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GUU opens enrollment for beginner Arabic language courses

GUU opens enrollment for beginner Arabic language courses

Published on: 2026-09-25

Source: Official website of the State –

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The International Cooperation Department of the State University of Management announces enrollment for an additional general development program in Arabic language studies.

Program: “Arabic Language” assumes a beginner level of training and is designed for 72 academic hours. It consists of the following lessons:

  • lessons with a native speaker;
  • studying the alphabet and setting pronunciation from the very first lesson;
  • conversational practice and basic grammar;
  • reading, writing, and getting acquainted with the culture of Arabic countries.

Upon completion of the training, participants who successfully finish the course will be issued a certificate.

The State University of Management has a rich tradition of teaching foreign languages of various countries around the world.

Arabic language courses at the State University of Management operate within the framework of cooperation with the autonomous non-profit organization “Arab Dream,” which promotes the development and dissemination of knowledge of the Arabic language and familiarity with Arab culture.

The ceremonial opening of the courses took place in April 2026. The course instructor was Mariam Abu Daya, a native speaker from Lebanon with extensive teaching experience.

For all questions and conditions of enrollment, please contact the International Cooperation Department, the International Projects Implementation Division of the International Office, GUU, room A-127.

Don’t miss the opportunity to start learning one of the most widely spoken languages in the world! We are waiting for students and staff of GUU!

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