The study began in the Turkish language department in 2012/2013. The department grants its students a Bachelor’s degree in languages and translation (specializing in Turkish language and translation). Obtaining the academic degree requires the student to complete 141 credit hours, which include the basic department courses, university requirements courses, and faculty requirements courses. This is in addition to field training that contributes to the development of students’ professional skills, and provides them with practical experiences that qualify the student for the various requirements of the labor market in different fields. Successful completion of the field training period is a condition for graduation from the faculty.
The Turkish language and translation program at the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Translation at Misr University for Science and Technology qualifies the student linguistically, cognitively, and skillfully through his study of the Turkish language, translation, and literature, allowing him to prepare systematic scientific research, self-learning, and dealing with the labor market that serves the local community, preserves cultural identity, and contributes to building a civilized personality that evaluates the elements of dialogue with other cultures.
- Proficiency in the Turkish language in reading, writing, speaking and listening on an academic scientific basis to develop linguistic and professional skills for the translation process.
- Graduating students who are capable of preparing academic scientific research using technology and computers.
- Effective communication and building bridges of dialogue with the Turkish culture and clarifying the specificity of the national identity while being proud of the Arab identity and respecting the other opinion.
- Acquisition of practical and scientific skills necessary for the labor market, and effective contribution to developmental and cultural initiatives to serve the community.
- Active participation in various civilized projects to serve the purposes of sustainable development.
