Master of Arts (Honours) - Arabic and Politics (TL62)

Arabic serves as the primary language for over 350 million individuals residing across a vast expanse of land stretching from the Atlantic to the Persian Gulf. It holds the position of the sixth most commonly spoken language globally and stands as one of the six official languages recognized by the United Nations.

Considering the Arab world's central role in global politics and its significance as Europe's immediate neighbor on the southern and eastern perimeters of the Mediterranean, the combination of Arabic and Politics proves highly advantageous.

The program University of Edinburgh offer aims to equip individuals with a comprehensive foundation in both classical and modern Arabic. It focuses on developing skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking the language.

No prior knowledge of Arabic is necessary to enroll in the University of Edinburgh Year 1 courses, as they cater to beginners. By Year 3, students will possess the necessary proficiency to spend an entire year studying in a country where Arabic is the spoken language.

The Arabic language opens doors to a captivating and diverse region, providing access to the rich history, societies, and cultures of the Middle East. The University of Edinburgh courses delve into various aspects of the Arabic-speaking world, encompassing both past and present.

During students year abroad, they will fully immerse their self in Arabic language and culture, thereby gaining a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.