Germanic Philology and Translation (Swedish and English)

Educational and Scientific Institute of Philology

Name
Germanic Philology and Translation (Swedish and English)
Program code
49269
Qualification awarded
Master of Philology in specialization 035.044 Philology (Germanic languages and literatures (translation included), major – Swedish)
Length of programme
2 years
Number of credits
120
level of qualification according to the National Qualification Framework and the European Qualifications Framework
7
Qualification level
Second (Master)
Discipline
Humanities
Speciality
KnowledgeField EN
Specific admission requirements
Specific arrangements for recognition of prior learning
Bachelor’s degree
Qualification requirements and regulations, including graduation requirements
The professional qualification is awarded on the condition of: 1) successful defense of the master's thesis (not less than 80 points); 2) successful completion of internship (at least 80 points); 3) successful completion of a comprehensive final exam in Swedish philology and translation (not lower than 80 points) or a success score in individual academic disciplines not lower than 80 points; 4) an average success score of not less than 75 points (for more details, see the description of item 3).
Programme learning outcomes
PLO 5. To find optimal ways for effective interaction in the professional community and with representatives of other professional groups at various levels. PLO 6. To use knowledge on expressive, emotive, logical language means and speech techniques in order to achieve an intended pragmatic result and organize successful communication.PLO 10. To collect and systematize facts of language and literature, to interpret and translate texts of various styles and genres (depending on the chosen specialization). PLO 14. To create, analyze, and edit texts of various genres and styles. PLO 15. To choose optimal research approaches and methods of analysis for the specific language and literary material. PLO 16. To use specialized conceptual knowledge in a chosen linguistic field to solve complex tasks and issues, which require updates and integration of knowledge, often under conditions of incomplete or lacking information and contradictory requirements. PLO 17. To plan, organize, perform and present research and / or innovative developments in a specific linguistic field. The complete list of educational program learning outcomes is provided in the "Program Profile" paragraph.
Form of study
Full-time form
Examination regulations and grading scale
Examinations (written, oral, mixed form, pass-fail), grading tests, presentations, abstracts, reports, certification (final) examination, defence of internship report, defence of qualification (master’s) paper. Scale of grades (examination): 90-100 – excellent; 75-89 – good; 60-74 – satisfactory; 35-59 - unsatisfactory. Scale of grades (pass-fail examination): 60-100 – passed; 0-59 – failed. Members of the university community rely on the following principles in their activities: - objectivity in the evaluation of students' knowledge, in research work, aсademic and organizational activities related to the awarding of academic degrees; - self-respect and respect for human dignity; - promoting academic integrity in teaching, learning, and research; - copyright and intellectual property rights compliance; - inadmissibility of plagiarism in any form; - openness of research results.
Оbligatory or optional mobility windows (if applicable)
Work placement
The study involves the mandatory completion of research internship in the Swedish language.
Work-based learning
Director of the course
Daria Serhiivna Kasianenko
Department of Germanic Philology and Translation Studies
Educational and Scientific Institute of Philology
Occupational profiles of graduates
Master of Philology (translation included) can work in academic institutions, publishing houses, educational establishments; in mass-media; in PR-agencies; in various foundations, unions, humanitarian organisations, museums, art and cultural centres, etc.; in various sectors that need translation services and the creation, analysis, evaluation of texts, and provision of services of linguistic and translation expertise.
Access to further studies
Graduates have the right to continue their studies at the third level of higher education and obtain additional qualifications in the postgraduate education system.

Subjects

As part of the curriculum, students study the following disciplines

Methodology and Organization of Scientific Research with the Basics of Intellectual Property
Code: ОК.01,
Professional and Corporate Ethics
Code: ОК.02,
Theory of Literature
Code: ОК.03,
Modern Swedish Literature (Linguistic and Discursive Aspects)
Code: ОК.04,
Management of Translation Projects
Code: ОК.05,
Translation of Professional Texts from Swedish (1st semester)
Code: ОК.06,
Translation of Professional Texts from Swedish (2nd semester)
Code: ОК.06,
Modern Scandinavian Linguistic Research
Code: ОК.07,
Intercultural Communication
Code: ОК.08,
Sociolinguistics
Code: ОК.09,
Media Linguistics (Comparative Aspects)
Code: ОК.10,
Swedish (Professional Level) (1st semester)
Code: ОК.11,
Swedish (Professional Level) (2nd semester)
Code: ОК.11,
Modern Theories in English Language Studies
Code: ОК.12,
English (Professional Level) (1st semester)
Code: ОК.13,
English (Professional Level) (2nd semester)
Code: ОК.13,
Master's Thesis
Code: ОК.14,
Research Internship in Swedish
Code: ОК.15,
Comprehensive Final Exam in Swedish Philology and Translation
Code: ОК.16,
Final Exam in English
Code: ОК.17,
Cognitive Linguistics
Code: ВБ.1.01,
Discourse and Text Analysis
Code: ВБ.1.02,
Dialectology and Variability of the Swedish Language
Code: ВБ.1.03,
Rhetoric: Linguistic Aspects
Code: ВБ.1.04,
Academic Swedish
Code: ВБ.1.05,
Academic English
Code: ВБ.1.06,
Methodology of Teaching Foreign Language and Foreign Literature in Higher Education
Code: ВБ.1.07.1,
Psychology and Pedagogy in Higher Education
Code: ВБ.1.07.2,
High School Teaching Internship
Code: ВБ.1.08,