About Arabic Studies
Studying Arabic at Dalhousie University means learning the official language of more than 20 countries from Africa and Asia, which have Modern Standard Arabic (or "literary Arabic," al-‘arabiyya al-fusha al-mu‘asira ) as a common feature in formal communication. Arabic Studies is administered by the Department of Classics.
Classes: Fall & Winter 2024-2025
Considering options for next year's courses? Get the latest information on classes in Arabic for the 2024-25 year, There are some exciting new options!
News & Events
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CAC Sight‑Reading Winners!
CAC Sight-Reading Competition winners in our department!
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Recording of Seth Sanders' Lecture on Literary Creativity across the Mediterranean
Recording of Seth Sanders' Lecture on Literary Creativity across the Mediterranean
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Inaugural Lecture by the Spatz Chair in Jewish Studies
A recording of the inaugural lecture by the Spatz Chair in Jewish Studies, Dr. Eva Mroczek!
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Upcoming Events to Welcome Two New Members of the Dalhousie Classics Faculty
Upcoming Events to Welcome Two New Members of the Dalhousie Classics Faculty
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Classics grads sweep advanced national competition for Greek and Latin translation
Classics grads sweep advanced national competition for Greek and Latin translation