Academic Profile of the Arabic Language Department
College of Education for Human Sciences • University of Kirkuk
Academic Description of the Department
The Arabic Language Department program at our college seeks to provide a rigorous educational and research environment aimed at preserving the integrity and eloquence of the honorable language. It aims to graduate distinguished scientific competencies in the sciences of grammar, morphology, and linguistics, as well as literary and critical studies. The academic description of the department focuses on enabling students to possess the tools of linguistic analysis and text criticism, and linking the authentic Arab heritage with modern knowledge theories. This qualifies graduates well for educational and academic contributions, and active participation in the fields of media, manuscript verification, and institutional cultural work, with a spirit that takes pride in Islamic identity and civilization.
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First Stage
It includes foundational courses for Arabic sciences, initial guidance on the principles of grammar, morphology, prosody, and an introduction to the study of pre-Islamic and Islamic literature to build a solid linguistic knowledge base.
Second Stage
Expansion in the study of Arabic grammar (nominal and verbal sentences), moving towards rhetorical sciences (eloquence and meanings), with a comprehensive overview of literature in the Abbasid era and supporting educational courses.
Third Stage
Focusing on linguistic indexes and lexical application, ancient literary criticism, and a detailed study of Andalusian and modern literature, along with the launch of field observation programs to prepare the student educationally.
Fourth Stage
The stage of linguistic specialization and modern criticism, studying comparative literature and contemporary critical approaches, in addition to actual practical application in schools and the completion of rigorous academic graduation researches.
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