Foreign language and literature (English)

Foreign Language and Literature (English) — Bachelor's Programme

  The "Foreign Language and Literature (English)" programme offers students an in-depth study of the English language,
  English and American literature, linguistics, and intercultural communication. The curriculum is built on modern
  educational methodologies, a communicative approach, and extensive practical training, ensuring the development of
  linguistic, pedagogical, and translation competencies.

  Programme Objectives

  The principal objective is to train highly qualified specialists with fluent command of English at the C1–C2 level on
  the CEFR scale, ready to compete on the international labour market. Graduates acquire not only language proficiency
  but also analytical thinking, research skills, and intercultural communication competence.

  Core Subjects:

  • Practical English (listening, speaking, reading, writing)
  • English phonetics and grammar
  • History of English and American literature
  • Theory and practice of translation
  • Linguistics and stylistics
  • Intercultural communication
  • Methodology of teaching foreign languages
  • Academic writing and research methodology

  Skills Acquired:

  • Fluent oral and written communication in English (C1–C2)
  • Professional translation of literary, scientific, and technical texts
  • Application of modern English language teaching methodologies
  • Linguistic and stylistic analysis of literary texts
  • Language mediation at international events

  Career Opportunities

  Graduates can pursue successful careers as English language teachers in schools, lyceums, and language centres;
  translators and interpreters in international companies; editors at publishing houses and media outlets; language
  specialists in tourism and hospitality; consultants in diplomatic and international organisations; and independent
  translators and freelancers.

  Duration: 4.5 years (Bachelor) | Mode of study: Evening | Programme code: 60110900