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Forms of study: full-time
Languages of instruction: English
Program duration: 4 years
Degree awarded: bachelor's degree

60110900-Foreign language and literature - to carry out pedagogical activities as a teacher of foreign language and literature in general secondary education in accordance with the professional standard of a general secondary school teacher, to carry out pedagogical activities as a teacher of foreign language and literature in secondary specialized and vocational education, to work as an editor and proofreader in publishing houses and mass media, to carry out pedagogical activities as a methodologist and group leader in extracurricular education, to manage an educational institution in accordance with the professional standard of a director of a general secondary school, to work as a cabinet manager, tutor, methodologist, archive worker, information resource center worker in general secondary schools, vocational educational institutions, higher educational institutions covers a range of professional fields, such as management, publishing and working as an editor and proofreader in the media.
Types of professional activities of graduates of the 60110900-Foreign Language and Literature educational program:
• Scientific and research;
• Pedagogical;
• Spiritual and educational;
• Organizational and management;
Educational processes in the 60110900-Foreign Language and Literature educational program are carried out on the basis of the higher education program for bachelors, a person who has fully mastered its theoretical and practical training and successfully passed the final state certification is awarded the "bachelor" qualification (level) and an official document (s) of the state sample on higher education.
60110900-Foreign Language and Literature, a student must accumulate 30 credits per semester and 60 credits per academic year. The duration of study is 4 years, and the student must accumulate 240 credits by the end of the program. The amount of one ECTS credit in hours for a student is 30 academic hours, and the student's annual study load is 1800 academic hours. Of these, 40% are divided into classroom hours and 60% are independent study hours. The amount of credits that a student must acquire during the semester includes compulsory and elective subjects specified in the subject catalog.