Key facts

Arabic LearnCUID has grown into one of the most vibrant and impactful cross-cultural programs in the LearnCUID initiative. Below are the key facts and figures highlighting its reach, diversity, and engagement across Europe from its inception in 2020.

Participation Overview
  • Total Participants (2020–2024): 1,740+
  • Program Start Year: 2020
  • Initial Cohort (2020): 320 participants
  • Average learner age: 24 years
  • Participant Profile: Mostly university students or early-career researchers
  • Completion Rate (2020–2024): 91% average
Top Contributing Countries

The Arabic LearnCUID groups have seen strong participation from across Europe, with the highest engagement coming from France, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

Arabic LearnCUID groups have brought together learners from across Europe, reflecting a broad and inclusive reach. Participants have come from over 20 countries, contributing diverse perspectives to cultural exploration and collaborative learning.

Program Focus Areas
  • Participants join small research groups exploring a wide range of cultural themes. The topics below are indicative and not exhaustive, as new areas of inquiry often emerge organically based on participant interests and mentor expertise:

    • Sufi Poetry and Mysticism

    • Arab-Andalusian Cultural Heritage

    • Arabic Calligraphy & Islamic Art

    • Bedouin Oral Traditions

    • Contemporary Arabic Literature

    • Translation Movements and Cross-Cultural Exchange

Outcomes

Completion and Follow-Up (2020–2024):

  • Average Group Size: 8–10 members

  • Mentor-to-Group Ratio: 1:2

  • Program Completion: Over 91% finish with full projects

  • Learning Reports & Outputs: 200+ group presentations and cultural articles

Post-Program Engagement:

  • 38% pursued further cultural studies

  • 29% joined other LearnCUID cultural groups

  • 21% used insights in professional or academic settings

Why It Matters

Arabic LearnCUID connects diverse European learners with deep, reflective, and critical engagement with Arabic culture — even without knowing the language. Through collaborative research, mentorship, and digital archives, participants experience a powerful model of informal, intercultural learning.

“It’s not just about learning about Arabic culture — it’s about learning through it.”

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