Filología y enseñanza de lenguas: lengua alemana

The Philology and Language Teaching: Korean Language program belongs to the field of education and social sciences. It is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of the linguistic features of the Korean language, the analysis of Korean literature and culture, and the development of effective language teaching methodologies. The program also aims to explore the role and prospects of the Korean language as a global means of communication.

In the modern era, when interest in the Korean language and culture continues to grow, this field has become especially relevant. The program contributes to strengthening cultural, economic, and scientific ties between Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea.

Program Objectives
The program equips students with theoretical and practical knowledge in the following areas:

• Modern Korean literary language
• Linguistic theory
• History of the Korean language
• History and theory of Korean literature
• Korean culture and society
• Methodology of language teaching

Students acquire comprehensive philological training, enabling them to teach the Korean language, conduct translations, and engage in intercultural communication as qualified specialists in Korean philology.

Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the four-year undergraduate program, graduates are awarded a Bachelor’s Degree in Korean Language and Literature (Philology). Graduates may continue their studies at the master’s level in areas such as linguistics, literary studies, translation studies, or foreign language teaching methodology.

Curriculum Overview
In the first and second years, students study core philological courses such as Eastern Foreign Language (Korean), Theoretical Linguistics, Literary Theory, Phonetics and Morphology of the Korean Language, Country Studies (History and Culture of Korea), and Foreign Eastern Language.

In the third and fourth years, students focus on advanced philological subjects including Modern Korean Literary Language, Korean Literature and Folklore, Comparative Literary Studies, Literature of the Target Language Country, and Presentation Skills in the Target Language.

Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Philology and Language Teaching (Korean Language) program (code: 60230100) are prepared for professional activity in the following fields:

• Academic and linguistic research in text interpretation, comprehension, and language teaching methodology
• Pedagogical work in secondary schools, lyceums, colleges, and language centers as Korean language instructors
• Cultural and educational activities in cultural centers and international organizations
• Administrative and organizational roles as Korean language coordinators or methodologists in educational institutions
• Scientific research in Korean linguistics and literature
• Translation and linguistic services in international organizations, embassies, and companies
• Media and journalism, including work as a journalist or editor of Korean-language content in television and other media
• Publishing and editing, as translators or editors of Korean-language literary works