Human-Sciences - Arabic-Language-and-Literature

The Department of Arabic language and literature provides enriching opportunities for learning, addresses new challenges and responsibilities in a demanding environment where quality is paramount, enables the personal development of individuals, and enhances critical thinking and learning for life and professional experience. This is achieved through providing a comprehensive program that qualifies students to achieve personal goals, aspirations and individuality.

1. Improve the educational process and enhance the students’ academic knowledge;

2. Help students acquire literary and analytical skills in an environment that encourages interactive education and self-learning;

3. Develop students’ sense of pride in the Arabic Language;

4. Develop students’ ability to conduct cultural dialogues and open up to the other;

•  Outline features of different literary genres; 
• Identify major linguistic topics; 
• Distinguish different methods of teaching; 
• Compose arguments and well-developed essays; 
• Develop personal responses to literary works;
  

To obtain a Bachelor Degree in Arabic Language and Literature, students must successfully complete a total of 99 credits + ICDL. The standard duration for the completion of the requirements for a bachelor degree is 6 semesters.

A graduate can be a translator, a teacher, an editor and anchor of news bulletins in Arabic on radio and television, and can work as an executive secretary in banks and business corporations.