Program Learning Outcomes
1. To list and describe the terms, practices, and theoretical fundamentals relevant to the fields of Literature, literary criticism, Linguistics, and Translation.
2. To describe the strategies for interacting with academic content and list the conventions of academic writing in English.
3. To recognize a theoretical knowledge in relation to the three main genres (prose, poetry, and drama) and use this knowledge correctly when reading and analyzing texts.
4. To compare and contrast the different theories of the domains of linguistics, literature and translation, and use them in analyzing, interpreting, criticizing, and translating texts.
5. To assess debates and discussions in the domains of literature, linguistics, and translation.
6. To demonstrate effective teamwork and verbal communication practices.
7. To consult online resources and use the internet and office applications professionally in language study and in researching topics in the fields of literature, linguistics and translation.
Graduate Attributes
1. Advanced theoretical and practical knowledge of linguistics, English literature, and translation.
2. The ability to use modern technology ethically, safely, and effectively for scientific, practical, research and life purposes.
3. The ability to communicate clearly and effectively in written and verbal forms for different purposes.
4. Creative, analytical, interpretive, reflective, and problem-solving thinkers.
5. The acquisition of the required ethics and behaviors that enables him/her to deal with others with integrity, empathy, care and respect.
6. Having a reflective and professional approach, including qualities of time management, teamwork, leadership, accountability and self-regulation.
