Philology and teaching languages (German)

Philology and Language Teaching (English, German, French, Spanish) - Evening Form of Education

University of World Languages, Uzbekistan

60230100 - Philology and Language Teaching (English, German, French, Spanish) - Evening Form of Education

In this field of study, undergraduate students receive a comprehensive education in the field of German language.

Credits Total Hours Course Practical Independent Final State
(Classroom) Work Training Study Certification

Credit

Total

Auditorium hour

Course work

Qualifying practice

Independent education

Final state certification

Total

Lecture

Practical

Laboratory

Seminar

240

7200

2180

470

1260

450

540

4360

120

In the first stage, compulsory subjects such as General Psychology, Recent History of Uzbekistan, Introduction to Roman-German Philology, Practical Uzbek (Russian) Language, Information Technologies in Education, Religious Studies, Linguistics, Introduction to Roman-German Philology, Literary Studies, Practical Grammar and Phonetics, Reading and Writing, Integration of Speaking Skills, Language Aspect Practice are studied.

In the second, third, and fourth stages, compulsory subjects, elective subjects, as well as subjects specified in the curriculum are studied, and practical work related to the field is conducted.

In the fifth stage, practical work is carried out in designated places. The final state certification is conducted.

Upon successful completion of the 5-year program, students are awarded a bachelor's degree in Philology, specializing in teaching German (primary and second foreign languages) and German.

1 credit corresponds to 30 academic hours.

GPA (Grade Point Average) is determined in the third week of August every year.

The block of elective subjects is determined by the decision of the Elective Subjects Council, taking into account the requirements, relevance, and dynamics of the labor market and demand from employers.

The maximum weekly workload in the classroom is 20 hours.

The deadlines for the final state certification include the defense of the final qualification work.

Practical classes related to the subjects of the chosen profile are conducted in higher educational institutions and basic organizations.

To ensure the practical significance of research work, practical classes for students are conducted in Russian and German languages in the 2nd, 3rd, and 5th semesters in a ratio of 4+2. Theoretical and practical training is conducted for 4 days a week, and pedagogical practice is conducted for 2 days.