The Master's program in Arabic Linguistics at the University of Vienna offers advanced training in linguistic and dialectological research of the Arabic language. You will learn to apply general linguistic methods to analyze and describe spoken Arabic varieties. This program equips you with the skills to conduct independent research and contribute to the understanding of Arabic dialects.
Graduates are well-prepared for careers in various fields requiring expertise in the Arabic language and cultural area.
Proof of Arabic language proficiency (Classical Arabic and/or Modern Standard Arabic) at level B2 is required. This can be demonstrated through a certificate from a recognized language institution (e.g., the University of Vienna Language Center), previous studies, or a completed school education of at least 9 years in an Arabic-speaking country.
Students are required to pay a tuition fee/Students' Union fee each semester. The amount for non-EU/EEA students is approximately €726.72 per semester. EU/EEA citizens are generally exempt from tuition fees but must pay the Students' Union fee.
Non-EU/EEA students are required to pay approximately €726.72 per semester. EU/EEA citizens are generally exempt from tuition fees but must pay the Students' Union fee.
You need proof of Arabic language proficiency (Classical and/or Modern Standard Arabic) at CEFR B2 level. An eligible Bachelor's degree, such as the one in Oriental Studies (Specialisation: Arabic and Islamic Studies) from the University of Vienna, is also required.
Check the admission requirements, prepare your documents including a B2 Arabic proficiency certificate, and submit your application during the designated period, which opened on June 22nd for programs without an entrance exam.
The program consists of seven compulsory modules, three elective module groups, and a master's thesis.
Graduates are prepared for roles in science, teaching, research, public administration, adult education, speech recognition development, and companies working with Arabic clientele.