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Management and Arabic

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School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London

Course summary

Our BA Management and Arabic programme offers a unique opportunity to combine key elements of business management with deep cultural insight and humanities knowledge whilst also developing your Arabic language skills.

You will develop both the theoretical foundations and practical skills needed to succeed in diverse sectors of the global economy, including creative industries, cultural and educational sectors, media, publishing and marketing.

This flexible interdisciplinary degree is ideal for students pursuing business careers with a global outlook and for humanities students looking to enhance their academic interests with management expertise. You will be equipped to take on leadership roles across different cultural contexts, including managing multinational offices in Cairo, Amman, Mumbai and Nairobi.

This innovative programme reflects SOAS’ distinctive approach, blending business and humanities to prepare graduates to lead with cultural intelligence and awareness in a rapidly changing global economy.

Combined-honours degrees in Arabic are intended to give students a solid grounding in Modern Standard and classical Arabic, as well as conversational ability in Egyptian colloquial Arabic.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:
4G20
Institution code:
S09

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75 Employment after 15 months (Most common jobs)

90 Go onto work and study

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