Summer Arabic Language Programs

Arabic language programs are growing in popularity, according to Reuters AlertNet. Employees who are fluent in the language are highly sought after by government agencies, especially in the FBI and Defense Intelligent Agency. Summer Arabic language programs last from a few weeks to a few months, depending on how much material is covered. Language Helpers states that the Arabic language includes many different dialects and is spoken in many Middle Eastern countries.
  1. University of Arizona

    • The university's summer Arabic program has many intermediate level classes. The classes are part of the Near Eastern Studies department and last for one month each. The classes meet every week day and you can live on-campus for the duration of the program. You can fund the classes with University of Arizona grants and scholarships, but not with federal aid.

      Department of Near Eastern Studies

      University of Arizona

      845 N Park Ave., Rm. 440

      Tucson, AZ 85721

      520-621-8013

      nes.web.arizona.edu

    Columbia University

    • Columbia University's Arabic program has first-year and second-year classes. You can place out of the first-year classes by passing an online placement test. The program focuses on Modern Standard Arabic and tutors are available. Most of the first-year and second-year classes last one month each and meet every week day except Friday. The spoken Arabic classes only meet three days a week and focus on the Egyptian dialect and culture.

      Columbia University

      Office of Admissions

      School of Continuing Education

      203 Lewisohn Hall

      2970 Broadway, Mail Code 4119

      New York, NY 10027

      212-854-9666

      ce.columbia.edu

    Georgetown University

    • Georgetown University has an Arabic and Persian Institute that administers its Arabic classes. The program follows the educational guidelines created by the American Council for the Teaching of Foreign Language. The three levels of intensity are basic, colloquial and content Arabic. The classes meet every weekday for up to three hours. Classes are available from morning to night. There are courses in Iraqi and Levantine dialects. The classes are grouped into 3 sessions including a pre-session class which is an introduction to the language. Students can get a scholarship from Georgetown University to fund the classes. The summer program is open to any college students and high school students with a recommendation. International and high school students must complete separate applications to be admitted into the program.

      Georgetown University

      Arabic and Persian Institute

      3307 M. Street, NW

      Suite #202

      Washington, DC 20007

      202-687-8700

      summerschool.georgetown.edu

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