Specialty 035 «Philology» prepares specialists in the fields of linguistics, literary studies, written and oral translation, as well as intercultural communication. Training is focused on in-depth study of one or more foreign languages, structural language rules, and text processing technologies.

Main Study Areas:

Translation Studies: theory and practice of written, oral (consecutive and simultaneous), and technical translation.

Applied and Digital Linguistics: natural language processing (NLP), corpus linguistics, automatic translation.

Theoretical Linguistics: grammar, phonetics, lexicology, stylistics, and pragmatics of selected languages.

Literary Studies and Editing: analysis of literary and media texts, proofreading, literary editing.

Key Disciplines:

Practical Course of Main and Second Foreign Languages

Theory and Practice of Translation (Literary, Technical, Legal)

Specialized Software for Translation (CAT Tools)

Comparative Grammar and Lexicology

Editing and Proofreading of Texts

Graduate Career Roles:

Translator / Interpreter (including technical, medical, legal specializations)

Software, Game, and Website Localizer

Content Manager, Copywriter, Technical Writer

Editor, Proofreader in publishing houses and media

Language Instructor, Tutor, Methodologist

Primary Employment Sectors:

Translation agencies and localization companies, IT companies (software development, documentation creation, computational linguistics), international corporations and diplomatic missions, publishing houses and media outlets, educational institutions, and language centers.

Training is conducted at the Department of Applied Linguistics (703)

Training is provided under the following degree programs:

Educational Program	Degree Level	Mode of Study	Duration of Study
Applied Linguistics	Bachelor based on complete general secondary education	Full-time	3 years and 10 months