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Description
The bachelor's degree in Arab and Hebrew Studies provides training to understand and analyse key literary texts in the studied languages, as well as in fundamental aspects of the Arab, Islamic and Jewish cultures and their main institutions, historical milestones and most important schools of thought.
The bachelor's degree in Arab and Hebrew Studies provides the necessary training to understand and use the Arabic, Hebrew and Aramaic languages, as well as a third language, both orally and in writing, with linguistic and literary methods and new technologies, in order to produce professionals with a wide range of specializations. It trains students to be able to assess the importance of Arab-Islamic culture in al-Andalus and of Jewish culture in Sepharad, with regard to both the singularities of the creative processes of each one and their impact on the formation and development of Spanish society and its cultural manifestations and expressions. Through texts and other cultural expressions, it encourages knowledge and critical thinking of and about the major social issues of our times, from the perspective of the diversity and richness of the values of Near East cultures, in order to promote intercultural processes and the spread of human rights and democratic values.
Requirement
A copy of your High School Diploma (O LEVEL & A LEVEL) e.g (WAEC, NECO, SAT, KCSE, ZIMSEC, GCE)
A copy of your International passport Bio-data page.
A copy of your recent Passport Photo.
A valid copy of your Result Checker Card.
All applicants for undergraduate degree courses must possess a minimum qualification of five (5) credits, in the Senior Secondary School Certificate (WAEC, NECO, SAT, KCSE, ZIMSEC, GCE).
Applicant profile and access requirements
Recommended applicant profile
Solid language skills (general reading and writing skills, and listening and speaking in an academic context).
The ability to work towards goals.
Critical and reasoning skills, the ability to relate concepts and extrapolate from these, and summary and analytical skills.
Memory, reading culture and personal interest in intellectual development.
Interest in language and literature.
Knowledge of other foreign languages and basic IT skills.
Interest in learning about Semitic languages and cultures of the Near and Middle East, Arab, Islamic, Judaic and biblical cultures, and the legacy of al-Andalus and Sephardic Judaism.
Be in possession of the definitive official recognition of their upper secondary school qualification and have passed the university entrance exam (PAU - EBAU) in the ordinary or extraordinary sitting.
Have the official recognition of the upper secondary school qualification (without having passed or taken the PAU - EBAU).
Be in possession of the provisional enrolment slip or application for official recognition of the upper secondary qualification.