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Associate Professor of Middle Eastern Languages and Literatures in Rutgers AMESALL; affiliated faculty in Comparative Literature.
Emrah Efe Khayyat is an associate professor in Rutgers’ Department of African, Middle Eastern, and South Asian Languages and Literatures, with an affiliation in Comparative Literature. His research spans literary theory, world literature, religion and literature, and Ottoman cultural history.
Teaching snapshot
Teaching effectiveness
38 course evaluations
▼ 0.09 vs department (4.50)
Courses taught
6
013:208, 195:702
Teaching Fall 2026
Not listed
Check the schedule closer to registration
Course evaluations
38
Course quality 4.35 / 5
Research
3 areas
Teaching here since Spring 2025
From Rutgers course evaluations (SIRS). The marker on each bar shows the department average.
38 evaluations
38 evaluations
6 courses in the Rutgers schedule, first seen Spring 2025.
African, Middle Eastern, and South Asian Languages and Literatures
What they work on, and where undergraduates can get involved.
Education and career, from official sources.
Public student discussion, summarized. Read it alongside the evaluations above.
Difficulty 2.5 / 5 · 100% would take again. This match uses the name alone, so it may describe someone else with the same name.
Summaries are written by Scarlet Sync from the sources above and checked by an independent review before they appear here.
Associate Professor of Middle Eastern Languages and Literatures in Rutgers AMESALL; affiliated faculty in Comparative Literature.
Emrah Efe Khayyat is an associate professor in Rutgers’ Department of African, Middle Eastern, and South Asian Languages and Literatures, with an affiliation in Comparative Literature. His research spans literary theory, world literature, religion and literature, and Ottoman cultural history.
Teaching snapshot
Teaching effectiveness
38 course evaluations
▼ 0.09 vs department (4.50)
Courses taught
6
013:208, 195:702
Teaching Fall 2026
Not listed
Check the schedule closer to registration
Course evaluations
38
Course quality 4.35 / 5
Research
3 areas
Teaching here since Spring 2025
From Rutgers course evaluations (SIRS). The marker on each bar shows the department average.
38 evaluations
38 evaluations
6 courses in the Rutgers schedule, first seen Spring 2025.
African, Middle Eastern, and South Asian Languages and Literatures
What they work on, and where undergraduates can get involved.
Education and career, from official sources.
Public student discussion, summarized. Read it alongside the evaluations above.
Difficulty 2.5 / 5 · 100% would take again. This match uses the name alone, so it may describe someone else with the same name.
Summaries are written by Scarlet Sync from the sources above and checked by an independent review before they appear here.