This summer, God willing, our Arabic Language Institute will offer:
Details are below
Please contact Dr. Talaat Pasha at tpasha@aicusa.edu for questions regarding the Arabic Language Institute and our summer 2024 Arabic language classes.
Prerequisite: None, this is a course for beginners
Credit hours: Eight (8) = 120 contact hours
Dates: May 13 – July 18 (10 weeks, 3 hrs./day, four days per week)
Days: Monday – Thursday
Timing: 10:00am – 1:00pm CT (Tentative)
Venue: In-person and Online (via Zoom)
Textbook: Ahlan Wa Sahlan, by Mahdi Alosh and Allen Clark.
Tuition (excluding textbook costs): $250/credit hour ($2000 for the full 8 credit course) for students seeking academic credit; $150/credit hour ($1200 for the full 8-credfit course) for auditors/students not interested in the academic credit.
Prerequisite: At least two semesters of Elementary Arabic (ARA 101 & 102 or equivalent)
Credit hours: Eight (8) = 120 contact hours
Dates: May 13 – July 18 (10 weeks, 3 hrs./day, four days per week)
Days: Monday – Thursday
Timing: 10:00 am – 1:00 pm CT (Tentative)
Venue: In-person and Online (via Zoom)
Textbook: Ahlan Wa Sahlan, by Mahdi Alosh and Allen Clark.
Tuition (excluding textbook costs): $250/credit hour ($2000 for the full 8 credit course) for students seeking academic credit; $150/credit hour ($1200 for the full 8-credfit course) for auditors/students not interested in the academic credit.
Prerequisite: None
Credit hours: Three (3) = 45 contact hours
Dates: May 13 – July 18 (4.5 hours/week; 10 weeks)
Days: Tuesday and Thursday
Timing: 6:00 pm – 7:15 pm CT
Venue: Online
Textbooks: A New Arabic Grammar of the Arabic language, by Haywood and Nahmad & Arabic Through Quran, by Allen Jones.
Tuition (excluding textbook costs): $600 for the course
Prerequisite: At least one semester of Elementary Arabic (ARA 101 or equivalent)
Credit hours: Three (3) = 45 contact hours
Dates: May 13 – July 18 (4.5 hours/week; 10 weeks)
Days: Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Timing: 6:30 pm – 8:45 pm CT (Tentative)
Venue: Online
Textbook: Muṣḥaf al-Madīnah (students need to be reading from the same edition of the Quran for pedagogical reasons, given the orthographic variations among different versions; this one is the best for such purposes).
Tuition (excluding textbook costs): $600 for the course