Philology and Language Teaching: English

The 60230100 – Philology and Language Teaching: English Language bachelor's program is designed to prepare highly qualified specialists with advanced English language proficiency, strong linguistic knowledge, and modern teaching skills. The program combines theoretical studies with practical training, enabling students to develop the competencies required for successful careers in education, translation, and international communication.

During their studies, students take courses in English grammar, phonetics, linguistics, lexicology, stylistics, English and world literature, academic writing, translation theory and practice, intercultural communication, pedagogy, psychology, and modern methods of teaching foreign languages. The curriculum also emphasizes the use of digital learning technologies, research skills, and effective classroom practices.

Students gain practical teaching experience through internships and teaching practice in educational institutions, allowing them to apply their knowledge in real classroom settings and strengthen their professional skills.

Upon graduation, students are qualified to work as English language teachers in schools, colleges, and language centers, as well as translators, interpreters, education consultants, international relations specialists, and professionals in tourism, media, publishing, and other fields requiring strong English language and communication skills.

The program equips graduates with the knowledge, practical experience, and professional competencies needed to succeed in both national and international workplaces while providing a solid foundation for further studies at the master's and doctoral levels.