Programs offers
Bachelor of Arabic Literature
Bachelor of Arabic Literature
Program Description:
It is an academic training based on a Arabic Literature of letters and Arabic language. Students will have to masterArabic as a native language in all its linguistic, semantic and cultural dimension and will be equipped with a general culture that will allow them to better integrate into the professional space
Programme Units and modules
Semester 1
| Ancient Arabic text (poetry) Ancient literary criticism Grammar Arabic rhetoric Techniques or research Presentations and poetry rhyme Quranic sciences Foreign language (oral expression) Informatics |
Semester 2
| literary text (prose) Ancient literary text 2 Grammar science Philology Techniques or research 2 Techniques of written expression Sources of language, literature, and criticism History of human civilization Foreign language (oral expression) Informatics 2 |
Semester 3
| Modern literarytext Modern literary criticism Grammar science General linguistics Contemporary critical methods Stylistics and discourse analysis An introduction to comparative literature An introduction to Maghrebian literature (written in a foreign language) Popular literature Foreign language (oral expression/ Written expression) |
Semester 4
| Modern literary text Modern literary criticism Grammar science 2 Applied linguistics Literary theory Linguistic schools An introduction to universal literature Arabic poetics modernity in Arabic literature Foreign language (oral expression/ Written expression) |
Semester 5
| Ancient Arabic text Issues of ancient poetic text Aesthetics of ancient Arabic narrative modern Arabic literature and contemporary Arabic literature Issues of modern poetic text and contemporary poetic text Modern and contemporary Arabic narratives Contemporary universal literature Sufi literature Arabic literature and orientalism Specialized foreign language |
Semester 6
| Maghrebian poetic text Maghrebian narrative Maghrebian theater MaghrebianPopular literature Disseration Dissertation Comparative literature governance and citizenshi |
