias Vermeiren	5

Economic Globalisation	sem 2	en	Samuel Standaert	6

Introduction to Global Economic History	sem 2	en	Frank Caestecker	5

Corporate Social Responsibility	sem 2	nl	Saskia Crucke	3

Marketing I	sem 2	en	Katrien Verleye	5

Marketing II	sem 1	en	Anneleen Van Kerckhove	3

Organization Theory	sem 2	en	Gosia Kozusznik	4

2.1.1.4 Minor in Globalization and Diversity

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Gender and Diversity Studies	sem 1	nl	Carine Plancke	5

Sexuality and Globalisation	sem 2	nl	Tom Claes	5

Philosophical Ethics: Systematics	sem 1	nl	Sigrid Sterckx	5

Comparative Study of Religions	sem 1	nl,en	Jakob De Roover	5

Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Buddhism	sem 2	en	Christoph Anderl	5

Religious Traditions of India			Eva De Clercq	5

East Asian Ideologies			Christoph Anderl	5

History of Religions: Classical Antiquity and Early Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Global Developments in Historical Perspective	sem 2	nl,en	Michael Limberger	5

Tendencies in Historiography	sem 1	nl	Frederik Buylaert	5

History of China	sem 1	nl	Ann Heirman	5

History of Japan	sem 1	nl	Christian Uhl	5

History of South Asia	sem 1	nl	Michael Limberger	5

History of Central Asia	sem 1	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the History of Islamic West Asia (600-1800)	sem 2	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	5

History of South East Europe	sem 1	nl	Pieter Troch	5

Society and Current Affairs: South Asia	sem 2	nl,en	Tine Vekemans	5

Judaism				5

Ancient Near Eastern Society and Religion			Katrien De Graef	5

Society and Current Affairs: China	sem 1	en	Bart Dessein	5

Society and Current Affairs: Japan	sem 1	en	Andreas Niehaus	5

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the Anthropology of the Middle East and North Africa	sem 2	en	Aymon Kreil	5

2.1.1.5 Minor in Literature

With the exception of the 5 compulsory credits, more credits may be taken up from other literature courses on offer in the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy.

Course	Ref	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Theory of Literature	*	sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

Comparative Literature		sem 2	nl	Bart Keunen	5

Poetics		sem 1	en	Nimrod Reitman	5

Repertoire Study of Theatre		sem 1	nl,en	Christel Stalpaert	5

Classical Mythology		sem 2	nl	Nadia Sels	5

Ancient Rhetoric		sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

The Classical Tradition in Western History		sem 2	nl	Marco Formisano	5

Oriental Literature: South Asia		sem 2	nl	Eva De Clercq	5

Oriental Literature: China		sem 2	nl	Bart Dessein	5

Oriental Literature: Japan		sem 2	nl	Luc Van Haute	5

2.1.1.6 Minor in Political and Social Sciences

Students mandatorily take up (at least) one of two introductory courses with reference * in year 2.

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Political Sciences	sem 1	nl	Carl Devos	6

Sociology	sem 1	nl	Bart Van de Putte	6

Statistics	sem 1	nl	John Lievens	5

Research Methods in the Social Sciences	sem 2	nl	Henk Roose	6

Sociology of Modernity	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	5

Historical Sociology	sem 2	nl	Bart Van de Putte	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Introduction to World Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

History of International Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

Theories of International Relations	sem 1	nl	Dries Lesage	5

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

2.2 Study Program: Ghent University

Subscribe to 50 credit units from 2 modules from the following list.

Lingàla III (5 credits) is compulsory. The remaining credits are chosen from within the modules Minors and Elective Courses.

2.2.1 Minors

Subscribe to 30 credit units from 1 minor from the following list.

* = mandatory course

The courses are to be divided as evenly as possible over bachelor 2 and 3.

Deviation of this limited list of minors can be accepted on an exceptional basis, subject to the approval of the chairperson of the Curriculum Committee, following a motivated written request.

2.2.1.2 Minor in Archaeology

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Pre- and Protohistory	sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Archaeology of the Historical Periods	sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Introduction to the Archaeology and Art of Greece and the Roman World	sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Near East	sem 2	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

Protohistory of Northwestern Europe	sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Prehistory of Northwestern Europe			Philippe Crombé	5

Roman Archaeology: The Mediterranean World	sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Roman Provinces			Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Age	sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of Greece			Roald Docter	5

Archaeology of the Ancient Near East: from the Proto-Neolithic to the Bronze Age			Joachim Bretschneider	5

2.2.1.3 Minor in Economics and Business Management

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Law	sem 2	nl	Pieter Cannoot	5

Business Cycles and Growth	sem 1	nl	Freddy Heylen	6

Markets and Prices	sem 1	nl	Dirk Van de gaer	6

Labour and Employment	sem 1	nl	Stijn Baert	6

Business Administration	sem 2	nl	Mirjam Knockaert	4

Business Skills	sem 2	en	Mieke Audenaert	4

Entrepreneurship	sem 2	nl	Petra Andries	4

Political Economy				5

Comparative Political Economy	sem 2	nl	Mattias Vermeiren	5

Economic Globalisation	sem 2	en	Samuel Standaert	6

Introduction to Global Economic History	sem 2	en	Frank Caestecker	5

Corporate Social Responsibility	sem 2	nl	Saskia Crucke	3

Marketing I	sem 2	en	Katrien Verleye	5

Marketing II	sem 1	en	Anneleen Van Kerckhove	3

Organization Theory	sem 2	en	Gosia Kozusznik	4

2.2.1.4

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Gender and Diversity Studies	sem 1	nl	Carine Plancke	5

Sexuality and Globalisation	sem 2	nl	Tom Claes	5

Philosophical Ethics: Systematics	sem 1	nl	Sigrid Sterckx	5

Comparative Study of Religions	sem 1	nl,en	Jakob De Roover	5

Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Buddhism	sem 2	en	Christoph Anderl	5

Religious Traditions of India			Eva De Clercq	5

East Asian Ideologies			Christoph Anderl	5

History of Religions: Classical Antiquity and Early Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Global Developments in Historical Perspective	sem 2	nl,en	Michael Limberger	5

Tendencies in Historiography	sem 1	nl	Frederik Buylaert	5

History of China	sem 1	nl	Ann Heirman	5

History of Japan	sem 1	nl	Christian Uhl	5

History of South Asia	sem 1	nl	Michael Limberger	5

History of Central Asia	sem 1	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the History of Islamic West Asia (600-1800)	sem 2	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	5

History of South East Europe	sem 1	nl	Pieter Troch	5

Society and Current Affairs: South Asia	sem 2	nl,en	Tine Vekemans	5

Judaism				5

Ancient Near Eastern Society and Religion			Katrien De Graef	5

Society and Current Affairs: China	sem 1	en	Bart Dessein	5

Society and Current Affairs: Japan	sem 1	en	Andreas Niehaus	5

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the Anthropology of the Middle East and North Africa	sem 2	en	Aymon Kreil	5

2.2.1.5 Minor in Literature

With the exception of the 5 compulsory credits, more credits may be taken up from other literature courses on offer in the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy.

