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The document outlines the course breakdown for the HSS Seminar, dividing courses into four categories: introductory courses, shared courses between two majors, courses specific to the Emirati Studies major, and courses specific to the International Affairs major. Introductory courses include introductions to culture/society and international relations as well as world history and comparative traditions. Shared courses cover research methods, comparative sociology, politics of identity, and others. Emirati Studies courses focus on UAE history, archaeology, and Gulf heritage while International Affairs covers international law, politics in the Gulf, and macroeconomics.
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