Arabic Studies (Minor)
Minors allow you to customize your degree by combining disciplines and connecting your studies more broadly.
Why choose this minor?
Arabic Studies at Dal examines the Arab World’s language, culture, literature, and spirituality. Studying Arabic means you will be learning the official language of more than 20 countries.
Careers and future studies
Arabic is in high demand on the work market; mastering it is a strong intercultural communication asset that can open a world of opportunities to those seeking careers in business, translation/interpretation, foreign service, international development, NGOs, immigration and settlement services, international organizations, government, and journalism.
What you will learn
Begin or advance your proficiency of Modern Standard Arabic and delve into the culture of the Arab world. The cultural component covers the Arabic Classical foundation in modern and contemporary periods, including pop culture aspects, traditions, music, arts, and more.
Eligibility
Who can take this minor?
This minor is available to students registered in the following 120 credit hour programs: