Philology and Language Teaching: Indonesian Language

What is taught in this program

The program aims to give students a thorough theoretical and practical command of the Indonesian language. Its core includes grammar, vocabulary building, and work on both spoken and written communication. Students also become acquainted with the history, culture, and literature of Indonesia and the countries of Southeast Asia.

• practical Indonesian grammar and speech culture;
• translation theory and practice (between Indonesian and Uzbek);
• methodology of language teaching;
• history and culture of the peoples of Indonesia and Southeast Asia;
• courses in literature and linguistics.

The main focus is on developing communication skills and applying acquired knowledge in real-life situations.

Who will the graduate become

A graduate who speaks Indonesian fluently becomes a qualified specialist in translation and teaching. Their knowledge is in demand in the following professions:

• translator and interpreter;
• Indonesian language teacher;
• specialist in international relations and diplomacy;
• philologist and researcher;
• tourism and service specialist with language skills.

The specific position depends on the skills chosen, knowledge of additional foreign languages, and work experience.

Where you can work

This program is offered at the Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies. Graduates can work in various organizations and fields in Uzbekistan:

• educational institutions: schools, lyceums, colleges, and higher education institutions;
• the foreign affairs system, diplomatic missions, and international organizations;
• translation bureaus and publishing houses;
• tourism, international trade, and organizations cooperating with foreign companies;
• cultural centers and research institutes.

The development of economic and cultural ties with Indonesia may increase interest in and demand for this language.

Who this program suits

This program suits applicants who are interested in languages, enjoy learning about new cultures, and are ready for consistent study. It may be a good choice if the following qualities describe you:

• interest in learning languages and expanding vocabulary;
• good memory and the ability to concentrate;
• enjoyment of communication and building rapport with people from other countries;
• interest in history, culture, and literature;
• ability to work independently and study regularly.

If you have questions, you can contact the admissions office of the Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies.