Arabic
More than 400 million people speak Arabic. Understand Arab culture and Islam better by studying the language.
Which Arabic language course should I take?
Students with no background in the language may enroll themselves into the relevant introductory course.
Students who have some background in Arabic should contact the course instructor for a placement interview if they are enrolling in an Arabic course for the first time.
Students who have transferred from a college or a university and took Italian in their prior institution should take the next level course.
* We reserve the right to move students to more proficiency-appropriate courses or to unenroll students when there is no appropriate course for them.
Placement interviews
Students who are unsure about their level or background in Arabic should attend a placement interview before they register for courses. Contact the undergraduate advisor (wll_manager@sfu.ca) or the Arabic instructor (rmehri@sfu.ca) to arrange.
Students are expected to provide true information about their language background and language learning experiences to the best of their knowledge. Concealing your knowledge of the language and/or providing false information are considered academic dishonesty and can be recorded on the your academic record. For more information, read SFU's academic integrity page.
Arabic courses - Summer 2022
ARAB 100 - Introductory Arabic I
Section | Instructor | Day/Time | Location |
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ARAB 100 D100 |
Rastin Mehri
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2:30 PM – 4:20 PM
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BLU 9655, Burnaby
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Even more Arabic courses
Interested in knowing what other Arabic courses you can take in future semesters? See our full course offering on SFU's Student Services website.
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