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Crimean tatar philology, english language and translation

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Master of philology with specialization in crimean tatar language and literature

2 years

120

7

Second (Master)

Humanities

KnowledgeField EN

Absent.

Bachelor's degree in "Philology" (Specialization 035) or other related fields.

Getting the educational, Master of Philology (035.02), and professional qualifications, provided that the student achieves a grade of at least 75 points: Instructor: psychological and pedagogical disciplines, methodological disciplines, final exams, and teaching assistantship (Crimean Tatar, English); Translator (Crimean Tatar): courses in the “Translation Studies” module, final exam in Crimean Tatar language and literature, final exam in English, translation practicum (Crimean Tatar, English).

A complete list of learning outcomes for the educational program is provided in the “Program Profile” section. Here are some of them: LO1. Evaluate one’s own academic and professional activities; develop and implement an effective strategy for self-development and professional growth. LO2. Be proficient in the national and foreign languages for written and oral communication, particularly in professional and academic contexts; present research findings in the national and foreign languages. LO3. Apply modern methods and technologies, particularly information technologies, for the successful and effective performance of professional activities and to ensure the quality of research in Crimean Tatar philology. LO4. Evaluate and critically analyze socially, personally, and professionally significant problems and propose solutions to them in complex and unpredictable conditions, which requires the application of new approaches and forecasting. LO5. Find optimal ways of effective interaction within a professional team and with representatives of other professional groups at various levels. LO6. Apply knowledge of expressive, emotional, and logical language tools and speech techniques to achieve a planned pragmatic outcome and facilitate successful communication.

Full-time form

The assessment system consists of: 1. Formative assessment (quizzes, tests, independent work, and presentations). 2. Modular assessment (assessment of knowledge after completing individual sections of the syllabus). 3. Semester assessment (midterm or final exam according to the schedule and syllabus). The exam format, test structure, and grading criteria are specified in the syllabus and announced at the beginning of the course. The final assessment also includes a comprehensive exam and the defense of the bachelor’s thesis. The final grade for the course is calculated on a 100-point scale according to the form of semester assessment: Exam: the maximum number of points is 100, of which up to 60 points are awarded for performance during the semester and up to 40 points for performance during the exam session. Test: the final grade is calculated as the sum of points for in-class work (maximum 80 points) and the results of the test (maximum 20 points).

Under the EU’s Erasmus+ program, based on bilateral agreements between Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv and educational institutions in partner countries, including Turkey. Academic mobility is conducted based on bilateral agreements between Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv and Anatolia University (Eskişehir), the University of Askasaray, and Sivas Cumhuriyet University. Competition requirements: compliance with the procedure for submitting and preparing documents; high or average academic performance; a foreign language proficiency certificate; recommendations from the department chair, academic advisor, a professor at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, or a partner university; a properly executed study agreement; an interview with the selection committee; confirmation of nomination by the partner university.

The curriculum requires students to complete, in the second semester, a full-time internship as a teaching assistant—as a mandatory component—and a full-time translation internship (elective module “Translation Studies”) or a professional internship (elective module “Methods of Teaching Foreign Languages and Literatures in Higher Education”) separate from theoretical studies in the third semester as an elective component of the educational program. Internship sites, in accordance with signed bilateral agreements: V.I. Vernadsky Taurida National University; the non-governmental organization “Wikimedia Ukraine”; LLC “Crimean News Agency”; Public Association “Institute for the Development of the Crimean Tatar Language”; LLC “Master of Books,” etc

Absent.

Masters of Philology with proficiency in Crimean Tatar language and literature, as well as Turkish and English, can work in academic, literary, publishing, and educational fields; can engage in teaching, research, and administrative work at institutions of higher education; perform editorial and translation work in print and electronic media, PR agencies, various humanitarian foundations, associations, and cultural centers; may work in a wide variety of economic sectors where translation and text creation services in Crimean Tatar, Turkish, and English are required, as well as in travel agencies, international organizations, foreign missions, diplomatic and consular services, regional offices, etc.

Opportunity to pursue studies under the FQ-EHEA third-cycle program, EQF LLL Level 8, and HPK Level 8. Acquisition of additional qualifications through the postgraduate education system.