Emirati Studies (joint with College of Communication and Media Sciences) Students in this program are required to take courses in the history, culture, and heritage of the UAE and additional courses in Islamic design and architecture, museum and gallery display and exhibition, and tourism communication and marketing.  In their final year of study, students are required to produce a multi-media project that highlights an aspect of Emirati history or culture with an in-depth analysis and explanation suitable for a multi-cultural audience.   Where can you work? Tourism Agencies Museums Travel Agencies Where can you do your internship? Students Internship Placements or Job Opportunities: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Dubai Cares Meydan Sheikh Zayed Housing Program Executive Office Emirates Airlines Community Development Authority United Nations World Food Program Dubai School of Government Public Prosecution Center for Documentation and Research Various embassies Cultural Foundation MASDAR Federal National Council Eight-Semester Curriculum Plans Each major in the College of Arts and Sciences has a curriculum plan which demonstrates the relationship between the core curriculum courses, the requirements for the major, and elective courses. Curriculum Semester Plan  Course Descriptions