Philology and teaching languages: Turkish language

Philology and Language Teaching: Turkish is a social-humanitarian and pedagogical field that studies the structure, development, and teaching methodology of the Turkish language. This field provides an in-depth analysis of Turkish grammar, phonetics, vocabulary, and stylistics. It also places great emphasis on studying Turkish literature, culture, and the history of the language.

Graduates of the Bachelor’s degree program in “Philology and Language Teaching: Turkish” can work in the following professions:

• Turkish Language Teacher — teaching Turkish in schools, lyceums, or colleges (with a pedagogical certificate)
• Language Center Instructor — teaching Turkish in private language centers
• Translator — performing written and oral translations (with additional qualifications)
• Philologist (Linguist) — engaging in scientific or practical work in the field of linguistics and philology

And other related professions!

Entrance examinations: Turkish Language, Native Language and Literature

Language of instruction: Uzbek

Form of study: Full-time