艺术与建筑史和中东研究哲学博士

艺术和建筑史与中东研究的联合课程旨在为有兴趣通过基于文化传统知识的中东人的第一手知识丰富其艺术和建筑史博士学位的学生而设计。作为跨学科课程的学生，您是艺术与建筑史系的正式成员，而且在CMES拥有知识之家，并可以使用CMES的教职员工，设施和资源。除了中东研究委员会制定的语言和领域研究要求外，艺术与建筑史和中东研究联合博士学位课程的学生还满足了艺术与建筑史博士学位的所有要求。
Harvard's graduate programs in Middle Eastern studies are coordinated by the Center for Middle Eastern Studies (CMES). Established in 1954 to support research and teaching on the Middle East, CMES has produced generations of scholars with a profound understanding of and active engagement in the region. At the core of the Center's mandate is the pursuit of firsthand knowledge about the Middle East based on literacy in its languages and a deep understanding of its diverse politics, cultures, and histories. Taking a broad interdisciplinary approach encompassing the humanities and social sciences as well as the arts and natural sciences, CMES engages with faculty from across Harvard University whose teaching and research focus on the Middle East, and with other regional studies centers and Harvard libraries and museums holding exceptional and unparalleled collections related to Middle Eastern and Islamic studies. This dynamic academic community includes over 40 faculty, a diverse cohort of more than 50 graduate students, and an annual contingent of 12 to 15 visiting researchers. The joint program in History of Art and Architecture and Middle Eastern Studies is designed for students interested in enriching their program of study for the PhD in History of Art and Architecture with firsthand knowledge about the Middle East based on literacy in its artistic traditions. Students are full members of the Department of History of Art and Architecture cohort, but also have an intellectual home at CMES and access to CMES faculty, facilities, and resources.