A working knowledge of Arabic is among the most marketable skills that a student can acquire during his or her studies at Ä¢¹½tv. Government, major industries, and businesses actively recruit new employees who know Arabic. Being able to use Arabic also gives you access to roughly 1500 years of Arab cultural riches.
At Ä¢¹½tv we currently offer three full years of Arabic. Beginning Arabic (1101-1102)
covers the fundamentals of Arabic: the script, sounds, and basic expressions and concepts.
In Intermediate Arabic (2101-2102) the study of the language increases in depth and
complexity. In Advanced Arabic (3101-3102) students learn to deal with unadulterated
Arabic conversations and short works
of literature.
**When planning your schedule, please bear in mind that first-, third-, and fifth-semester Arabic are offered only in the fall semester, while second-, fourth- and sixth-semester Arabic are offered only in the spring semester.**
The Arabic minor is an excellent way for students to draw a potential employer or school’s attention to their Arabic study at Ä¢¹½tv. The minor requires 20 credit hours. Arabic 2101, 2102, 3101, and 3102 are required (14 hours total), plus at least two electives from the following list: