Foreign language and literature (English)

English Education

The English Education bachelor’s program is designed to prepare highly qualified specialists who possess advanced English language proficiency, modern teaching competencies, and the ability to work effectively in international educational environments.
The program is based on the CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) approach, which enables students not only to master English, but also to teach various subjects through English using interdisciplinary methods. 

During their studies, students develop:

•  listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills
•  modern teaching methodology competencies
•  digital classroom management skills
•  materials design and assessment skills
•  academic research competencies

Curriculum Overview
English Education is a 4-year bachelor’s degree program consisting of 148 credits. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with extensive practical training. 
During the first year, students build a strong foundation in English language skills through subjects such as Academic Reading, English Listening and Speaking, Academic Writing, Grammar, and Vocabulary.
In the second year, the program gradually shifts toward teaching methodology. Students study courses such as Digital Classroom, Modern Teaching Methods, and Language Teaching.
The third year focuses on professional and pedagogical development through courses including CLIL, Classroom Management, Materials Design, and Syllabus Design. Students gain practical experience in lesson planning and content delivery in English.
In the final year, students study Testing and Assessment, Research Methods, and complete extended teaching practice in real educational environments. 

Unique Features of the Program
The program combines English language teaching with interdisciplinary learning, preparing graduates for modern schools, international institutions, and the global labor market.
Students may also choose elective courses in Arabic, Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, and Turkish, which further expands their international academic and professional opportunities. 
2) International Partnerships and Educational Programs
The English Education program actively supports international academic cooperation and student mobility.
Students have opportunities to participate in exchange programs with:

•  University of Greenwich
•  Riga Technical University
•  Istanbul Aydın University
•  Suncheon National University
•  Cheongju University
•  several universities in South Korea 

Available opportunities include:

•  2+2 programs
•  academic exchange programs
•  international internships
•  study abroad opportunities

These programs help students gain valuable international academic experience and broaden their global perspectives.
3) Career Opportunities and Diploma
Graduates of the English Education program can work in:

•  secondary schools
•  specialized schools
•  academic lyceums
•  educational centers
•  international educational institutions 

They may also build careers in:

•  journalism
•  marketing
•  translation
•  linguistics
•  media and communications
•  content creation

Official specialty name:
60110900 — Foreign Language and Literature (English)
4) Program Achievements
The program applies modern educational approaches such as communicative language teaching, project-based learning, flipped learning, and EMI/CLIL methodologies. 
Within the program:

•  more than 10 scientific articles
•  participation in over 20 conferences
•  the Change Academy project

have been successfully implemented.
All academic staff members are qualified to teach in EMI format. Future plans include expanding international partnerships, integrating AI-based assessment tools, and further strengthening CLIL and EMI-based education