Arabic - Associate of Arts Degree

With the growing presence and importance of the Middle East in the global economy, the need for Western workers who are versed in the Arabic language and culture has never been greater. One of the world’s oldest languages, Arabic is one of the most commonly spoken native languages globally and the official language of more than 20 countries.

What will I experience?

Gain the foundation to write and speak the Arabic language proficiently at the beginner to intermediate level

Understand written and spoken Arabic messages and conversations

Learn about Arabic culture, including social interactions, beliefs, values, arts, literature, music, and geography

Apply your knowledge of the Arabic language and culture beyond the classroom

What opportunities might it lead to?

An associate of arts in Arabic degree can lead to a career in various fields, including journalism, business, education, finance and banking, translation and interpretation, consulting, foreign service, intelligence, and more.

Potential Careers:

Interpreter

Translator

Foreign language proofreader

Teacher

Teaching assistant

Medical interpreter

Journalist

Finance and banking

Foreign service

Intelligence