In February 1981, a graduate program was opened in the Department of Arabic Language and Literature for a master’s degree in the Arabic language in two specializations: "Literature and Criticism" and "Language and Grammar." Hundreds of master’s theses have been discussed in the department so far, the first of which was in February 1983.

The Master's in Language Sciences (French Language) offers two tracks: the thesis track and the comprehensive track. The thesis track includes 33 credit hours, with 9 hours dedicated to the thesis and the remaining hours divided between 15 hours of mandatory courses and 9 hours of elective courses. The comprehensive track also includes 33 credit hours, with 24 hours of mandatory courses and 9 hours of elective courses, in addition to passing a comprehensive exam according to the university's master's degree regulations.