Philology (Applied Linguistics)
6.035.10.10 Philology (Applied Linguistics)
Qualification awarded: Bachelor of Arts in Philology (Applied Linguistics)
Entry year: 2021
Mode of study: full
Program duration: 4 years
Institute: Institute of Computer Science and Information Technologies
Number of credits: 240 ECTS Сredits
Level of qualification according to the National Qualification Framework and the European Qualifications Framework: NQF Level 6 (First cycle of QF-EHEA / EQF Level 6)
Field(s) of study: Humanities
Gained competence: 1. Ability to exhibit knowledge of the fundamental philosophical theories and concepts in the humanities and social sciences, as well as awareness of ethical and legal principles governing interpersonal relations and human attitude towards the environment
2. Ability to exhibit knowledge and comprehension of the evolution of linguistic paradigms of the XIX-XXI centuries, understanding linguistics as the study of language ontology as a sign system, knowledge of language structure and its functions. Ability to understand principles of the relationship between language and society, language and culture, language and thinking, language and religion, language and social strata. Awareness of language as a factor for ethnic and national unity
3. Ability to exhibit knowledge of contemporary scientific linguistic methods used in lexicography, corpus linguistics, cognitive linguistics, sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, terminology, machine translation, and other relevant fields
4. Ability to exhibit knowledge and comprehension of language as a social phenomenon, its linkages with thinking, culture, and human social progress, as well as the fundamental relationship between language and the world, the origin and development of language, its levels, principal language and speech components, and functional properties
5. To possess knowledge and comprehension of the language system, the fundamental characteristics of literature as a verbal art form, the historical development of languages and literature, and ability to apply such knowledge within professional settings
6. Ability to exhibit knowledge of the principles of translation as a unique form of communication, while taking into account both objective and subjective aspects, as well as the main types of translation
7. Ability to exhibit knowledge and comprehension of systems analysis and theoretical cybernetics methods in the creation of information models for various objects and processes.
1. Ability to apply knowledge of effective business communication and office administration principles, as well as the principles of mastering both Ukrainian and foreign language communication skills
2. Ability to apply knowledge of differential and integral calculus principles
3. Ability to apply knowledge of modern methods for developing and optimizing computer modelling concepts and processes for informatization
4. Ability to apply knowledge of technical and software tools for information processes, fundamental principles of corpus linguistics, and the major domains of computational linguistics
5. Ability to evaluate the past, present, and future of Ukraine, employing principles of historical analysis to interpret diverse events spanning these temporal dimensions, drawing upon acquired knowledge within the domains of humanities and social sciences
6. Ability to approach complex and controversial issues of modern social reality creatively, and to analyse problems related to the advancement of modern society
7. Ability to acquire new knowledge independently and critically assess the experience gained in light of the latest advancements in philology and social practice
8. Ability to conduct phonological, semantic, lexical, morphological, and syntactic analyses, and analyse various types of texts or discourses
9. Ability to apply essential skills in compiling dictionaries, including electronic ones, and possess a strong command of contemporary linguistic and information technology terminology
10. Ability to translate, summarize, and annotate texts of diverse genres in both native and foreign languages
11. Ability to edit texts across various genres in Ukrainian, English, and German (Japanese, Polish, or Czech)
12. Ability to use technical and software tools for information processes, along with the capability to develop language processing algorithms
13. Ability to apply methods for designing conceptual, logical, and physical models of database systems, specifically for applications processing linguistic data
14. Proficiency in utilizing operating systems, system software, prevalent application packages, and web portals, alongside the capacity to apply computer information processing skills for compiling text corpora with corresponding markup and tagging
15. Ability to analyse and interpret Ukrainian and foreign literary and folk works, identifying their unique characteristics and assessing their role in the literary landscape.
1. Proficiency in verbal and written communication in Ukrainian, as well as in two foreign languages (English and either German, Japanese, Polish, or Czech), coupled with competence in utilizing diverse methods, especially methods of information technologies, to communicate effectively at a professional level
2. Ability to apply knowledge and comprehension of laws and methods of interpersonal communication, standards of tolerance, business communication, efficient teamwork, and adaptability.
Occupational profiles of graduates: Employment in the fields of information technology, communication, and management of IT projects, in publishing, libraries, translation agencies, public institutions, and counseling.
Access to further studies: Obtaining the second (master's) level
Other program features: Disciplines with the English and German or Japanese, Polish, and Czech languages of instruction.