The purpose of the program is to train linguists, researchers and teachers of foreign languages that are competent in cross-cultural communication, modern teaching
techniques and conceptions, and possess knowledge of the contemporary language science paradigm and skills in cognitive and research work.
Our advantages
- focus on advanced study of two foreign languages (English and German/French),
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building skills for teaching foreign languages, using both traditional and modern teaching methods;
- guidance provided by leading researchers in the field of theoretical and applied linguistics;
- opportunity to take a postgraduate course in this field;
- Cross-Cultural Communication Practical Course (1st Foreign Language);
- Cross-Cultural Communication Practical Course (2nd Foreign Language);
- Language and Culture;
- Contemporary Linguistics and History of Linguistic Studies;
- Language Pedagogy;
- Pedagogy and Psychology of Higher Education;
- Grammar Pedagogy (1st Foreign Language);
- Grammar Pedagogy (2nd Foreign Language);
- 1st Foreign Language Pedagogy Practical Course;
- 2nd Foreign Language Pedagogy Practical Course;
- Modern Information Technology in Linguistics.
A Master's degree in linguistics is a great advantage for those who want to work in educational institutions of all levels (from language schools to high schools),
cross-cultural communication (tourism, international cultural events, etc.), and in scientific institutions.