Course	Ref	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Theory of Literature	*	sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

Comparative Literature		sem 2	nl	Bart Keunen	5

Poetics		sem 1	en	Nimrod Reitman	5

Repertoire Study of Theatre		sem 1	nl,en	Christel Stalpaert	5

Classical Mythology		sem 2	nl	Nadia Sels	5

Ancient Rhetoric		sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

The Classical Tradition in Western History		sem 2	nl	Marco Formisano	5

Oriental Literature: South Asia		sem 2	nl	Eva De Clercq	5

Oriental Literature: China		sem 2	nl	Bart Dessein	5

Oriental Literature: Japan		sem 2	nl	Luc Van Haute	5

2.2.1.6 Minor in Political and Social Sciences

Students mandatorily take up (at least) one of two introductory courses with reference * in year 2.

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Political Sciences	sem 1	nl	Carl Devos	6

Sociology	sem 1	nl	Bart Van de Putte	6

Statistics	sem 1	nl	John Lievens	5

Research Methods in the Social Sciences	sem 2	nl	Henk Roose	6

Sociology of Modernity	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	5

Historical Sociology	sem 2	nl	Bart Van de Putte	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Introduction to World Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

History of International Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

Theories of International Relations	sem 1	nl	Dries Lesage	5

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

2.2.1.7 Minor in Education

This module is particularly recommended for students who are considering following the Master of Science in Teaching.

2.2.1.7.1 Elective Courses

Subscribe to 15 credit units from one other Minor, to be taken in year 3.

Second year

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Course schedule 1st semester Course schedule 2nd semester

1 General Courses

1.2 Language Acquisition and Linguistics

Course	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Swahili III	2	sem 1	nl,en	Maud Devos	5

Swahili IV	2	sem 2	nl,en	Maud Devos	5

Lingála I	2	sem 1	ln,nl	Michael Meeuwis	5

Lingála II	2	sem 2	ln,nl	Michael Meeuwis	5

Language Documentation and Description in Africa	2	sem 1	nl,en	Gilles-Maurice de Schryver	5

African Historical Linguistics				Koen Bostoen	5

1.3 Man, History and Culture

Course	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Anthropology and Ethnography in Africa	2	sem 1	nl,en	Koenraad Stroeken	5

Themes and Regions in African History		sem 2	nl	Gillian Mathys	5

Methods, Sources and Historiography in African History				Mathieu Zana Etambala	5

Anthropology of Visual and Material Cultures in Africa		sem 2	nl	Hugo DeBlock	5

1.4 Language and Culture

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Africa: Current Affairs, Discourse and Representation			Inge Brinkman	5

Themes and Genres in African Literatures	sem 2	nl	Inge Brinkman	5

2 Elective Courses

Subscribe to 1 study track from the following list.

2.1 Study Abroad Program: Africa

Subscribe to 50 credit units from no less than 1 and no more than 2 modules from the following list.

Study Abroad Program: Africa (25 credits) is compulsory. The remaining credits are chosen from within the modules Minors and Elective Courses.

Students are offered the opportunity to spend a semester at a university abroad. This can be a university in Africa ('Africa semester'), or a university within Europe (via the Erasmus programme).

2.1.1 Minors

Subscribe to no less than 15 and no more than 25 credit units from 1 minor from the following list, with at least 15 credits in year 2, and at most 10 credits in year 3.

* = mandatory course

Deviation of this limited list of minors can be accepted on an exceptional basis, subject to the approval of the chairperson of the Curriculum Committee, following a motivated written request.

2.1.1.1 Minor in Arabic and Islamic Studies

Courses with reference k can only be subscribed to when Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial I and II have already been acquired.

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial I	*	2	sem 1	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial II	*	2	sem 2	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

2.1.1.2 Minor in Archaeology

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
General Introduction to Archaeology	*	2	sem 1	nl	Philippe Crombé	5

Introduction to World Archaeology	*	2	sem 1	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

Introduction to the Natural Sciences in Archaeology	*	2	sem 2	nl	Peter Vandenabeele	6

Pre- and Protohistory			sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Archaeology of the Historical Periods			sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Introduction to the Archaeology and Art of Greece and the Roman World			sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Near East			sem 2	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

Protohistory of Northwestern Europe			sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Prehistory of Northwestern Europe					Philippe Crombé	5

Roman Archaeology: The Mediterranean World			sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Roman Provinces					Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Age			sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of Greece					Roald Docter	5

Archaeology of the Ancient Near East: from the Proto-Neolithic to the Bronze Age					Joachim Bretschneider	5

2.1.1.3 Minor in Economics and Business Management

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Economics	*	2	sem 1	nl	Bruno Merlevede	5

Introduction to Law			sem 2	nl	Pieter Cannoot	5

Business Cycles and Growth			sem 1	nl	Freddy Heylen	6

Markets and Prices			sem 1	nl	Dirk Van de gaer	6

Labour and Employment			sem 1	nl	Stijn Baert	6

Business Administration			sem 2	nl	Mirjam Knockaert	4

Business Skills			sem 2	en	Mieke Audenaert	4

Entrepreneurship			sem 2	nl	Petra Andries	4

Political Economy						5

Comparative Political Economy			sem 2	nl	Mattias Vermeiren	5

Economic Globalisation			sem 2	en	Samuel Standaert	6

Introduction to Global Economic History			sem 2	en	Frank Caestecker	5

Corporate Social Responsibility			sem 2	nl	Saskia Crucke	3

Marketing I			sem 2	en	Katrien Verleye	5

Marketing II			sem 1	en	Anneleen Van Kerckhove	3

Organization Theory			sem 2	en	Gosia Kozusznik	4

2.1.1.4 Minor in Globalization and Diversity

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Gender and Diversity Studies	sem 1	nl	Carine Plancke	5

Sexuality and Globalisation	sem 2	nl	Tom Claes	5

Philosophical Ethics: Systematics	sem 1	nl	Sigrid Sterckx	5

Comparative Study of Religions	sem 1	nl,en	Jakob De Roover	5

Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Buddhism	sem 2	en	Christoph Anderl	5

Religious Traditions of India			Eva De Clercq	5

East Asian Ideologies			Christoph Anderl	5

History of Religions: Classical Antiquity and Early Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Global Developments in Historical Perspective	sem 2	nl,en	Michael Limberger	5

Tendencies in Historiography	sem 1	nl	Frederik Buylaert	5

History of China	sem 1	nl	Ann Heirman	5

History of Japan	sem 1	nl	Christian Uhl	5

History of South Asia	sem 1	nl	Michael Limberger	5

History of Central Asia	sem 1	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the History of Islamic West Asia (600-1800)	sem 2	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	5

History of South East Europe	sem 1	nl	Pieter Troch	5

Society and Current Affairs: South Asia	sem 2	nl,en	Tine Vekemans	5

Judaism				5

Ancient Near Eastern Society and Religion			Katrien De Graef	5

Society and Current Affairs: China	sem 1	en	Bart Dessein	5

Society and Current Affairs: Japan	sem 1	en	Andreas Niehaus	5

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the Anthropology of the Middle East and North Africa	sem 2	en	Aymon Kreil	5

2.1.1.5 Minor in Literature

With the exception of the 5 compulsory credits, more credits may be taken up from other literature courses on offer in the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy.

