Philology and Language Teaching: Russian Language

What is taught in this program

The program Philology and Language Teaching: Russian Language offers an in-depth study of the Russian language and literature. Students learn the grammar, phonetics, lexicology and stylistics of Russian, get acquainted with the history of Russian literature and develop skills in analysing texts.

Core subjects include practice of spoken and written language, theory and practice of translation, introduction to linguistics, pedagogy and methods of language teaching. During the classes, students develop the ability to communicate freely in Russian, translate texts accurately and express their ideas clearly in writing.

Who will the graduate become

Graduates of this program can work in the following professions and positions:

• Russian language teacher (in general secondary schools, academic lyceums and vocational colleges);
• translator or interpreter (oral and written translation specialist);
• philologist, editor or proofreader;
• teacher of language courses or methodologist.

Where can you work

In Uzbekistan, graduates have broad opportunities in the field of education. They can work in schools, lyceums and colleges, in higher education institutions and in foreign language courses. Specialists who know Russian are also in demand at translation agencies, publishing houses, tourism companies, media outlets and organizations involved in international relations. Language skills are highly valued in state bodies and in foreign partner organizations.

Who this program suits

This program suits applicants who are interested in languages, enjoy reading and working with words. Sociability, patience, a good memory and the ability to work independently are important in this field. If you want to explore other cultures and share knowledge with people, Russian philology may be a worthy choice.