Linguistics (French)

Programme Description

70230101 – Linguistics (French Language) is a master's degree specialization focused on the theoretical and applied issues of linguistics, the scientific study of the phonetic, lexical, grammatical, and pragmatic features of the French language, and the preparation of highly qualified specialists for higher education institutions and research organizations. The specialization includes an in-depth study of contemporary approaches in French linguistics, comparative linguistics, and translation studies.

Curriculum and Study Plan

During their studies, master's students acquire knowledge and skills in the following areas:

• Contemporary Linguistic Theories;
• French Linguistics;
• Comparative Linguistics;
• Sociolinguistics;
• Psycholinguistics;
• Text Linguistics;
• Discourse Analysis;
• Linguistic Research Methodology;
• Foundations of Translation Studies;
• Research Methods;
• Academic Writing;
• Scientific and Pedagogical Activity.

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:

• conduct scientific analysis of the linguistic features of the French language;
• carry out independent research in the field of linguistics;
• collect, process, and analyze linguistic data;
• engage in teaching activities in higher education institutions;
• apply modern linguistic theories in practice;
• prepare scholarly articles, conference papers, and research projects.

Career Opportunities

Graduates may pursue careers as:

• university lecturers;
• research institute staff members;
• linguistic researchers;
• translators and editors;
• specialists in international organizations;
• managers and specialists in language centers and educational institutions;
• doctoral (PhD) researchers.