Arabic-L:PEDA:Tunis Summer Program

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1) Subject:Tunis Summer Program

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Date:  05 Dec 2002
From: Fondation Universitaire Bouebdelli <intac.ult at planet.tn>
Subject:Tunis Summer Program

Located in Tunis, capital of Tunisia, a melting pot of civilizations,  
the Université Libre de Tunis, within the frame of its Faculty of Arts,  
Humanities and Human Sciences, offers tuition in standard modern Arabic  
language leading to a didactic diploma in Arabic as a foreign language.

This course, which is organized in five graded levels, is provided  
annually during the whole of the university year and is also provided  
as a summer intensive course during the month of July.

Each session covers 90 h which is validated as 6 credits, thus allowing  
to obtain 30 credits following the completion of five levels of studies.

We propose also on the campus a dormitories for foreign students during  
the summer.

For the moment, would you be kind enough to spread the information to  
the students interested in Arabic courses for next summer 2003, they  
can read a brochure at  
www.ult.ens.tn/BROCHURE/summer%20course%20arabic%20language.pdf. We are  
hoping that this partnership is in agreement with your policy for the  
development of Arabic studies and your projects.

Truly yours,

Mehdi BOUEBDELLI
Representative in External Relations

P.S : You will find all the information concerning this summer course  
on our website (English) : www.ult.ens.tn


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