Linguistics: German Language

The Master's Program in Linguistics (German Language) is designed to explore the structure of the German language, its historical development, and contemporary trends in Germanic linguistics. Students study text linguistics, sociolinguistics, comparative linguistics, terminology studies, translation studies, and research methods.

Graduates can pursue careers in universities, research centers, international cooperation organizations, translation agencies, cultural institutions, and educational projects. The program prepares specialists capable of addressing both theoretical and practical issues in German linguistics.