Compulsory Subjects

Studying curricula cover a comprehensive range of subjects. The major subjects (or modules) are:

• Intermediate Latin;
• Elementary Greek;
• Ancient Philosophy;
• History of Theatre;
• Linguistics;
• Literature of different eras;
• Theory and practice of geography;
• Fundamentals of semantics;
• Theory of literature;
• Rhetoric;
• Analysis of the artistic text;
• Basics of linguistics;
• History and theory of folklore;
• Advanced French for Business;
• French Existentialism;
• Francophone Studies in Human Rights
• Beginning and Intermediate German;
• German Composition and Conversation;
• Introduction to German Studies;
• German Reunification;
• German Film;
• Heckling Hitler;
• German Sustainability;
• Translation Theory and Practice;
• Linguistic Research;
• Dialectology;
• Latin and Ancient Greek;
• Language History;
• Translation theory and practice;
• Translation of scientific text;
• Translation of Fiction;
• Technical text translation;
• English Language and Literature;
• Ukrainian Language and Literature;
• Romance Languages and Literature;
• Slavic Languages and Literature;
• German Language and Literature;
• Spanish Language and Literature;
• French Language and Literature;
• Italian Language and Literature;
• Germanic Languages and Literature;
• Japanese Language and Literature;
• Mandarin Chinese Language and Literature;
• Oriental Languages;
• Austronesian Languages;
• Australian Languages;
• Arabic Language and Literature;
• Semantics, Syntax, and Phonetics;
• Sociolinguistics;
• Neurolinguistics;
• Psycholinguistics;
• Historical Linguistics;
• Pragmatics and Language Acquisition.