Course	Ref	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Theory of Literature	*	sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

Comparative Literature		sem 2	nl	Bart Keunen	5

Poetics		sem 1	en	Nimrod Reitman	5

Repertoire Study of Theatre		sem 1	nl,en	Christel Stalpaert	5

Classical Mythology		sem 2	nl	Nadia Sels	5

Ancient Rhetoric		sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

The Classical Tradition in Western History		sem 2	nl	Marco Formisano	5

Oriental Literature: South Asia		sem 2	nl	Eva De Clercq	5

Oriental Literature: China		sem 2	nl	Bart Dessein	5

Oriental Literature: Japan		sem 2	nl	Luc Van Haute	5

2.1.1.6 Minor in Political and Social Sciences

Students mandatorily take up (at least) one of two introductory courses with reference * in year 2.

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Political Sciences	sem 1	nl	Carl Devos	6

Sociology	sem 1	nl	Bart Van de Putte	6

Statistics	sem 1	nl	John Lievens	5

Research Methods in the Social Sciences	sem 2	nl	Henk Roose	6

Sociology of Modernity	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	5

Historical Sociology	sem 2	nl	Bart Van de Putte	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Introduction to World Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

History of International Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

Theories of International Relations	sem 1	nl	Dries Lesage	5

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

2.1.1.7 Minor in Education

This module is particularly recommended for students who are considering following the Master of Science in Teaching.

Course	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Powerful Learning Environments	2	sem 1	nl	Bram De Wever	6

Teaching Methodology: Cultural Sciences	2	year	nl	Christophe Verbruggen	6

Reference Internship: Cultural Sciences	2	year	nl	Bruno De Wever	3

2.2 Study Program: Ghent University

Subscribe to 50 credit units from 2 modules from the following list.

Lingàla III (5 credits) is compulsory. The remaining credits are chosen from within the modules Minors and Elective Courses.

2.2.1 Minors

Subscribe to 30 credit units from 1 minor from the following list.

* = mandatory course

The courses are to be divided as evenly as possible over bachelor 2 and 3.

Deviation of this limited list of minors can be accepted on an exceptional basis, subject to the approval of the chairperson of the Curriculum Committee, following a motivated written request.

2.2.1.1 Minor in Arabic and Islamic Studies

Courses with reference k can only be subscribed to when Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial I and II have already been acquired.

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial I	*	2	sem 1	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial II	*	2	sem 2	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

2.2.1.2 Minor in Archaeology

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
General Introduction to Archaeology	*	2	sem 1	nl	Philippe Crombé	5

Introduction to World Archaeology	*	2	sem 1	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

Introduction to the Natural Sciences in Archaeology	*	2	sem 2	nl	Peter Vandenabeele	6

Pre- and Protohistory			sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Archaeology of the Historical Periods			sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Introduction to the Archaeology and Art of Greece and the Roman World			sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Near East			sem 2	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

Protohistory of Northwestern Europe			sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Prehistory of Northwestern Europe					Philippe Crombé	5

Roman Archaeology: The Mediterranean World			sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Roman Provinces					Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Age			sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of Greece					Roald Docter	5

Archaeology of the Ancient Near East: from the Proto-Neolithic to the Bronze Age					Joachim Bretschneider	5

2.2.1.3 Minor in Economics and Business Management

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Economics	*	2	sem 1	nl	Bruno Merlevede	5

Introduction to Law			sem 2	nl	Pieter Cannoot	5

Business Cycles and Growth			sem 1	nl	Freddy Heylen	6

Markets and Prices			sem 1	nl	Dirk Van de gaer	6

Labour and Employment			sem 1	nl	Stijn Baert	6

Business Administration			sem 2	nl	Mirjam Knockaert	4

Business Skills			sem 2	en	Mieke Audenaert	4

Entrepreneurship			sem 2	nl	Petra Andries	4

Political Economy						5

Comparative Political Economy			sem 2	nl	Mattias Vermeiren	5

Economic Globalisation			sem 2	en	Samuel Standaert	6

Introduction to Global Economic History			sem 2	en	Frank Caestecker	5

Corporate Social Responsibility			sem 2	nl	Saskia Crucke	3

Marketing I			sem 2	en	Katrien Verleye	5

Marketing II			sem 1	en	Anneleen Van Kerckhove	3

Organization Theory			sem 2	en	Gosia Kozusznik	4

2.2.1.4

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Gender and Diversity Studies	sem 1	nl	Carine Plancke	5

Sexuality and Globalisation	sem 2	nl	Tom Claes	5

Philosophical Ethics: Systematics	sem 1	nl	Sigrid Sterckx	5

Comparative Study of Religions	sem 1	nl,en	Jakob De Roover	5

Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Buddhism	sem 2	en	Christoph Anderl	5

Religious Traditions of India			Eva De Clercq	5

East Asian Ideologies			Christoph Anderl	5

History of Religions: Classical Antiquity and Early Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Global Developments in Historical Perspective	sem 2	nl,en	Michael Limberger	5

Tendencies in Historiography	sem 1	nl	Frederik Buylaert	5

History of China	sem 1	nl	Ann Heirman	5

History of Japan	sem 1	nl	Christian Uhl	5

History of South Asia	sem 1	nl	Michael Limberger	5

History of Central Asia	sem 1	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the History of Islamic West Asia (600-1800)	sem 2	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	5

History of South East Europe	sem 1	nl	Pieter Troch	5

Society and Current Affairs: South Asia	sem 2	nl,en	Tine Vekemans	5

Judaism				5

Ancient Near Eastern Society and Religion			Katrien De Graef	5

Society and Current Affairs: China	sem 1	en	Bart Dessein	5

Society and Current Affairs: Japan	sem 1	en	Andreas Niehaus	5

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the Anthropology of the Middle East and North Africa	sem 2	en	Aymon Kreil	5

2.2.1.5 Minor in Literature

With the exception of the 5 compulsory credits, more credits may be taken up from other literature courses on offer in the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy.

Course	Ref	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Theory of Literature	*	sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

Comparative Literature		sem 2	nl	Bart Keunen	5

Poetics		sem 1	en	Nimrod Reitman	5

Repertoire Study of Theatre		sem 1	nl,en	Christel Stalpaert	5

Classical Mythology		sem 2	nl	Nadia Sels	5

Ancient Rhetoric		sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

The Classical Tradition in Western History		sem 2	nl	Marco Formisano	5

Oriental Literature: South Asia		sem 2	nl	Eva De Clercq	5

Oriental Literature: China		sem 2	nl	Bart Dessein	5

Oriental Literature: Japan		sem 2	nl	Luc Van Haute	5

2.2.1.6 Minor in Political and Social Sciences

Students mandatorily take up (at least) one of two introductory courses with reference * in year 2.

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Political Sciences	sem 1	nl	Carl Devos	6

Sociology	sem 1	nl	Bart Van de Putte	6

Statistics	sem 1	nl	John Lievens	5

Research Methods in the Social Sciences	sem 2	nl	Henk Roose	6

Sociology of Modernity	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	5

Historical Sociology	sem 2	nl	Bart Van de Putte	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Introduction to World Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

History of International Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

Theories of International Relations	sem 1	nl	Dries Lesage	5

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

2.2.1.7 Minor in Education

This module is particularly recommended for students who are considering following the Master of Science in Teaching.

2.2.1.7.1 Elective Courses

Subscribe to 15 credit units from one other Minor, to be taken in year 3.

