Azerbaijani Studies is a General Education Requirement course designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of Azerbaijan's rich history, literature, culture, language, religiosity, and multicultural heritage. The course introduces students from all majors to the fundamentals of Azerbaijani culture while exploring its contributions to world culture. It also examines the key factors that have shaped the national identity of the Azerbaijani people over centuries, fostering an appreciation for the nation's unique place in global history and culture.

The course is taught by several experienced instructors, including Aygun Huseynli, Nariman Qasimzada, Nizami Jafarov, and Afet Muradova. Each instructor brings a unique approach to the curriculum. Nariman Qasimzada, for example, is known for his challenging exams, which include in-depth and analytical questions. Students often find his classes more demanding, and the success rate with high grades is comparatively lower. However, his thorough approach provides an opportunity for deeper engagement with the material.

In contrast, Aygun Huseynli takes a broader approach to assessments, focusing on general knowledge questions during exams. This makes her classes more approachable for students who prefer less intensive evaluations. Regardless of the instructor, this course offers valuable insights into Azerbaijani heritage, fostering both cultural understanding and academic growth.

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