Arabic-l:PEDA:Programs with Advanced/Content Arabic courses

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1) Subject:Programs with Advanced/Content Arabic courses
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Date: 27 Dec 2012
From:Haider Bhuiyan <hbhuiyan at northgeorgia.edu>
Subject:Programs with Advanced/Content Arabic courses

The Arabic Program at the University of Maryland in College Park offers a
two-tier system of undergraduate content courses taught in Arabic:
300-level and 400-level. The 300-level courses are "transitional" and
prepare students for a more challenging 400-level. Students are required to
complete 5 semesters of core language courses before enrolling in 300-level
content, and 6 semesters for the 400-level.

The following content areas are offered in Arabic:

- Arab media;
- Arabic-English translation;
- Business Arabic;
- Arabic literature - modern and pre-modern;
- Arabic short story;
- Arabic linguistics;
- Egyptian film;
- Contemporary Arab popular culture;
- Contemporary Arab political thought;
- Contemporary Arab societies;
- Islamic culture;
- The Arab Renaissance/Nahda

All best,
Valerie Anishchenkova

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Date: 27 Dec 2012
From:Valerie Anishchenkova <vani at umd.edu>
Subject:Programs with Advanced/Content Arabic courses

Dear all,
In North Georgia, the Department of Modern Languages offers Major and Minor
in Arabic. Among the content and advanced courses are the following:

Advanced Conversation I

Advanced Conversation II

Advanced Arabic I

Advanced Arabic II

Arabic Culture and Civilization

Arabic Film

Literature of the Arabic Diaspora

Advanced Media & AFL Writing

Survey of Classical & Modern Arabic Literature

Contemporary Arabic and the Islamic World

Seminar in Arabic Studies.


Hope this is helpful.

Haider
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