Third year

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Course schedule 1st semester Course schedule 2nd semester

1 General Courses

1.2 Language Acquisition and Linguistics

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
African Historical Linguistics					Koen Bostoen	5

1.3 Man, History and Culture

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Themes and Regions in African History	sem 2	nl	Gillian Mathys	5

Methods, Sources and Historiography in African History			Mathieu Zana Etambala	5

Anthropology of Visual and Material Cultures in Africa	sem 2	nl	Hugo DeBlock	5

1.4 Language and Culture

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Africa: Current Affairs, Discourse and Representation			Inge Brinkman	5

Themes and Genres in African Literatures	sem 2	nl	Inge Brinkman	5

1.5 Research Project

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Bachelor's Essay		3	year	nl,en	Gilles-Maurice de Schryver	10

2 Elective Courses

Subscribe to 1 study track from the following list.

2.1 Study Abroad Program: Africa

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Program of Study: Africa		3	sem 1	en,fr	Michael Meeuwis	25

Subscribe to 50 credit units from no less than 1 and no more than 2 modules from the following list.

Study Abroad Program: Africa (25 credits) is compulsory. The remaining credits are chosen from within the modules Minors and Elective Courses.

Students are offered the opportunity to spend a semester at a university abroad. This can be a university in Africa ('Africa semester'), or a university within Europe (via the Erasmus programme).

2.1.1 Minors

Subscribe to no less than 15 and no more than 25 credit units from 1 minor from the following list, with at least 15 credits in year 2, and at most 10 credits in year 3.

* = mandatory course

Deviation of this limited list of minors can be accepted on an exceptional basis, subject to the approval of the chairperson of the Curriculum Committee, following a motivated written request.

2.1.1.1 Minor in Arabic and Islamic Studies

Courses with reference k can only be subscribed to when Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial I and II have already been acquired.

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim		3	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Introduction to the History of Islamic West Asia (600-1800)		3	sem 2	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	5

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East		3	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Introduction to the Structures of Arabic (Language and Texts)	k	3	sem 1	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	7

Structures of Arabic (Language and Texts): Historical Thinking	k	3	sem 2	nl,en	Jo Van Steenbergen	8

Arabic Language Acquisition: Media and Egyptian I	k	3	sem 1	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	8

Arabic Language Acquisition: Media and Egyptian II	k	3	sem 2	ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	7

2.1.1.2 Minor in Archaeology

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Prospection and Excavation Techniques	*	3	sem 2	nl	Frank Vermeulen	6

Pre- and Protohistory			sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Archaeology of the Historical Periods			sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Introduction to the Archaeology and Art of Greece and the Roman World			sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Near East			sem 2	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

Protohistory of Northwestern Europe			sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Prehistory of Northwestern Europe					Philippe Crombé	5

Roman Archaeology: The Mediterranean World			sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Roman Provinces					Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Age			sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of Greece					Roald Docter	5

Archaeology of the Ancient Near East: from the Proto-Neolithic to the Bronze Age					Joachim Bretschneider	5

2.1.1.3 Minor in Economics and Business Management

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Law	sem 2	nl	Pieter Cannoot	5

Business Cycles and Growth	sem 1	nl	Freddy Heylen	6

Markets and Prices	sem 1	nl	Dirk Van de gaer	6

Labour and Employment	sem 1	nl	Stijn Baert	6

Business Administration	sem 2	nl	Mirjam Knockaert	4

Business Skills	sem 2	en	Mieke Audenaert	4

Entrepreneurship	sem 2	nl	Petra Andries	4

Political Economy				5

Comparative Political Economy	sem 2	nl	Mattias Vermeiren	5

Economic Globalisation	sem 2	en	Samuel Standaert	6

Introduction to Global Economic History	sem 2	en	Frank Caestecker	5

Corporate Social Responsibility	sem 2	nl	Saskia Crucke	3

Marketing I	sem 2	en	Katrien Verleye	5

Marketing II	sem 1	en	Anneleen Van Kerckhove	3

Organization Theory	sem 2	en	Gosia Kozusznik	4

2.1.1.4 Minor in Globalization and Diversity

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Gender and Diversity Studies	sem 1	nl	Carine Plancke	5

Sexuality and Globalisation	sem 2	nl	Tom Claes	5

Philosophical Ethics: Systematics	sem 1	nl	Sigrid Sterckx	5

Comparative Study of Religions	sem 1	nl,en	Jakob De Roover	5

Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Buddhism	sem 2	en	Christoph Anderl	5

Religious Traditions of India			Eva De Clercq	5

East Asian Ideologies			Christoph Anderl	5

History of Religions: Classical Antiquity and Early Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Global Developments in Historical Perspective	sem 2	nl,en	Michael Limberger	5

Tendencies in Historiography	sem 1	nl	Frederik Buylaert	5

History of China	sem 1	nl	Ann Heirman	5

History of Japan	sem 1	nl	Christian Uhl	5

History of South Asia	sem 1	nl	Michael Limberger	5

History of Central Asia	sem 1	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the History of Islamic West Asia (600-1800)	sem 2	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	5

History of South East Europe	sem 1	nl	Pieter Troch	5

Society and Current Affairs: South Asia	sem 2	nl,en	Tine Vekemans	5

Judaism				5

Ancient Near Eastern Society and Religion			Katrien De Graef	5

Society and Current Affairs: China	sem 1	en	Bart Dessein	5

Society and Current Affairs: Japan	sem 1	en	Andreas Niehaus	5

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the Anthropology of the Middle East and North Africa	sem 2	en	Aymon Kreil	5

2.1.1.5 Minor in Literature

With the exception of the 5 compulsory credits, more credits may be taken up from other literature courses on offer in the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy.

Course	Ref	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Theory of Literature	*	sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

Comparative Literature		sem 2	nl	Bart Keunen	5

Poetics		sem 1	en	Nimrod Reitman	5

Repertoire Study of Theatre		sem 1	nl,en	Christel Stalpaert	5

Classical Mythology		sem 2	nl	Nadia Sels	5

Ancient Rhetoric		sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

The Classical Tradition in Western History		sem 2	nl	Marco Formisano	5

Oriental Literature: South Asia		sem 2	nl	Eva De Clercq	5

Oriental Literature: China		sem 2	nl	Bart Dessein	5

Oriental Literature: Japan		sem 2	nl	Luc Van Haute	5

2.1.1.6 Minor in Political and Social Sciences

Students mandatorily take up (at least) one of two introductory courses with reference * in year 2.

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Political Sciences	sem 1	nl	Carl Devos	6

Sociology	sem 1	nl	Bart Van de Putte	6

Statistics	sem 1	nl	John Lievens	5

Research Methods in the Social Sciences	sem 2	nl	Henk Roose	6

Sociology of Modernity	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	5

Historical Sociology	sem 2	nl	Bart Van de Putte	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Introduction to World Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

History of International Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

Theories of International Relations	sem 1	nl	Dries Lesage	5

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

2.1.1.7 Minor in Education

This module is particularly recommended for students who are considering following the Master of Science in Teaching.

2.1.1.7.1 Elective Courses

Subscribe to no more than 10 credit units from one other Minor, to be taken in year 3.

