The department is committed to academic excellence, offering undergraduate and postgraduate-admission-session programs that delve into the Persian language, classical and modern Persian literature, linguistics, and cultural studies.
A team of experienced faculty members, often recognized for their contributions to Persian literature and research, guides students in their academic journey.
The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including classical Persian poetry, prose, grammar, and linguistics. It equips students with a strong foundation in the Persian language and literature.
Students immerse themselves in the world of Persian literature, studying the works of celebrated Persian poets and writers such as Rumi, Hafez, and Saadi. They analyze and appreciate Persian literary masterpieces.
The department often includes courses on Persian culture, history, arts, and contributions to world civilization, offering insights into the rich Persian cultural heritage.
Students develop proficiency in the Persian language, enhancing their reading, writing, and speaking skills. They may also study Persian calligraphy and script.
The study of Persian may be integrated with interdisciplinary perspectives, allowing students to explore connections with fields such as history, philosophy, and comparative literature.
The department encourages research and scholarly activities, providing students with opportunities to contribute to Persian literature and linguistic studies through research projects and publications.
Graduates of the Department of Persian can pursue careers in fields such as academia, translation, cultural preservation, diplomacy, journalism, and international relations.
The department actively promotes Persian language and culture through literary events, seminars, cultural festivals, and community engagement.