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In 1982, the program of African languages, studies, and literature was established by Ministerial Decision No. (122). The program was initiated as one of the four scientific programs, which were English, French, Spanish, and then African languages. It was part of the Faculty of Languages and translation, which at that time was affiliated with the Faculty of Languages and graduate studies. The aim of creating this program was to serve Islam and promote it on the African continent.
Later, the college was transformed into an independent college, named the College of Languages and translation, by the Council of Ministers Resolution No. 296 of 2021.
This program has been at the forefront of scientific programs, introducing the study of African languages and literature not only in Libya but also in all Arab countries. Initially, the program offered two African languages, Swahili and Zulu. Swahili was the primary language and is mainly spoken in East African countries such as Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, eastern Zaire, southern Somalia, northern Malawi, northern Mozambique, Rwanda, and Burundi. It has around 100 million speakers worldwide.
Zulu was offered as a sub-language and is spoken by about five million people in South Africa. However, in the 1980s, the Hausa language replaced Zulu as a priority in the program.
Hausa is the language of Muslims in West Africa and is the second-largest common language south of the Sahara Desert. It is mainly spoken in northern Nigeria, its neighboring regions, especially southern Niger, and southwestern Chad. The number of people who speak Hausa is estimated to be more than thirty million.
Program overview
Main Subject
Linguistics
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
In 1982, the program of African languages, studies, and literature was established by Ministerial Decision No. (122). The program was initiated as one of the four scientific programs, which were English, French, Spanish, and then African languages. It was part of the Faculty of Languages and translation, which at that time was affiliated with the Faculty of Languages and graduate studies. The aim of creating this program was to serve Islam and promote it on the African continent.
Later, the college was transformed into an independent college, named the College of Languages and translation, by the Council of Ministers Resolution No. 296 of 2021.
This program has been at the forefront of scientific programs, introducing the study of African languages and literature not only in Libya but also in all Arab countries. Initially, the program offered two African languages, Swahili and Zulu. Swahili was the primary language and is mainly spoken in East African countries such as Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, eastern Zaire, southern Somalia, northern Malawi, northern Mozambique, Rwanda, and Burundi. It has around 100 million speakers worldwide.
Zulu was offered as a sub-language and is spoken by about five million people in South Africa. However, in the 1980s, the Hausa language replaced Zulu as a priority in the program.
Hausa is the language of Muslims in West Africa and is the second-largest common language south of the Sahara Desert. It is mainly spoken in northern Nigeria, its neighboring regions, especially southern Niger, and southwestern Chad. The number of people who speak Hausa is estimated to be more than thirty million.
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
The Sebha
University offers many academic programs in various faculties of the
university. Students are offered undergraduate degrees at the level in all
departments according to the academic plans of the faculties. For the graduate
level, the university offers a graduate program according to the plans of study
in the Faculty: Faculty of Arts Sabha, Sabha Faculty of Science, Faculty of Agriculture
Sabha, Faculty of Human Medicine Sabha, Faculty of Engineering and Technical
Sciences Brak, Faculty of Economics and Accounting, College of Education Obari,
Law School Brak, Sabha Dental College, Faculty of Education Tragen, Faculty of
Education Brak, Faculty of Education Gatt, Sabha College of Nursing, Faculty of
Medical Technology Marzak, Faculty of Pharmacy, Faculty of Information
Technology, Faculty of Physical Education Sabha, Faculty of Energy and Mining
Engineering, Faculty of Education Zweila, and Faculty of Education N'Djamena Chad.
For the postgraduate level, the university offers a postgraduate
program (master's degree and doctoral degree) according to the plans of study in the Faculty. Total number of educational programs in the upper stage
36 programs distributed to five faculties:
1. Faculty
of Arts: is granted the certificate of higher leave in the following
sections: Arabic language - Quran sciences - History - Interpretation -
Geography - Psychology - Sociology - English
2. Faculty
of Science: The certificate of higher education is granted in the following
sections: Chemistry - Plant - Zoology - Physics - Computer - Mathematics.
3. Faculty
of Engineering and Technical Sciences: The certificate of higher leave is
granted in the following sections: Civil Engineering - Electronic Engineering -
Medical Laboratory Sciences - Environmental Sciences - Food Science and
Technology.
4. Faculty
of Energy and Mining: The certificate of the Higher Degree in Renewable
Energies is granted in the Department of Renewable Energies and approved with
the Tempus Program
5. Faculty
of Agriculture: The certificate of higher leave is granted in the following
sections: Soil and Water - Agricultural Economics
languages and African Studies
Sebha, LY, Sebha, Libya
01 Aug, 2023Application Deadline
LinguisticsMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Linguistics
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Later, the college was transformed into an independent college, named the College of Languages and translation, by the Council of Ministers Resolution No. 296 of 2021.
This program has been at the forefront of scientific programs, introducing the study of African languages and literature not only in Libya but also in all Arab countries. Initially, the program offered two African languages, Swahili and Zulu. Swahili was the primary language and is mainly spoken in East African countries such as Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, eastern Zaire, southern Somalia, northern Malawi, northern Mozambique, Rwanda, and Burundi. It has around 100 million speakers worldwide.
Zulu was offered as a sub-language and is spoken by about five million people in South Africa. However, in the 1980s, the Hausa language replaced Zulu as a priority in the program.
