Applied English Language

This innovative double-diploma bachelor's degree in Applied English and International Finance is the result of a strategic partnership between the Department of English and the Department of Economics, designed to produce graduates with exceptional linguistic competencies in English combined with comprehensive understanding of international financial markets and economic principles. The English Department's contribution focuses on developing advanced professional English communication skills specifically tailored for the global financial sector, international business environments, and cross-cultural economic communication. Students will master specialized financial English terminology, business correspondence, economic report writing, and intercultural negotiation skills essential for careers in international banking, multinational corporations, financial consulting, and global trade organizations. The program emphasizes practical application of English language skills within authentic financial contexts, preparing students to communicate effectively with international clients, analyze financial documents in English, present economic data to diverse audiences, and facilitate cross-border financial transactions. This interdisciplinary approach ensures graduates possess both linguistic expertise and economic literacy, positioning them as highly competitive professionals in the increasingly globalized financial marketplace where English proficiency and economic understanding are paramount for success. The English component of this double-diploma program addresses specific linguistic needs of the international finance sector, requiring students to achieve advanced proficiency in business English writing, financial presentation skills, and economic discourse analysis while demonstrating exemplary comprehension of complex financial texts, international trade documents, and economic research publications. Students develop analytical thinking capabilities that bridge linguistic precision with economic reasoning, enabling them to translate complex financial concepts across languages and cultures, facilitate international business communications, and contribute to global economic dialogue through multilingual competency and cultural sensitivity.

As far as the employability dimension is concerned; numerous career opportunities can be highlighted:

- International banking and financial institutions

- Multinational corporations and global trading companies

- Financial consulting and economic advisory services

- International investment firms and asset management companies

- Government economic agencies and international trade departments

- Economic journalism and financial media organizations

- International development organizations and NGOs

Pathways to Other Specializations

- International business communication and cross-cultural management

- Economic translation and financial interpretation services

- Global marketing and international trade communication

- Financial journalism and economic media production