Philology and Language Teaching: Turkmen Language

What is taught in this program

The program provides in-depth study of Turkmen phonetics, lexicology and grammar. Students get acquainted with the history of Turkmen literature and contemporary works, and develop oral and written communication skills. The curriculum also includes translation theory and practice, office document styles, pedagogy and language teaching methodology. Use of computer technologies and the basics of scientific research are also part of the study plan.

Who the graduate becomes

A graduate becomes a qualified philologist or teacher of the Turkmen language and literature. They can teach Turkmen in general secondary schools, academic lyceums and vocational colleges. They can also work as a translator, editor, research assistant or specialist in cultural and educational organizations.

Where you can work

Graduates can work in general secondary schools, colleges and higher education institutions across Uzbekistan. Opportunities are also available in translation departments, publishing houses and mass media, state institutions, and organizations involved in international relations. A specialist's workplace is usually connected with education, philology or translation.

Who this program suits

The program suits applicants who are interested in languages, enjoy understanding grammar, and like reading and working with texts. It is also a good fit for those who enjoy explaining material to others and studying history and culture. Independent work, a good memory and communication skills are important.