Applied Linguistics

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Program Overview

The specialization in Applied Linguistics is a path chosen by third-year students in Linguistic Studies. The training in this specialization focuses on deepening knowledge in topics related to: general linguistics and linguistic schools, applied teaching methods, teaching Arabic language, and linguistic applications. The proposed topics offer foundational training that prepares students for employment, especially in teaching.

Teaching Language : arabe

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

The core units in the Applied Linguistics program are:

Applied Teaching Methods

Teaching the Arabic Language

Linguistic Applications

Advanced Topics

The Linguistic Studies program offers students the opportunity to pursue a Master's (second cycle) and a PhD (third cycle).

Jobs related to teaching at various educational levels.

Jobs in journalism, media, political and linguistic communication, documentation (journalists, analysts, providing advice and support for decision-making, etc.).

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Admissions Information

Admission to the Applied Linguistics specialization requires the student to have accumulated a total of 120 credits, which is the result of four semesters: the first year being a common core and the second year focusing on linguistic studies. This allows the student to continue their training path in the Bachelor's program in Applied Linguistics after choosing the specialization based on their preference card.

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