Department of Foreign Languages
Undergraduate programme training specialists in foreign language education and translation.
Who Is It For?
The Department of Foreign Languages is suitable for students who are passionate about learning foreign languages, enjoy reading and writing, are curious about different cultures, possess analytical thinking skills, and enjoy reflecting on language structures. It appeals to individuals with strong communication skills, attention to detail, patience, and disciplined work habits. It is also an appropriate program for candidates who aim for a career in translation, literature, or linguistics and are interested in academic studies.
Quick Summary
- 4-year bachelor's degree program
- Full-time education in Turkish/English
- Optional internship
- Erasmus, double major, and minor opportunities
- Curriculum focused on linguistics, translation, and language education
- Employment opportunities in education, translation, and international sectors
About the Department
The Department of Foreign Languages at the School of Foreign Languages trains individuals with academic depth and professional competency in the English language field. The program offers comprehensive education in core areas including English language and literature, linguistics (phonetics, morphology, syntax, semantics), translation theories and practices, language teaching methods, and intercultural communication. Instruction is conducted in Turkish and English; students develop their language skills to an academic level. International experience is offered through the Erasmus exchange program, and competency in different disciplines is available through double major and minor programs. Graduates are trained with the qualifications to use their language and communication skills across various sectors.
Career Opportunities
Department of Foreign Languages graduates find employment opportunities in educational institutions, translation bureaus, international companies, external relations units of public institutions, media organizations, the tourism sector, and publishing houses. Additionally, graduate education provides an academic career opportunity.