The Islamic Civilization and Societies program is an interdisciplinary program for undergraduate and graduate students interested in the breadth and depth of the Islamic World, a vast region stretching halfway around the globe from Western Africa to the Pacific Islands. 

Why Study ICS?

Critical Analysis

Develop sophisticated analytical skills through rigorous examination of complex global issues.

Language Mastery

Achieve proficiency in Arabic, Urdu, Farsi, or Hebrew, among others, for authentic cultural access.

Career Agility

Build versatile skills valued in diplomacy, business, journalism, law, and academia.

Global Networks

Connect with diverse people and build your global network through program acrivities and experiences.

The ICS program can help. Helping students find jobs, internships, and fellowships is a priority for us. Visit our Career Resources page for a list of places to look for your next opportunity.

News and Notes

Selected Publications

Jonathan Laurence

‎ Princeton University Press, 2021

Student Journal

 Boston College's undergraduate Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies journal, aims to promote a discourse about the diverse opinions, myriad cultures, histories, and perspectives that comprise the Middle East.

The Miras Ensemble

The Middle Eastern Ensemble at ÑÇɫӰ¿â is dedicated to learning how to play music from cultures of the Middle East. The Ensemble has a  and a .  

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