The Department was established in 1993. On 10/7/1997 the first class of students graduated. The Department has had an active role in promoting Arabic, deepening pride in it, activating a conscious awareness of its advantages. It also focuses on achieving the goals for which the Department was established; being one of the most important ingredients for building the student’s national and patriotic personality.
The number of faculty members for the academic year 2021-2022 is (6). The number of students is 250. So far, the Department graduated 26 cohorts graduated with a bachelor’s degree. The faculty members have presented many research papers and published them in international refereed journals. They presented other research papers in international, Arab and local refereed conferences.
Department of Arabic Language |
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Head of the department |
Dr. Nibal Nabeel Nazal
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Name of the specialization in Arabic |
اللغة العربية و آدابها /بكالوريوس |
Name of the specialization in English |
Arabic Language / Bachelor |
Specialization number |
0401 |
Date of accreditation |
27-4-1997 |
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Arabic@zuj.edu.jo |
Site |
www.zuj.edu.jo |
The Department of Arabic Language and Literature looks forward to superiority and excellence locally and internationally. It also seeks to enhance the Arabic Language status through research contributions that would improve its students and serve the local community.
The Department of Arabic Language and Literature seeks to provide a suitable educational environment, hold curricular and extracurricular activities and place research on its top priorities in service of the local community.
Knowledge areas of the specialization
Basic and compulsory theoretical fields: linguistic and grammatical studies, literary studies, critical and rhetorical studies, and joint studies.
Supporting areas: ancient history, modern history, and Islamic philosophy.
– Opportunities and fields of work: public and private sector schools, ministry of culture, media institutions, television and radio stations – centers for teaching Arabic for non-Arabic speakers, magazines, and newspapers.