波特兰州立大学

At PSU, you can learn Arabic for real-world settings, read and write from right to left, speak Fusha (Modern Standard Arabic) and 'Ammiyyah (Colloquial Arabic), and take advanced specialized classes in Arabic and culture courses in translation. With our program, you can start your study of Arabic from scratch or if you have studied Arabic previously, or you come from an Arabic-speaking family you can test into more advanced courses.

In addition to three years of language study, you can take courses in Arabic literature, culture, film, history, folklore, and other topics in both English and Arabic. Whether you became interested in Arabic from reading classical texts, or are intrigued by the Arabic alphabet or encounters with the diverse Arab cultures and speakers, you can find a course with us that speaks to your interests.

The Arabic program offers several unique scholarships and encourages students to study abroad to enhance their language skills through immersion. Join one of the many student-run groups associated with enhancing community and knowledge around the Arabic language:

• Arabic Language and Culture Student Association: Aims to provide an additional resource to students of PSU's Arabic language program in order to reinforce our learning and to make connections to native Arabic speakers, and discuss broader cultural and contemporary topics.
• Arab Students Association: Promotes the cultures of all Arab countries and to provide community for Arab students.
• Arab Persian Student Organization: Dedicated to sharing Middle Eastern culture through academic and non-academic means.

At PSU, you can learn Arabic for real-world settings, read and write from right to left, speak Fusha (Modern Standard Arabic) and 'Ammiyyah (Colloquial Arabic), and take advanced specialized classes in Arabic and culture courses in translation. With our program, you can start your study of Arabic from scratch or if you have studied Arabic previously, or you come from an Arabic-speaking family you can test into more advanced courses.

In addition to three years of language study, you can take courses in Arabic literature, culture, film, history, folklore, and other topics in both English and Arabic. Whether you became interested in Arabic from reading classical texts, or are intrigued by the Arabic alphabet or encounters with the diverse Arab cultures and speakers, you can find a course with us that speaks to your interests.

The Arabic program offers several unique scholarships and encourages students to study abroad to enhance their language skills through immersion. Join one of the many student-run groups associated with enhancing community and knowledge around the Arabic language:

Arabic Language and Culture Student Association: Aims to provide an additional resource to students of PSU's Arabic language program in order to reinforce our learning and to make connections to native Arabic speakers, and discuss broader cultural and contemporary topics.
Arab Students Association: Promotes the cultures of all Arab countries and to provide community for Arab students.
Arab Persian Student Organization: Dedicated to sharing Middle Eastern culture through academic and non-academic means.