In 2025–2026, the faculty’s language education prioritised modern teaching technologies, the development of students’ communication skills and teaching in line with international language standards.
Foreign language programmes are designed to develop listening, speaking, reading and writing skills in an integrated way. Alongside communicative methods, the use of digital platforms, interactive tasks and artificial intelligence tools is being explored.
To strengthen students’ language competences, the faculty offers Academic English, IELTS preparation, discussion clubs and additional language activities. This work aims to help students use foreign languages fluently in academic settings, professional life and international communication.
Developing language education in a digital and practical direction expands the faculty’s capacity to train qualified specialists who meet the needs of today’s labour market.
