1. Develop reading, writing, speaking, listening skills.
2. Understand literature, histories, and cultures of Arabic and French-speaking regions.
3. Enhance critical thinking and analytical skills.
4. Enhance intercultural communication skills.
5. Prepare for careers in translation, interpreting, international relations, education.

1. A-levels or equivalent required.
2. Arabic knowledge is beneficial but not essential.
3. Strong interest in languages and cultures is essential.

1. Arabic Language (Modern Standard Arabic and potentially dialects)
2. French Language
3. Arabic Literature and Culture
4. French Literature and Culture
5. History of Arabic-Speaking Regions
6. History of French-Speaking Regions
7. Translation Studies
8. Intercultural Communication

1. Lectures
2. Tutorials
3. Seminars
4. Independent study

1. Intensive language learning
2. French and Arabic
3. Practical language work in the European language
4. Practical language work in the Middle Eastern language
5. Practical language work in the European language
6. Practical language work in the Middle Eastern language
7. Identity in Modern France
8. History and Politics of the Middle East and North Africa
9. Arabic Language 1
10. Arabic Language 2
11. French Cultural Studies
12. French Language 1
13. French Language 2
14. French Language 3
15. The History and Sociopolitics of Palestine/Israel
16. Introduction to Islam
17. Arabic Language 3
18. Arabic Language 4
19. Art in France
20. Temptations of the Tragic: Love and Death in French Literature
21. Media, Performance, & Digital Culture in Contemporary France
22. Stardom in France
23. French Language 4
24. French Language 5
25. Pragmatics: Meaning, Context, and Interaction
26. Introduction to Postcolonial Arabic Literature
27. French Language 6
28. Media and Business Arabic
29. Arabic Language 5
30. Introduction to Interpreting: Context, Skills and Modes
31. Introduction to Professional Translation
32. Art, Culture and Activism in France in the Age of Social Media
33. History and Memory in Francophone Cinema
34. Wild and Tamed: Nature in French Culture and Politics
35. Dissertation in Modern Languages and Cultures
36. Contemporary Debates in Islam

1. Write an essay
2. Short talk
3. Podcast or Video
4. Poster
5. Presentation
6. Coursework

The course duration of this programme may vary depending on the country and universities but in the UK, it takes about 04 years to complete.

To ensure students receive both academic depth and practical application, universities across the UK typically offer:

1. Language Laboratories
2. Multimedia Language Learning Resources
3. Specialized Language Libraries
4. Cultural Resource Centers
5. Translation Suites
6. Interpreting Booths  
7. Film Screening Rooms  
8. Seminar Rooms
9. Lecture Theatres
10. Computer Labs (Language Software)
11. Study Abroad Offices
12. Cultural Societies (Arabic, French)
13. Student Common Rooms
14. Online Language Learning Platforms
15. Audio-Visual Equipment
16. Recording Studios
17. Dedicated Staff Offices (Language Support)
18. Library Archives (Arabic and French Texts)
19. Collaboration Spaces  
20. Virtual Reality Labs (Cultural Immersion)

While an "Arabic and French - BA (Hons)" offers diverse global career avenues, a UK-based programme uniquely highlights advanced roles dedicated to enhancing the well-being of individuals and communities, including:

1. Translator
2. Interpreter
3. Diplomat
4. International Relations Officer
5. Foreign Correspondent
6. Journalist
7. Teacher (Languages)
8. Lecturer (Languages/Culture)
9. Cultural Consultant
10. Tourism Industry Professional
11. International Business Professional
12. Linguist
13. Language Specialist
14. Cultural Liaison
15. NGO Worker
16. Government Advisor
17. Publishing Industry Professional
18. Archivist
19. Researcher (Linguistics/Culture)
20. Marketing and Communications (International Focus)

1. Tuition fees range in between £26,500 per year and may vary depending on the institution.
2. Scholarships, grants, and financial opportunities are available.
3. Government loan aid is available.

1. Typical A-level offer: ABB
2. Typical contextual A-level offer: BBC
3. 5 GCSEs English Language and Mathematics at Grade 4/C
4. IELTS of 6.0 overall (with no band below 5.5) is required
5. Strong communication and interpersonal skills

The "Arabic and French BA (Hons)" course in UK universities is designed to provide a rich cultural and linguistic immersion, and this often involves a significant year abroad.

Here's how fieldwork and internships typically manifest in this programme:

Year Abroad:

Students typically spend half the year in an Arabic-speaking country and the other half in a French-speaking country.

This year is crucial for developing fluency, cultural competency, and real-world language skills.

Internships:

These internships can be:

1. Translation or interpreting roles.
2. Cultural liaison positions.
3. Work in international organisations.
4. Positions in the tourism industry.
5. Work in international business.

Translation and Interpreting Practice

This could involve:

1. Working on real-world translation projects. 
2. Simulated interpreting exercises.
3. Using specialised translation software.

1. DELF (Diplôme d'Études en Langue Française) (Various Levels)
2. DALF (Diplôme Approfondi de Langue Française) (Various Levels)
3. CCIP (Chambre de Commerce et d'Industrie de Paris) Business French Certifications
4. Arabic Language Proficiency Tests (Various Institutions)
5. ATA (American Translators Association) Certification
6. ITI (Institute of Translation & Interpreting) Membership/Certification (UK)
7. CIOL (Chartered Institute of Linguists) Qualifications (UK)
8. Certified Court Interpreter (Various Countries)
9. Certified Medical Interpreter (Various Countries)
10. Translation Software Certifications (e.g., SDL Trados)
11. Interpreting Software Certifications
12. Project Management Certifications (e.g., PRINCE2, PMP)
13. Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL/TESOL) Certification
14. Teaching Arabic as a Foreign Language Certifications
15. Teaching French as a Foreign Language Certifications
16. International Business Certifications
17. Cultural Competency Certifications
18. Diplomatic Service Exams (Various Countries)
19. Journalism Certifications
20. Public Relations Certifications
21. Marketing Certifications (International Focus)
22. Travel and Tourism Certifications
23. Library and Information Science Certifications
24. Archival Studies Certifications
25. Museum Studies Certifications
26. Digital Marketing Certifications (Multilingual)
27. Content Localization Certifications
28. Linguistics Certifications (Specialized Areas)
29. International Trade Certifications
30. Foreign Service Officer Tests
31. United Nations Language Proficiency Exams

Typically, in the UK, the intakes takes twice a year (fall and spring), but may vary like:

1. Fall (September/October)
2. Spring (January/February)
3. Summer (May/June)

"Studying Arabic and French was not just about learning a language, although that was a big part of it. My studies undoubtedly shaped my worldview [and] gave me a wide range of skills that I believe have enabled me to stand out in an ecosystem where humanities students are underrepresented." Says -  Zara, Arabic and French MA (Hons), 2021."