2.1.2

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial I		3	sem 1	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

Afrikaans: Linguistics and Literature		3	sem 1	nl	Yves T'Sjoen	5

General Linguistics: Theories and Methods		3	sem 1	nl	Klaas Willems	5

Theory of Literature		3	sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

Introduction to World Archaeology		3	sem 1	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

History of the European Expansion during the Early Modern Period		3	sem 1	nl	Michael Limberger	5

Lingála IV		3	sem 2	ln,nl	Michael Meeuwis	5

Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial II		3	sem 2	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

Global Developments in Historical Perspective		3	sem 2	nl,en	Michael Limberger	5

Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim		3	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Structure and Conflict in the Global South		3	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Conflict in the Global South		3	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Methodology of Qualitative Research		3	sem 1	nl	Peter Stevens	5

Humanitarian Policy		3	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Academic English	UKV	3	sem 2 sem 1	en en	Geert Jacobs	3

Advanced Academic English	UKV	3	sem 1 sem 2	en en	Geert Jacobs	3

Sustainability Thinking	UKV	3	year	nl	Thomas Block	5

2.2 Study Program: Ghent University

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Lingála III		3	sem 1	ln,nl	Michael Meeuwis	5

Subscribe to 50 credit units from 2 modules from the following list.

Lingàla III (5 credits) is compulsory. The remaining credits are chosen from within the modules Minors and Elective Courses.

2.2.1 Minors

Subscribe to 30 credit units from 1 minor from the following list.

* = mandatory course

The courses are to be divided as evenly as possible over bachelor 2 and 3.

Deviation of this limited list of minors can be accepted on an exceptional basis, subject to the approval of the chairperson of the Curriculum Committee, following a motivated written request.

2.2.1.1 Minor in Arabic and Islamic Studies

Courses with reference k can only be subscribed to when Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial I and II have already been acquired.

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim		3	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Introduction to the History of Islamic West Asia (600-1800)		3	sem 2	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	5

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East		3	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Introduction to the Structures of Arabic (Language and Texts)	k	3	sem 1	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	7

Structures of Arabic (Language and Texts): Historical Thinking	k	3	sem 2	nl,en	Jo Van Steenbergen	8

Arabic Language Acquisition: Media and Egyptian I	k	3	sem 1	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	8

Arabic Language Acquisition: Media and Egyptian II	k	3	sem 2	ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	7

2.2.1.2 Minor in Archaeology

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Prospection and Excavation Techniques	*	3	sem 2	nl	Frank Vermeulen	6

Pre- and Protohistory			sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Archaeology of the Historical Periods			sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Introduction to the Archaeology and Art of Greece and the Roman World			sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Near East			sem 2	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

Protohistory of Northwestern Europe			sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Prehistory of Northwestern Europe					Philippe Crombé	5

Roman Archaeology: The Mediterranean World			sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Roman Provinces					Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Age			sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of Greece					Roald Docter	5

Archaeology of the Ancient Near East: from the Proto-Neolithic to the Bronze Age					Joachim Bretschneider	5

2.2.1.3 Minor in Economics and Business Management

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Law	sem 2	nl	Pieter Cannoot	5

Business Cycles and Growth	sem 1	nl	Freddy Heylen	6

Markets and Prices	sem 1	nl	Dirk Van de gaer	6

Labour and Employment	sem 1	nl	Stijn Baert	6

Business Administration	sem 2	nl	Mirjam Knockaert	4

Business Skills	sem 2	en	Mieke Audenaert	4

Entrepreneurship	sem 2	nl	Petra Andries	4

Political Economy				5

Comparative Political Economy	sem 2	nl	Mattias Vermeiren	5

Economic Globalisation	sem 2	en	Samuel Standaert	6

Introduction to Global Economic History	sem 2	en	Frank Caestecker	5

Corporate Social Responsibility	sem 2	nl	Saskia Crucke	3

Marketing I	sem 2	en	Katrien Verleye	5

Marketing II	sem 1	en	Anneleen Van Kerckhove	3

Organization Theory	sem 2	en	Gosia Kozusznik	4

2.2.1.4

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Gender and Diversity Studies	sem 1	nl	Carine Plancke	5

Sexuality and Globalisation	sem 2	nl	Tom Claes	5

Philosophical Ethics: Systematics	sem 1	nl	Sigrid Sterckx	5

Comparative Study of Religions	sem 1	nl,en	Jakob De Roover	5

Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Buddhism	sem 2	en	Christoph Anderl	5

Religious Traditions of India			Eva De Clercq	5

East Asian Ideologies			Christoph Anderl	5

History of Religions: Classical Antiquity and Early Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Global Developments in Historical Perspective	sem 2	nl,en	Michael Limberger	5

Tendencies in Historiography	sem 1	nl	Frederik Buylaert	5

History of China	sem 1	nl	Ann Heirman	5

History of Japan	sem 1	nl	Christian Uhl	5

History of South Asia	sem 1	nl	Michael Limberger	5

History of Central Asia	sem 1	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the History of Islamic West Asia (600-1800)	sem 2	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	5

History of South East Europe	sem 1	nl	Pieter Troch	5

Society and Current Affairs: South Asia	sem 2	nl,en	Tine Vekemans	5

Judaism				5

Ancient Near Eastern Society and Religion			Katrien De Graef	5

Society and Current Affairs: China	sem 1	en	Bart Dessein	5

Society and Current Affairs: Japan	sem 1	en	Andreas Niehaus	5

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the Anthropology of the Middle East and North Africa	sem 2	en	Aymon Kreil	5

2.2.1.5 Minor in Literature

With the exception of the 5 compulsory credits, more credits may be taken up from other literature courses on offer in the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy.

Course	Ref	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Theory of Literature	*	sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

Comparative Literature		sem 2	nl	Bart Keunen	5

Poetics		sem 1	en	Nimrod Reitman	5

Repertoire Study of Theatre		sem 1	nl,en	Christel Stalpaert	5

Classical Mythology		sem 2	nl	Nadia Sels	5

Ancient Rhetoric		sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

The Classical Tradition in Western History		sem 2	nl	Marco Formisano	5

Oriental Literature: South Asia		sem 2	nl	Eva De Clercq	5

Oriental Literature: China		sem 2	nl	Bart Dessein	5

Oriental Literature: Japan		sem 2	nl	Luc Van Haute	5

2.2.1.6 Minor in Political and Social Sciences

Students mandatorily take up (at least) one of two introductory courses with reference * in year 2.

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Political Sciences	sem 1	nl	Carl Devos	6

Sociology	sem 1	nl	Bart Van de Putte	6

Statistics	sem 1	nl	John Lievens	5

Research Methods in the Social Sciences	sem 2	nl	Henk Roose	6

Sociology of Modernity	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	5

Historical Sociology	sem 2	nl	Bart Van de Putte	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Introduction to World Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

History of International Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

Theories of International Relations	sem 1	nl	Dries Lesage	5

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

2.2.1.7 Minor in Education

This module is particularly recommended for students who are considering following the Master of Science in Teaching.

Course	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Powerful Learning Environments	3	sem 1	nl	Bram De Wever	6

Teaching Methodology: Cultural Sciences	3	year	nl	Christophe Verbruggen	6

Reference Internship: Cultural Sciences	3	year	nl	Bruno De Wever	3

2.2.1.7.1 Elective Courses

Subscribe to 15 credit units from one other Minor, to be taken in year 3.

2.2.2 List of Electives

Subscribe to 15 credit units from the following list.

