1. Language proficiency
2. Developing Linguistic Competence
3. Understanding Literary Traditions
4. Cultural Awareness and Sensitivity
5. Training in Translation and Interpretation
6. Enhancing Research and Analytical Skills
7. Promoting Global Competence

1. Certain age requirement

1. Introducing English Language
2. Introduction to the Study of Language and Culture
3. Introduction to Translation (available to intermediate students)
4. Language and Text
5. Objects and Meaning: The Social Life of Material Culture
6. The Arab World and the Word
7. Expressions of Arabic Culture
8. History of the English Language
9. Language in the Public Space
10. Making Memory: Culture, History and Representation
11. Multilingual e-Collaboration: Transposing Current Affairs
12. Spoken Discourse Analysis
13. The Novel
14. Understanding Culture: Arabic in Focus
15. Final Year Project
16. Identities on the Move: Arabic Studies in Focus
17. Issues in Culture
18. Language and Power
19. Multilingualism in Society: Theory and Practice
20. Reading the Present
21. Sex Strike: Gender and Protest
22. Sexualities in Literature and Culture
23. Studies in Literary Language
24. Themes in Contemporary Arabic Studies
25. Work Placement for Humanities

1. Lectures
2. Seminars
3. Practical classes
4. Workshops
5. Live projects
6. Independent study

1. English Word and Sentence Structure
2. History and Varieties of English
3. Study Skills
4. History and Politics of the Middle East and North Africa
5. Arabic Language
6. Language, Mind and Brain
7. The Sounds of Language
8. Study of Meaning
9. From Text to Linguistic Evidence
10. Phonology
11. Analysing Grammar
12. Typology
13. Societal Multilingualism
14. Media and Business Arabic
15. Dissertation in Modern Languages and Cultures

1. Presentations
2. Videos
3. Podcasts
4. Lab work
5. Creating artefacts
6. Essays
7. Reports
8. In-class tests
9. Portfolios
10. Dissertation

The course duration may vary by university and country. However, in the UK, full-time study can take about 3 to 4 years, and part-time study can take about 4 to 6 years.

1. Language Labs and Interactive Software
2. Digital and Physical Libraries
3. Translation and Interpretation Rooms
4. Multimedia Rooms
5. Research and Writing Support Centres
6. Discussion and Seminar Rooms
7. Online Learning Platforms

1. Advertising, marketing or PR
2. Business or finance
3. Interpreting or translation
4. Law
5. Media and journalism
6. Public sector work
7. Publishing
8. Teaching

The fees depend on the institute and location. However, in the UK, the tuition fees for international students can lie between £15,000 and £25,000 per year for undergraduate programmes.

1. A-Levels or Higher Secondary Certificate
2. Personal Statement
3. References

1. Translation and Interpretation Internships
2. Media and Journalism Internships
3. Cultural Exchange Programmes
4. International Relations and Diplomacy Internships
5. Education and Teaching Internships
6. Business and Marketing Internships
7. Tourism and Hospitality Internships

1. Arabic and English Language Proficiency Certifications
2. ATA Certification (American Translators Association)
3. Certificate in Translation (University of Cambridge)
4. Arabic Language Teaching Certification
5. Cross-Cultural Communication Certificate
6. Certificate in Arabic-English Comparative Linguistics
7. Graduate Diplomas and Certificates in Arabic or English Literature

In the UK, the primary intake happens in September/October, and the secondary intake happens in January/February.