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GIA308Undergraduate

Religion, Secularization and Politics

Printed in the catalogue as RELIGION, SECULARIZATION AND POLITICS

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Department: Global And International Affairs (international Joint Program)
Faculty: Faculty of Economic and Administrative Sciences
METU credit: 3 credits
ECTS credit: 6.0
Hours per week: 3 lecture, 0 lab hours per week
Language of instruction: English
Level of study: Undergraduate
Offered: Fall or Spring Semesters.
Prerequisites: Not listed in the catalogue. Prerequisites are enforced at registration, so check the course in the student system before you plan around it.

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