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AM Program

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Harvard University’s master’s program in Regional Studies—Middle East is an intensive two-year academic program designed for students who wish to develop academic interests or to pursue professional skills. Students have diverse profiles and come from...

Frequently Asked Questions

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What programs and degrees does CMES offer? Joint PhD Programs in Middle Eastern Studies: CMES offers joint PhD programs with the Departments of Anthropology, History, and History of Art and Architecture. Master's (AM) in Regional Studies—Middle East: A...

Hear from Students & Alumni

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CMES is home to approximately 50 graduate students in our AM and joint PhD programs. Our network of over 700 alumni have gone on to distinguished careers in academia, NGOs, business, government, journalism, and more. Meet a few of our students and alumni...

Visiting Researcher Program

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Applications for the Visiting Researcher program at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies open in the fall. The application deadline is typically mid-January. CMES appoints a small number of Visiting Researchers each academic year. There are three...

Profile: Houssem Chachia

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In 2017-18, Houssem Chachia was the inaugural recipient of the CMES Tunisia Postdoctoral Fellowship, part of the CMES Tunisia Office and related programming made possible by the support of Harvard College alumnus Hazem Ben-Gacem '92. The fellowship brings...

Q&A with John Hambley

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John Hambley is a student in the CMES AM Program in Regional Studies — Middle East. How did you become interested in Middle Eastern Studies? My interest in the Middle East began while I was an undergraduate at Bard College. From the safety of a college...

Daria Kovaleva

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Before coming to Harvard University Daria Kovaleva previously acquired a Master's Degree in Oriental and African Studies from Lomonosov Moscow State University in 2011 (Moscow, Russia) and a MA degree in Comparative History with the specialization in the...

Mediterranean Cousins: Tunisia and Italy on Opposite Shores

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In October 2019, CMES Director William Granara spent part of his sabbatical year convening the first international symposium organized by the Tunisia Office of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies: Mediterranean Cousins: Tunisia and Italy on Opposite...

Q&A with Aya Majzoub

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Aya Majzoub is a student in the CMES AM Program in Regional Studies — Middle East. How did you become interested in Middle East Studies? I grew up in Saudi Arabia because my parents left Lebanon after the civil war. However, I remained hopeful that our...

Q&A with Mira Schwerda

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Mira Schwerda is a student in the joint PhD Program in History of Art & Architecture and Middle East Studies. How did you become interested in Middle East Studies? As an undergraduate student in Germany I became interested in the Middle East and Central...