Foreign Languages and Literature
Foreign language proficiency is one of the most crucial skills in today’s globalized world. With the world becoming increasingly interconnected, the ability to communicate in a foreign language is essential. At our faculty of foreign languages, we are dedicated to providing you with the finest education and skills possible in the field of foreign languages.
We believe language learning is about mastering vocabulary and grammar and fostering critical thinking, cultural awareness, and effective communication skills.
At the heart of our English Language and Literature program lie several key objectives. Firstly, our primary aim is to provide our students with both theoretical understanding and practical skills essential for thriving as competitive professionals in the contemporary job market. Through innovative teaching methodologies and immersive language experiences, we strive to cultivate in our students a deep understanding of the nuances of foreign language learning.
Above all, our ultimate goal is to empower our students to become professional teachers, effective communicators, critical thinkers, and lifelong learners. Whether they pursue careers in academia, business, or any other field, we are confident that the skills and knowledge gained through our program will serve them well in their future endeavours.
The proficient educators of our department endeavour to meticulously facilitate the acquisition of comprehensive theoretical and practical knowledge in the domain of foreign languages.
Head of the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literature
Ani Tamazyan
Mission &
Values
Our mission is to provide students with a comprehensive education that cultivates critical thinking, effective communication skills, and a nuanced understanding of global cultures through the study of Foreign language and literature.
At EIU, we believe that the study of Foreign language and literature is not only an academic pursuit but also a pathway to personal and professional growth. Our program is designed to equip students with the linguistic proficiency, analytical abilities, and cultural awareness necessary to thrive in today’s interconnected world.
Our Programs
Bachelor's Studies
Duration: 4 years, Languages: ARM, ENG
Master's Studies
Duration: 1.5 years, Languages: ARM, ENG
Postgraduate Studies
Duration: 3 years, Languages: ARM, ENG/GRM/FR
Career Perspectives
The English Language and Literature program at Eurasia International University (EIU) offers students a solid foundation for a wide range of rewarding career paths in diverse fields.
Graduates of our program often pursue careers as:
Educators
Writers and Editors
Communications Specialists
- Guides
Publishing Professionals
Cultural Ambassadors and Translators
Research Analysts and Consultants
The department also cooperates with well-known educational institutions, which means that students have the opportunity to practice in these educational institutions, and the most outstanding candidates can even be offered a job.
News
Eurasia International University is pleased to host Prof. Dolors Sabaté Planes
The JoPScip Project Highlighted at an International Conference on Education and Research for Sustainable Development
The Erasmus+ T-GREEN International Conference Has Kicked Off
EIU Delegation Participates in KPI4HE Project Workshop at the University of Genoa
EIU had the great honor and pleasure of hosting Jolien Schukking, a Judge of the European Court of Human Rights
Invitation to Join as a Speaker at the International Scientific Conference
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SIN NEC Training in Villach: Empowering Educators for Inclusive and Virtual Teaching
SIN NEC Training Concludes with a Strategic Consortium Meeting
The Concept of Green Education for New Master’s Programs
EXPLORING THE INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE ON KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR UNIVERSITIES WITHIN THE KPI4HE PROJECT
“KPI4HE” project, a training course has commenced today at the University of Oldenburg in Germany
