Master of Arts (Honours) - Arabic and Social Anthropology (LT66)

The programme offered is designed to provide individuals with a comprehensive foundation in both classical and modern Arabic. They will have the opportunity to develop their skills in writing, reading, listening, and speaking the language.

The Arabic language serves as a gateway to a captivating and diverse region, granting individuals access to the rich history, societies, and cultures of the Middle East. Students will delve into various aspects of the Arabic-speaking world, encompassing both past and present.

Moreover, a year spent abroad offers a unique opportunity for individuals to fully immerse themselves in the Arabic language and culture, further enhancing their understanding and proficiency.