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial I		3	sem 1	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

Afrikaans: Linguistics and Literature		3	sem 1	nl	Yves T'Sjoen	5

General Linguistics: Theories and Methods		3	sem 1	nl	Klaas Willems	5

Theory of Literature		3	sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

Introduction to World Archaeology		3	sem 1	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

History of the European Expansion during the Early Modern Period		3	sem 1	nl	Michael Limberger	5

Lingála IV		3	sem 2	ln,nl	Michael Meeuwis	5

Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial II		3	sem 2	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

Global Developments in Historical Perspective		3	sem 2	nl,en	Michael Limberger	5

Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim		3	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Structure and Conflict in the Global South		3	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Conflict in the Global South		3	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Methodology of Qualitative Research		3	sem 1	nl	Peter Stevens	5

Humanitarian Policy		3	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Academic English	UKV	3	sem 2 sem 1	en en	Geert Jacobs	3

Advanced Academic English	UKV	3	sem 1 sem 2	en en	Geert Jacobs	3

Sustainability Thinking	UKV	3	year	nl	Thomas Block	5

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1 General Courses 130

1.1 General Faculty Requirements

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Course	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Historical Criticism	1	sem 1	nl	Jan Dumolyn	3

History of Philosophy	1	sem 1	nl	Johan Braeckman	3

Introduction to Modern European Literature	1	sem 1	nl	Bart Keunen	3

Introduction to World History	1	sem 2	nl	Eric Vanhaute	3

Introduction to Text-Linguistics	1	sem 2	nl	Klaas Willems	3

1.2 Language Acquisition and Linguistics

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Course	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to African Linguistics	1	sem 1	nl	Hilde Gunnink	5

Swahili I	1	sem 1	nl,en	Koen Bostoen	5

Swahili II	1	sem 2	nl,en	Koen Bostoen	5

Swahili III	2	sem 1	nl,en	Maud Devos	5

Swahili IV	2	sem 2	nl,en	Maud Devos	5

Lingála I	2	sem 1	ln,nl	Michael Meeuwis	5

Lingála II	2	sem 2	ln,nl	Michael Meeuwis	5

Language Documentation and Description in Africa	2	sem 1	nl,en	Gilles-Maurice de Schryver	5

African Historical Linguistics				Koen Bostoen	5

1.3 Man, History and Culture

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Course	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to the History of Africa	1	sem 2	en	Mathieu Zana Etambala	5

Cultural Anthropology	1	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Stroeken	5

Introduction to the Geography and Archeology of Africa	1	sem 1	nl,en	Rudi Goossens	5

Fieldwork in Africa	1	sem 2	nl	Inge Brinkman	5

Anthropology and Ethnography in Africa	2	sem 1	nl,en	Koenraad Stroeken	5

Themes and Regions in African History		sem 2	nl	Gillian Mathys	5

Methods, Sources and Historiography in African History				Mathieu Zana Etambala	5

Anthropology of Visual and Material Cultures in Africa		sem 2	nl	Hugo DeBlock	5

1.4 Language and Culture

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Course	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Language, Culture and Society in Africa	1	sem 2	nl	Michael Meeuwis	5

Introduction to the Literatures of Africa	1	sem 1	nl	Inge Brinkman	5

Africa: Current Affairs, Discourse and Representation				Inge Brinkman	5

Themes and Genres in African Literatures		sem 2	nl	Inge Brinkman	5

1.5 Research Project

10

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Bachelor's Essay		3	year	nl,en	Gilles-Maurice de Schryver	10

2 Elective Courses 50

Subscribe to 1 study track from the following list.

2.1 Study Abroad Program: Africa

50

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Program of Study: Africa		3	sem 1	en,fr	Michael Meeuwis	25

Subscribe to 50 credit units from no less than 1 and no more than 2 modules from the following list.

Study Abroad Program: Africa (25 credits) is compulsory. The remaining credits are chosen from within the modules Minors and Elective Courses.

Students are offered the opportunity to spend a semester at a university abroad. This can be a university in Africa ('Africa semester'), or a university within Europe (via the Erasmus programme).

2.1.1 Minors

Subscribe to no less than 15 and no more than 25 credit units from 1 minor from the following list, with at least 15 credits in year 2, and at most 10 credits in year 3.

* = mandatory course

Deviation of this limited list of minors can be accepted on an exceptional basis, subject to the approval of the chairperson of the Curriculum Committee, following a motivated written request.

2.1.1.1 Minor in Arabic and Islamic Studies

Courses with reference k can only be subscribed to when Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial I and II have already been acquired.

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial I	*	2	sem 1	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial II	*	2	sem 2	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim		3	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Introduction to the History of Islamic West Asia (600-1800)		3	sem 2	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	5

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East		3	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Introduction to the Structures of Arabic (Language and Texts)	k	3	sem 1	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	7

Structures of Arabic (Language and Texts): Historical Thinking	k	3	sem 2	nl,en	Jo Van Steenbergen	8

Arabic Language Acquisition: Media and Egyptian I	k	3	sem 1	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	8

Arabic Language Acquisition: Media and Egyptian II	k	3	sem 2	ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	7

2.1.1.2 Minor in Archaeology

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
General Introduction to Archaeology	*	2	sem 1	nl	Philippe Crombé	5

Introduction to World Archaeology	*	2	sem 1	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

Introduction to the Natural Sciences in Archaeology	*	2	sem 2	nl	Peter Vandenabeele	6

Introduction to Prospection and Excavation Techniques	*	3	sem 2	nl	Frank Vermeulen	6

Pre- and Protohistory			sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Archaeology of the Historical Periods			sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Introduction to the Archaeology and Art of Greece and the Roman World			sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Near East			sem 2	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

Protohistory of Northwestern Europe			sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Prehistory of Northwestern Europe					Philippe Crombé	5

Roman Archaeology: The Mediterranean World			sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Roman Provinces					Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Age			sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of Greece					Roald Docter	5

Archaeology of the Ancient Near East: from the Proto-Neolithic to the Bronze Age					Joachim Bretschneider	5

2.1.1.3 Minor in Economics and Business Management

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Economics	*	2	sem 1	nl	Bruno Merlevede	5

Introduction to Law			sem 2	nl	Pieter Cannoot	5

Business Cycles and Growth			sem 1	nl	Freddy Heylen	6

Markets and Prices			sem 1	nl	Dirk Van de gaer	6

Labour and Employment			sem 1	nl	Stijn Baert	6

Business Administration			sem 2	nl	Mirjam Knockaert	4

Business Skills			sem 2	en	Mieke Audenaert	4

Entrepreneurship			sem 2	nl	Petra Andries	4

Political Economy						5

Comparative Political Economy			sem 2	nl	Mattias Vermeiren	5

Economic Globalisation			sem 2	en	Samuel Standaert	6

Introduction to Global Economic History			sem 2	en	Frank Caestecker	5

Corporate Social Responsibility			sem 2	nl	Saskia Crucke	3

Marketing I			sem 2	en	Katrien Verleye	5

Marketing II			sem 1	en	Anneleen Van Kerckhove	3

Organization Theory			sem 2	en	Gosia Kozusznik	4

2.1.1.4 Minor in Globalization and Diversity

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Gender and Diversity Studies	sem 1	nl	Carine Plancke	5

Sexuality and Globalisation	sem 2	nl	Tom Claes	5

Philosophical Ethics: Systematics	sem 1	nl	Sigrid Sterckx	5

Comparative Study of Religions	sem 1	nl,en	Jakob De Roover	5

Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Buddhism	sem 2	en	Christoph Anderl	5

Religious Traditions of India			Eva De Clercq	5

East Asian Ideologies			Christoph Anderl	5

History of Religions: Classical Antiquity and Early Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Global Developments in Historical Perspective	sem 2	nl,en	Michael Limberger	5

Tendencies in Historiography	sem 1	nl	Frederik Buylaert	5

History of China	sem 1	nl	Ann Heirman	5

History of Japan	sem 1	nl	Christian Uhl	5

History of South Asia	sem 1	nl	Michael Limberger	5

History of Central Asia	sem 1	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the History of Islamic West Asia (600-1800)	sem 2	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	5

History of South East Europe	sem 1	nl	Pieter Troch	5

Society and Current Affairs: South Asia	sem 2	nl,en	Tine Vekemans	5

Judaism				5

Ancient Near Eastern Society and Religion			Katrien De Graef	5

Society and Current Affairs: China	sem 1	en	Bart Dessein	5

Society and Current Affairs: Japan	sem 1	en	Andreas Niehaus	5

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the Anthropology of the Middle East and North Africa	sem 2	en	Aymon Kreil	5

2.1.1.5 Minor in Literature

With the exception of the 5 compulsory credits, more credits may be taken up from other literature courses on offer in the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy.

