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Department of Arabic

Philosophy and bjectives of the discipline

Production of graduates that are adequately equipped with the comprehensive theoretical knowledge and practical skills required for engaging in productive and economic agricultural production.

The Objectives of the Programme are

a) To produce graduates geared towards self employment

b) To produce graduates with sufficient technical, productive and entrepreneurship skills who will be involved in production, research and entrepreneurship in any aspect of agriculture and other related disciplines

c) To produce graduates that are relevant to themselves, the industry and society who can contribute effectively to national development goals in Agriculture.

Admission Requirements and Expected Duration of the Programme

To be eligible for admission into various options available in the faculty, candidates must have the following qualifications.

UTME Entry Mode (100-Level)

Credit Passes in 5 WASCE/GCE/NECO Subjects including English, Mathematics, Arabic, at least a credit pass in Islamic studies and any other social science subject.

Direct Entry (200- Level)

Candidates with the following qualifications are  eligible for admission to 200-level

Candidates that have satisfied the above minimum O’level Condition of five credits passes in WASCE/GCE/NECO subjects for admission into degree options in the faculty and in addition have passed at the General Certificate of Education Advanced level or its equivalent in Arabic and Islamic Studies.

Candidates that have obtained the minimum O’level credit passes as set out above and in addition, have obtained the Higher National Diploma (HND) with minimum of upper credit (60-69%) in relevant fields from schools or colleges accredited by NBTE and recognized by the University, will be admitted into 300-level

Dr Salahudeen Abdul-Hadi Adeniyi

H.O.D ARABIC

List of Courses in the Arabic Programme

Mission Statement

The Department of Arabic is committed to encouraging the study and appreciation of Arabic language and literature, promoting critical thinking, and developing linguistic and cultural competence.

Vision Statement

To become a leading centre for Arabic language and literature studies, recognised for academic excellence, innovative research, and cultural exchange.

1. Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Arabic: A comprehensive programme covering Arabic language, literature, and culture.
2. Specialisations: Students can choose to specialise in Arabic language and linguistics, Arabic literature, or Islamic studies.

1. Master’s of Arts (MA) in Arabic: A research-based programme designed for students who wish to pursue advanced studies in Arabic language and literature.
2. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Arabic: A doctoral programme focused on original research in Arabic language and literature.

Research Focus Areas

  1. Arabic Language and Linguistics
  2. Arabic Literature and Criticism
  3. Islamic Studies and Culture
  4. Arabic Language Teaching and Learning

Our Experts

Dr Salahudeen Abdul-Hadi Adeniyi

PhD, M.A, B.A

AREAS OF SPECIALISATION

  •  Nil

Dr Abdulmalik Imam

PhD, M.A, B.A

AREAS OF SPECIALISATION

  • Nil

Mal Umar Muhammad Sadis

M.A, B.A

AREAS OF SPECIALISATION

  • Nil

Contact Information

Department of Arabic,
Faculty of Languages and Communication Studies
Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University
PMB 11, Lapai, Niger State, Nigeria

Email: arabic@ibbu.edu.ng