Hausa is the language of Muslims in West Africa and is the second-largest common language south of the Sahara Desert. It is mainly spoken in northern Nigeria, its neighboring regions, especially southern Niger, and southwestern Chad. The number of people who speak Hausa is estimated to be more than thirty million.
Program overview
Main Subject
Linguistics
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Later, the college was transformed into an independent college, named the College of Languages and translation, by the Council of Ministers Resolution No. 296 of 2021.
This program has been at the forefront of scientific programs, introducing the study of African languages and literature not only in Libya but also in all Arab countries. Initially, the program offered two African languages, Swahili and Zulu. Swahili was the primary language and is mainly spoken in East African countries such as Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, eastern Zaire, southern Somalia, northern Malawi, northern Mozambique, Rwanda, and Burundi. It has around 100 million speakers worldwide.
Zulu was offered as a sub-language and is spoken by about five million people in South Africa. However, in the 1980s, the Hausa language replaced Zulu as a priority in the program.
Hausa is the language of Muslims in West Africa and is the second-largest common language south of the Sahara Desert. It is mainly spoken in northern Nigeria, its neighboring regions, especially southern Niger, and southwestern Chad. The number of people who speak Hausa is estimated to be more than thirty million.
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The Sebha University offers many academic programs in various faculties of the university. Students are offered undergraduate degrees at the level in all departments according to the academic plans of the faculties. For the graduate level, the university offers a graduate program according to the plans of study in the Faculty: Faculty of Arts Sabha, Sabha Faculty of Science, Faculty of Agriculture Sabha, Faculty of Human Medicine Sabha, Faculty of Engineering and Technical Sciences Brak, Faculty of Economics and Accounting, College of Education Obari, Law School Brak, Sabha Dental College, Faculty of Education Tragen, Faculty of Education Brak, Faculty of Education Gatt, Sabha College of Nursing, Faculty of Medical Technology Marzak, Faculty of Pharmacy, Faculty of Information Technology, Faculty of Physical Education Sabha, Faculty of Energy and Mining Engineering, Faculty of Education Zweila, and Faculty of Education N'Djamena Chad.
Arts and Humanities (6)
Arabic Language
Arabic language
Arabic language and Quranic Sciences
Archeology and tourism
English
English
English
English
English language
French language
Geography
HIstory
History
History
Philosophy and Interpretation
languages and African Studies
Business and Management (6)
Accounting
Business Administration
Economics
Finance and Banking
Human Resource Management
Engineering and Technology (6)
Architecture
Chemical engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer
Computer
Computer Science
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Information Systems
Materials and corrosion engineering
Networks and Communications
Oil and gas engineering
Renewable energy engineering
computer science
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Agricultural Engineering
Agricultural crops
Agricultural economics
Anesthesia Technology
Animal production
Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences in the field of food industry
Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences in veterinary field
Biology
Biology
Biology
Dentistry and Oral surgery
Department of Biology-Faculty of Education-Al-Ghuraifa
General Nursing
Horticulture
Human Medicine
Medical laboratories
Medical radiology
Microbiology
Microbiology
Midwifery and Neonatology
Pharmacy
Plant Protection
Psychology
Soil and water
Zoology
Natural Sciences (6)
Biotechnology
Botany
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Department of Physics-Faculty of Education-Al-Ghuraifa
Department of mathematics-faculty of Education-Al-Ghuraifa
Earth Sciences
Mathematics
Mathematics and statistics
Physics
Physics
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Educational planning and management
Islamic Studies
Islamic Studies
Law
Media
Philosophy and Sociology
Physical Education
Political Science
Psychology
Quranic Sciences
Social Service
Sociology
Sociology
Statistics
For the postgraduate level, the university offers a postgraduate program (master's degree and doctoral degree) according to the plans of study in the Faculty. Total number of educational programs in the upper stage 36 programs distributed to five faculties:
1. Faculty of Arts: is granted the certificate of higher leave in the following sections: Arabic language - Quran sciences - History - Interpretation - Geography - Psychology - Sociology - English
2. Faculty of Science: The certificate of higher education is granted in the following sections: Chemistry - Plant - Zoology - Physics - Computer - Mathematics.
3. Faculty of Engineering and Technical Sciences: The certificate of higher leave is granted in the following sections: Civil Engineering - Electronic Engineering - Medical Laboratory Sciences - Environmental Sciences - Food Science and Technology.
4. Faculty of Energy and Mining: The certificate of the Higher Degree in Renewable Energies is granted in the Department of Renewable Energies and approved with the Tempus Program
5. Faculty of Agriculture: The certificate of higher leave is granted in the following sections: Soil and Water - Agricultural Economics
Arts and Humanities (6)
Geography and geographic information systems
History
Islamic studies
Linguistics
Literature
Philosophy and Interpretation
Psychology
Business and Management (6)
Health facilities management
Engineering and Technology (6)
Civil Engineering
Computer
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Agricultural Economics
Animal production
Soil and water
Natural Sciences (6)
Botany
Chemical Engineering
Earth Sciences
Energy Management
Mathematics
Organic + inorganic + analytical + physical
Physics
Renewable energies
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Sociology
Arts and Humanities (2)
Linguistics
Literature
Natural Sciences (2)
Organic chemistry + inorganic chemistry + analytical chemistry