Course	Ref	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Theory of Literature	*	sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

Comparative Literature		sem 2	nl	Bart Keunen	5

Poetics		sem 1	en	Nimrod Reitman	5

Repertoire Study of Theatre		sem 1	nl,en	Christel Stalpaert	5

Classical Mythology		sem 2	nl	Nadia Sels	5

Ancient Rhetoric		sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

The Classical Tradition in Western History		sem 2	nl	Marco Formisano	5

Oriental Literature: South Asia		sem 2	nl	Eva De Clercq	5

Oriental Literature: China		sem 2	nl	Bart Dessein	5

Oriental Literature: Japan		sem 2	nl	Luc Van Haute	5

2.1.1.6 Minor in Political and Social Sciences

Students mandatorily take up (at least) one of two introductory courses with reference * in year 2.

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Political Sciences	sem 1	nl	Carl Devos	6

Sociology	sem 1	nl	Bart Van de Putte	6

Statistics	sem 1	nl	John Lievens	5

Research Methods in the Social Sciences	sem 2	nl	Henk Roose	6

Sociology of Modernity	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	5

Historical Sociology	sem 2	nl	Bart Van de Putte	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Introduction to World Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

History of International Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

Theories of International Relations	sem 1	nl	Dries Lesage	5

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

2.1.1.7 Minor in Education

This module is particularly recommended for students who are considering following the Master of Science in Teaching.

Course	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Powerful Learning Environments	2	sem 1	nl	Bram De Wever	6

Teaching Methodology: Cultural Sciences	2	year	nl	Christophe Verbruggen	6

Reference Internship: Cultural Sciences	2	year	nl	Bruno De Wever	3

2.1.1.7.1 Elective Courses

Subscribe to no more than 10 credit units from one other Minor, to be taken in year 3.

2.1.2

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial I		3	sem 1	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

Afrikaans: Linguistics and Literature		3	sem 1	nl	Yves T'Sjoen	5

General Linguistics: Theories and Methods		3	sem 1	nl	Klaas Willems	5

Theory of Literature		3	sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

Introduction to World Archaeology		3	sem 1	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

History of the European Expansion during the Early Modern Period		3	sem 1	nl	Michael Limberger	5

Lingála IV		3	sem 2	ln,nl	Michael Meeuwis	5

Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial II		3	sem 2	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

Global Developments in Historical Perspective		3	sem 2	nl,en	Michael Limberger	5

Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim		3	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Structure and Conflict in the Global South		3	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Conflict in the Global South		3	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Methodology of Qualitative Research		3	sem 1	nl	Peter Stevens	5

Humanitarian Policy		3	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Academic English	UKV	3	sem 2 sem 1	en en	Geert Jacobs	3

Advanced Academic English	UKV	3	sem 1 sem 2	en en	Geert Jacobs	3

Sustainability Thinking	UKV	3	year	nl	Thomas Block	5

2.2 Study Program: Ghent University

50

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Lingála III		3	sem 1	ln,nl	Michael Meeuwis	5

Subscribe to 50 credit units from 2 modules from the following list.

Lingàla III (5 credits) is compulsory. The remaining credits are chosen from within the modules Minors and Elective Courses.

2.2.1 Minors

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Subscribe to 30 credit units from 1 minor from the following list.

* = mandatory course

The courses are to be divided as evenly as possible over bachelor 2 and 3.

Deviation of this limited list of minors can be accepted on an exceptional basis, subject to the approval of the chairperson of the Curriculum Committee, following a motivated written request.

2.2.1.1 Minor in Arabic and Islamic Studies

Courses with reference k can only be subscribed to when Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial I and II have already been acquired.

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial I	*	2	sem 1	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial II	*	2	sem 2	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim		3	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Introduction to the History of Islamic West Asia (600-1800)		3	sem 2	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	5

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East		3	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Introduction to the Structures of Arabic (Language and Texts)	k	3	sem 1	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	7

Structures of Arabic (Language and Texts): Historical Thinking	k	3	sem 2	nl,en	Jo Van Steenbergen	8

Arabic Language Acquisition: Media and Egyptian I	k	3	sem 1	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	8

Arabic Language Acquisition: Media and Egyptian II	k	3	sem 2	ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	7

2.2.1.2 Minor in Archaeology

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
General Introduction to Archaeology	*	2	sem 1	nl	Philippe Crombé	5

Introduction to World Archaeology	*	2	sem 1	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

Introduction to the Natural Sciences in Archaeology	*	2	sem 2	nl	Peter Vandenabeele	6

Introduction to Prospection and Excavation Techniques	*	3	sem 2	nl	Frank Vermeulen	6

Pre- and Protohistory			sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Archaeology of the Historical Periods			sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Introduction to the Archaeology and Art of Greece and the Roman World			sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Near East			sem 2	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

Protohistory of Northwestern Europe			sem 1	nl	Guy De Mulder	5

Prehistory of Northwestern Europe					Philippe Crombé	5

Roman Archaeology: The Mediterranean World			sem 1	nl	Frank Vermeulen	5

Archaeology of the Roman Provinces					Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Age			sem 2	nl	Wim De Clercq	5

Archaeology of Greece					Roald Docter	5

Archaeology of the Ancient Near East: from the Proto-Neolithic to the Bronze Age					Joachim Bretschneider	5

2.2.1.3 Minor in Economics and Business Management

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Economics	*	2	sem 1	nl	Bruno Merlevede	5

Introduction to Law			sem 2	nl	Pieter Cannoot	5

Business Cycles and Growth			sem 1	nl	Freddy Heylen	6

Markets and Prices			sem 1	nl	Dirk Van de gaer	6

Labour and Employment			sem 1	nl	Stijn Baert	6

Business Administration			sem 2	nl	Mirjam Knockaert	4

Business Skills			sem 2	en	Mieke Audenaert	4

Entrepreneurship			sem 2	nl	Petra Andries	4

Political Economy						5

Comparative Political Economy			sem 2	nl	Mattias Vermeiren	5

Economic Globalisation			sem 2	en	Samuel Standaert	6

Introduction to Global Economic History			sem 2	en	Frank Caestecker	5

Corporate Social Responsibility			sem 2	nl	Saskia Crucke	3

Marketing I			sem 2	en	Katrien Verleye	5

Marketing II			sem 1	en	Anneleen Van Kerckhove	3

Organization Theory			sem 2	en	Gosia Kozusznik	4

2.2.1.4

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Gender and Diversity Studies	sem 1	nl	Carine Plancke	5

