Everything related to Arabic in South Korea: its institutions, professors and researchers, projects, books and activities, and its news and articles.
Universities, departments, institutes, schools and associations
Cheonan
Arabic is taught at Dankook University (Middle Eastern Studies major, School of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, College of Foreign Languages), in Cheonan. It offers Bachelor's degrees.
Yongin · Since 1979 CE
Arabic is taught at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (Global Campus) (Department of Arabic Interpretation and Translation), in Yongin. It offers Bachelor's degrees.
Seoul · Since 1979 CE
Arabic is taught at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (Korean-Arabic Department, Graduate School of Interpretation and Translation), in Seoul. It offers Master's degrees.
Seoul · Since 1976 CE
Arabic is taught at Myongji University (Department of Arabic Studies), in Seoul. It offers Bachelor's and PhD degrees.
Busan
Arabic is taught at Busan University of Foreign Studies (Arabic programme), in Busan.
Seoul · Since 1965 CE
Arabic is taught at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (Department of Arabic), in Seoul. It offers Bachelor's, Master's and PhD degrees.
Seoul · Since 1976 CE
Arabic is taught at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (Institute of Middle East Studies), in Seoul.
Seoul
Arabic is taught at Korean Association of Arabic Language and Literature, in Seoul.
Periodicals publishing in Arabic or about it
Seoul · Since 1981 CE
A journal publishing in Arabic, based in Seoul.
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Peer-reviewed journals and book series on Arabic published in this country — from the publication-venues directory, shown here automatically
Arabic Language & Literature (아랍어와 아랍문학)
Korean Association of Arabic Language and Literature
South Korea · Arabic and others
ISSN: 2734-0120
International Peer-reviewed journalKorean Journal of the Middle East Studies (한국중동학회논총)
Korean Association of Middle East Studies (한국중동학회)
South Korea · About Arabic
ISSN: 2733-9327
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