Middle East
Academics & Research
- Agrarian Studies, Program in
- AIDS, Center for Interdisciplinary Research on
- Avalon Project
- Corporate Governance and Performance, Millstein Center for
- Economic Growth Center
- Egypt, Yale Institute in
- Environmental Law and Policy, Yale Center for
- Finance, International Center for
- Global Affairs, The Jackson Institute for
- Global Change, Center for the Study of
- Global Health Initiative
- Globalization, Yale Center for the Study of
- Human Rights, Orville H. Schell, Jr. Center for International
- International and Area Studies, Whitney and Betty MacMillan Center for
- Islamic Studies Program
- Judaica Library Collection
- Language Study, Center for
- Law, The Yale Journal of International
- Middle East Studies, Council on
- Near East Library Collection
- Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
- Political Economy, Leitner Program in International
- Religion and Ecology at Yale, The Forum on
- Search for Faculty Research
- Security Studies, International
- Sustainable Forestry, Global Institute of
- World Fellows Program
Students
- Arab Students' Association of Yale University
- Buddhist Life at Yale, Indigo Blue Center for
- College Council for CARE
- International Students' Organization
- Jewish Life at Yale, Slifka Center for
- Muslim Students Association
- Office of International Students and Scholars
- World Music
- Yale Undergraduate Friends of Turkey
Graduates & Affiliates
In the Summer of 2010, a Yale team led by Professor of Egyptology John Coleman Darnell unearthed a lost city—site of a massive bread-making industry—that flourished more than 3,500 years ago in the Western desert of Egypt.
Yale hosted its inaugural “Yale Week in Turkey” in Istanbul May 26-June 2, 2010 in partnership with Bogazici University in Istanbul, Bilkent University in Ankara, and Yasar University in Izmir.
In September 2009, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah addressed a packed audience at Yale’s Sprague Memorial Hall.