In the belief of the Middle East University that the Arabic language is an integral pillar of our cultural identity (Arab and Islamic) and its specificity, and in its awareness that everyone who belongs to it must master it; To serve his religion, his country, and his nation, she established the Department of Arabic Language and Literature, in the College of Arts and Educational Sciences, and provided it with a qualified elite of faculty members.
The department offers two academic programs: the Bachelor’s Program in Arabic Language and Literature (132 credit hours), and the Master’s Program in Arabic Language and Literature (33 credit hours) in its two tracks: thesis and comprehensive.
The two programs offer students several courses: compulsory and elective, covering various topics in literature, language, criticism, rhetoric, and text analysis.
The Arabic Language Department, at the two program levels (Bachelor's and Master's), hopes that its graduates will compete with their peers in local and Arab universities. Governmental and private: scientifically, methodologically, and educationally, in light of what is available to them of a free, balanced, responsible, give-and-take horizon.

