Trimester Two 2016-2017

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Welcome!

- thematic courses are open to visiting students who are not enrolled in CILAS' yearlong study programme in the liberal arts.

- thematic courses are of a duration of ten weeks with two and half class hours per week.

- in trimester two, thematic courses begin the week of January 15th, 2017 and end the week of March 23rd, 2017.

- the deadline for submitting an application is the 8th of January, 2017.

Should you have questions, do not hesitate to contact admissions@ci-las.org

You *

Your name

Time of the day *

Morning or evening

Following the German proverb that states that early birds catch the worm, I hereby commit to attending in the morning from 10am to 12:30pm. (Note that morning classes have been less crowded which increases your chances of a comfortable chair).

Nice try but I work and/or hate mornings. I commit to attending in the evening. I am also happy to serve my fellow students, especially those with 9 to 5 working hours, coffee (Note that classes are scheduled 5:30pm through 8:00pm and begin on time).

Financial Assistance

I am a refugee and would like to receive financial assistance

Thematic courses of your choice *

I wish to apply for ... (you can chose a second one below, should yo wish to do a third one, write to admissions@ci-las.org)

"Our way is the best way" Is that really the case?

Black Swans: On Making Sense of Mess

Quality Time with Kierkegaard

We are what we eat: A critical approach to food consumption in Egypt

Bringing the gut home

Biomimicry: Nature's genius inspiring solutions all around us.

The Palestinian Narrative in Modern Arabic Literature السرد الفلسطيني في اﻷدب العربي الحديث

(FULL) Sound Thinking: A Seminar of Auditory Praxis

Film and Moving Image

Egyptian Nationalism from 1919 to present

Postcolonialism, Modernity and Politics

Global Gender and Sexuality

Another course ...

"Our way is the best way" Is that really the case?

Black Swans: On Making Sense of Mess

Quality Time with Kierkegaard

We are what we eat: A critical approach to food consumption in Egypt

Bringing the gut home

Biomimicry: Nature's genius inspiring solutions all around us.

The Palestinian Narrative in Modern Arabic Literature السرد الفلسطيني في اﻷدب العربي الحديث

Sound Thinking: A Seminar of Auditory Praxis

Film and Moving Image

Egyptian Nationalism from 1919 to present

Postcolonialism, Modernity and Politics

Global Gender and Sexuality

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All you *

Pleas tell us in no less than a paragraph why this/these course/s, and another paragraph on how you see yourself contribute to the course.

Electronic mail *

Only one, please

Phone Number *

Please don't call me after/before ...

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