Master both standard and colloquial (spoken) Arabic, a global language of diplomacy and culture, and the official language of the UAE, many Arab nations, and several African countries. Spoken in 22 Middle-Eastern countries with a population of about 250 million and used in numerous non-Arab Muslim countries with a billion people, Arabic is indispensable for Islamic studies, comparative theology, Middle-Eastern studies, international law, political sciences, and international business due to its fast growth and UN recognition.
Senior Lecturer
Ph.D. Arabic Language with a focus on Post-colonial and Comparative Literature, The World Islamic Sciences and Education, University in Amman, Jordan
Bilal Al-Omar is a senior lecturer of Arabic in the African Languages and Translation Program at the Africa Institute. Prior to this role, Al-Omar was a Lecturer of Arabic Language and Literature at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York (2017 to 2022). He has taught a diverse range of courses at Cornell University including Modern Arabic Literature, Current Events in Arabic Media, Elementary Arabic I/II, Intermediate Arabic I/II, and Advanced Arabic I/II. Currently, Al-Omar is working on a website dedicated to teaching modern Arabic literature to non-Arabic speakers as well as curating a dictionary with over 10,000 keywords.
Upon successful completion, you will receive recognized certificates from The Africa Institute, Global Studies University, licensed by the Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA).
*To enroll in intermediate and advanced level courses, students are required to complete a placement test to ensure they meet the necessary prerequisites. This assessment is free of charge.
For any queries or more information, please contact languages@theafricainstitute.org.
Master both standard and colloquial (spoken) Arabic, a global language of diplomacy and culture, and the official language of the UAE, many Arab nations, and several African countries. Spoken in 22 Middle-Eastern countries with a population of about 250 million and used in numerous non-Arab Muslim countries with a billion people, Arabic is indispensable for Islamic studies, comparative theology, Middle-Eastern studies, international law, political sciences, and international business due to its fast growth and UN recognition.
Master both standard and colloquial (spoken) Arabic, a global language of diplomacy and culture, and the official language of the UAE, many Arab nations, and several African countries. Spoken in 22 Middle-Eastern countries with a population of about 250 million and used in numerous non-Arab Muslim countries with a billion people, Arabic is indispensable for Islamic studies, comparative theology, Middle-Eastern studies, international law, political sciences, and international business due to its fast growth and UN recognition.
Senior Lecturer
Ph.D. Arabic Language with a focus on Post-colonial and Comparative Literature, The World Islamic Sciences and Education, University in Amman, Jordan
Bilal Al-Omar is a senior lecturer of Arabic in the African Languages and Translation Program at the Africa Institute. Prior to this role, Al-Omar was a Lecturer of Arabic Language and Literature at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York (2017 to 2022). He has taught a diverse range of courses at Cornell University including Modern Arabic Literature, Current Events in Arabic Media, Elementary Arabic I/II, Intermediate Arabic I/II, and Advanced Arabic I/II. Currently, Al-Omar is working on a website dedicated to teaching modern Arabic literature to non-Arabic speakers as well as curating a dictionary with over 10,000 keywords.
Upon successful completion, you will receive recognized certificates from The Africa Institute, Global Studies University, licensed by the Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA).
*To enroll in intermediate and advanced level courses, students are required to complete a placement test to ensure they meet the necessary prerequisites. This assessment is free of charge.
For any queries or more information, please contact languages@theafricainstitute.org.
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