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Bachelor of Arts and Languages

:Vision

To become a leading program in English language and literature studies, promoting global communication, cultural understanding, and academic excellence. The program aspires to produce graduates who are proficient in English and equipped to contribute positively in diverse professional and cultural contexts.

:Mission

  • To provide a comprehensive education in English language, literature, and linguistics, with an emphasis on critical thinking, effective communication, and intercultural competence.
  • The program is committed to developing analytical skills, creativity, and intellectual growth, and preparing students for a range of careers and other academic endeavors.

Program Objectives

  • English Language Development: Providing students with advanced skills in reading, speaking and listening in English.
  • Enhancing analytical and critical skills: Training students to critically analyze texts, understand diverse literary forms, and apply linguistic theories.
  • Promoting cross-cultural awareness: enhancing understanding of English-speaking cultures and global perspectives through literature and linguistic studies.
  • Enhancing research and writing skills: enabling students to conduct academic research, develop scientific arguments, and communicate findings effectively.
  • Preparing for professional roles: Providing the skills needed for employment in fields such as education, translation, communications, publishing, and more.

Career and professional future

  • English Teacher (Primary, Secondary or Higher Education)
  • Curriculum developer or educational consultant
  • Translator for publishing houses, media, NGOs or governmental organizations
  • Interpreter for conferences, international organizations, or immigration services
  • Editor or proofreader for publishing companies, newspapers, or online media
  • Content writer, journalist, or copywriter in the field of advertising, public relations, or digital media
  • Office Communications Specialist or Public Relations Officer
  • Marketing and Social Media Manager
  • Business communications coach
  • Technical writer or proposal writer for NGOs and companies
  • Librarian or Archivist (with additional specialization)
  • Cultural Liaison Officer in International Organizations

Program requirements

  • High School Diploma: Completion of secondary education with a strong foundation in English.
  • Minimum Grades: Typically, a good GPA in relevant subjects, especially English and Literature.
  • English language proficiency: For non-native speakers, a TOEFL or IELTS score may be required to demonstrate English language proficiency.

Courses and credits

  • Core Curriculum: Completion of core courses in English Language, Literature, and Linguistics, as outlined in the program.
  • Research Project: A research project or proposal distributed in the final semester, demonstrating analytical skills.
  • Elective Courses: Complete elective courses that allow students to specialize in areas such as translation, creative writing, or linguistics.

Additional requirements

  • Practical Training: Some programs may require internships, teaching placements, or fieldwork to gain real-world experience.
  • Workshops and Seminars: Attend relevant workshops, seminars and conferences to enhance skills and industry knowledge.

Admission Requirements

  • Some universities may require an entrance exam or personal interview.
  • High school diploma or equivalent.

Study Plan

  • To view the study plan for the Department of Arts and Languages
Download the plan

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