Comparative and World Literature

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Comparative and World Literature


This master's program aims to direct the student's attention to comparative and world literature, after acquiring the essential knowledge base in Arabic literature in general. The training in this master's program focuses on the major themes that intersect in various foreign literatures and their connection to our Arabic literature... Thus, it opens up wide horizons for the student to conduct research at the doctoral level, which will focus on specific issues in various aspects

Teaching Language : Arabic language

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses


The core subjects guaranteed by the Comparative and World Literature specialization are:

Modern World Literatures / Contemporary World Literatures.

Epics in Ancient Literatures.

Algeria in World Literatures.

Algeria in French Writings / Algerian Literature Written in French.

Arabic Literature and Eastern Literatures.

Arabic Literature and Western Literatures.

Comparative Travel Literature

Advanced Topics


Professional Integration and Employment Prospects

Regarding professional integration, this degree allows one to work in sectors that are concerned with Modern Standard Arabic and its developments, such as: education, cultural and intellectual fields, journalism, and scientific research and so on.

This master's program also provides several employment areas, including scientific research by continuing university studies ending with a doctorate, employment at the university, and continuing research and knowledge production. National education institutions also attract many holders of this degree.

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Admissions Information


This master's program is open to those who hold a degree with the following features

Field: Arabic Language and Literature

Branch: Literary Studies

Bachelor Specializations: Arabic Literature + Algerian Literature + Comparative and World Literature

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