
Specially tailored to our military students, this certificate is designed for maximum flexibility using an ultra mobile personal computer. New Military personnel enrolled in this certificate are eligible to receive an Acer Aspire One mobile personal computer. Students utilizing the ultra mobile device can complete large portions of each course without access to the Internet but will require some Internet connectivity for instructor interaction and assignment submission.
This three-course, 12 semester hour certificate program incorporates the five C’s (Communication, Culture, Connections, Comparisons and Communities) set forth in Standards for Foreign Language Learning in the 21st Century, 2006, which is endorsed by the National Capital Language Resource Center and the American Association of Teachers of Arabic.
Course # |
Arabic Language and Culture Certificate |
Semester hours |
ARA 1120C |
Beginning Arabic Language and Culture I |
4 |
ARA 1121C |
Beginning Arabic Language and Culture II |
4 |
ARA 2200C |
Intermediate Arabic Language and Culture I |
4 |
Total |
12 |
|
Tuition
Tuition for each course is currently fixed at $153.54 per semester hour ($614.16 per 4-hour course) for the 2009-2010 Academic Year.
Getting Started
Students interested in participating in the certificate should contact Marc Churchwell (arabic@uwf.edu), 850.473.7468 or 1.888.529.1823. Upon completion of a non-degree seeking application, an advisor will contact students to make plans for shipping the mobile device and accompanying materials to the location specified by the student. Students will engage online when Internet access is available and off-line when access is unavailable.
Available spring semester 2010, the Interdisciplinary Social Sciences bachelors program will focus on diverse cultures of the world recognizing that globalization and rapid advances in information technology makes the world interconnected. The program will explore social, political, ethical and economic issues of world cultures allowing linkages between theory and practice and new understandings of the larger trends and issues that affect societies. The program will provide a basis to engage the world with an appreciation of diverse culture and the ability to communicate directly with local foreign populations. Along with a foundation of a strong core curriculum, students can integrate personal interests by selecting from a broad range of courses. More information coming soon.