Sexuality and Globalisation	sem 2	nl	Tom Claes	5

Philosophical Ethics: Systematics	sem 1	nl	Sigrid Sterckx	5

Comparative Study of Religions	sem 1	nl,en	Jakob De Roover	5

Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Buddhism	sem 2	en	Christoph Anderl	5

Religious Traditions of India			Eva De Clercq	5

East Asian Ideologies			Christoph Anderl	5

History of Religions: Classical Antiquity and Early Christianity	sem 1	nl	Danny Praet	5

Global Developments in Historical Perspective	sem 2	nl,en	Michael Limberger	5

Tendencies in Historiography	sem 1	nl	Frederik Buylaert	5

History of China	sem 1	nl	Ann Heirman	5

History of Japan	sem 1	nl	Christian Uhl	5

History of South Asia	sem 1	nl	Michael Limberger	5

History of Central Asia	sem 1	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the History of Islamic West Asia (600-1800)	sem 2	nl	Jo Van Steenbergen	5

History of South East Europe	sem 1	nl	Pieter Troch	5

Society and Current Affairs: South Asia	sem 2	nl,en	Tine Vekemans	5

Judaism				5

Ancient Near Eastern Society and Religion			Katrien De Graef	5

Society and Current Affairs: China	sem 1	en	Bart Dessein	5

Society and Current Affairs: Japan	sem 1	en	Andreas Niehaus	5

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Introduction to the Anthropology of the Middle East and North Africa	sem 2	en	Aymon Kreil	5

2.2.1.5 Minor in Literature

With the exception of the 5 compulsory credits, more credits may be taken up from other literature courses on offer in the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy.

Course	Ref	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Theory of Literature	*	sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

Comparative Literature		sem 2	nl	Bart Keunen	5

Poetics		sem 1	en	Nimrod Reitman	5

Repertoire Study of Theatre		sem 1	nl,en	Christel Stalpaert	5

Classical Mythology		sem 2	nl	Nadia Sels	5

Ancient Rhetoric		sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

The Classical Tradition in Western History		sem 2	nl	Marco Formisano	5

Oriental Literature: South Asia		sem 2	nl	Eva De Clercq	5

Oriental Literature: China		sem 2	nl	Bart Dessein	5

Oriental Literature: Japan		sem 2	nl	Luc Van Haute	5

2.2.1.6 Minor in Political and Social Sciences

Students mandatorily take up (at least) one of two introductory courses with reference * in year 2.

Course	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Political Sciences	sem 1	nl	Carl Devos	6

Sociology	sem 1	nl	Bart Van de Putte	6

Statistics	sem 1	nl	John Lievens	5

Research Methods in the Social Sciences	sem 2	nl	Henk Roose	6

Sociology of Modernity	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	5

Historical Sociology	sem 2	nl	Bart Van de Putte	5

Social Inequality	sem 1	nl	Raf Vanderstraeten	6

Structure and Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Introduction to World Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

History of International Politics	sem 2	nl	Dries Lesage	6

Theories of International Relations	sem 1	nl	Dries Lesage	5

Communication Science	sem 1	nl	Stijn Joye	6

Media Economy and Media Structures	sem 2	nl	Tom Evens	5

Conflict in the Global South	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Politics of the Contemporary Middle East	sem 2	nl,en	Brecht De Smet	5

Humanitarian Policy	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

2.2.1.7 Minor in Education

This module is particularly recommended for students who are considering following the Master of Science in Teaching.

Course	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Powerful Learning Environments	3	sem 1	nl	Bram De Wever	6

Teaching Methodology: Cultural Sciences	3	year	nl	Christophe Verbruggen	6

Reference Internship: Cultural Sciences	3	year	nl	Bruno De Wever	3

2.2.1.7.1 Elective Courses

Subscribe to 15 credit units from one other Minor, to be taken in year 3.

2.2.2 List of Electives

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Subscribe to 15 credit units from the following list.

Course	Ref	MT1	Semester	Language	Instructor	Crdt
Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial I		3	sem 1	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

Afrikaans: Linguistics and Literature		3	sem 1	nl	Yves T'Sjoen	5

General Linguistics: Theories and Methods		3	sem 1	nl	Klaas Willems	5

Theory of Literature		3	sem 1	nl,en	Koen De Temmerman	5

Introduction to World Archaeology		3	sem 1	nl	Joachim Bretschneider	5

History of the European Expansion during the Early Modern Period		3	sem 1	nl	Michael Limberger	5

Lingála IV		3	sem 2	ln,nl	Michael Meeuwis	5

Introduction to Arabic Language Acquisition: Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial II		3	sem 2	nl,ar	Jo Van Steenbergen	10

Global Developments in Historical Perspective		3	sem 2	nl,en	Michael Limberger	5

Introduction to Islam and Being Muslim		3	sem 1	en	Fien De Block	5

Structure and Conflict in the Global South		3	sem 2	nl	Koenraad Bogaert	6

Conflict in the Global South		3	sem 2	en	Jeroen Adam	6

Methodology of Qualitative Research		3	sem 1	nl	Peter Stevens	5

Humanitarian Policy		3	sem 2	nl	Bruno De Cordier	5

Academic English	UKV	3	sem 2 sem 1	en en	Geert Jacobs	3

Advanced Academic English	UKV	3	sem 1 sem 2	en en	Geert Jacobs	3

Sustainability Thinking	UKV	3	year	nl	Thomas Block	5

Learning outcomes

Competence field 1: Competences in one/more scientific discipline(s)

To have an understanding of African linguistics: language families, several African language structures, and the history of the discipline.
To master the grammatical structure of Kiswahili and Lingála, and to have basic speaking skills in both languages. This serves as a basis for the acquisition of active proficiency in these and in other Bantoe languages.
Knowledge of the history, the genres and the techniques used in African literature, and of their position within world literature.
To have knowledge and understanding of the African cultures and their description, and of the diaspora.
To be able to analyse Africa's geographical and political structures, with particular attention to globalisation and to the problems involving North-South relations.
To know the history of Africa, its historiography and methodology.
To understand and master the general theory and practice of antropology, and its application to Africa in particular.
To have an understanding of the interaction between language, culture and society in Africa and the diaspora.
To be able to critically and creatively reflect on the inherent pluridisciplinarity of the field.

Competence field 2: Scientific competences

To collect primary sources and scientific studies concerning the African languages, literature, history and cultures and to handle them with a critical mind and an awareness of their ambiguity.
To be able to apply research skills from linguistics, literature studies and social sciences.
To be able to compare linguistic, literary and socioscientific phenomena from the perspective of interculturality and cultural relativism
To clearly define a problem, and to formulate research questions and a hypothesis within the limits of discipline, known by the student.

Competence field 3: Intellectual competences

To have a critical and independent attitude in acquiring knowledge on Africa and on the African diaspora
To display intellectual curiosity and a lifelong learning attitude.
To display sensitivity to intercultural diversity.

Competence field 4: Competences in cooperation and communication

To report in a scientific way, both orally and in writing.
To contribute to discussions in a constructive way, and to cooperate with others.

Competence field 5: Societal competences

To recognize the social importance of African studies.
To be aware of scientific and ethical norms.
To show cultural sensitivity and an understanding of the intercultural problems between North and South.