Program Evaluation   Ten programs have been evaluated by the students in fall semester, 2017-2018. The presented survey covered the following programs at BA level: English Philology and American Studies; at MA level: US Foreign Affairs, English Philology, Methods of English Language

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First (Bachelor’s) BA in American Studies BA in English Philology Second (Master’s) MA in English Philology MA in US Foreign Affairs MA in Higher Education Administration MA in General

MA in Turkish Philology In the last quarter of the 20th century a wide horizon has been opened for the field of Turkish Philology. Research using new methods and approaches as well as comparative studies have been introduced to the study

Ph.D. in Turkish Philology   Turkish Philology, which is a wide branch of a Philology discipline in general, aims at studying the major Turkish civilizations of the past by examining their main theoritic and pratic literary works, language praductıons, examining major texts

Program Description American Studies, the only English program in Georgia, is a multidisciplinary academic doctoral program designed to explore the U.S. from different angles through concentration on courses: XX Century American Literature, XX Century American Political History, and American Ethnicity. In

Program Description The pivotal purpose of the program is to equip graduates with a multifaceted skill set: a profound understanding and practical application of education theories for problem-solving, effective communication with peers and society, and modern teaching and assessment techniques; proficiency

Program Description Nowadays communications in political, economic, scientific and cultural fields are held in English. Accordingly, knowing English has become one of the key factors in any country’s success at international, and even at national level. Thus, it is of vital

Program Description English has long established itself as a lingua franca at international business, political and cultural arena, hence its importance has never been wasted in recent years. Quite the contrary, knowledge of English has become a matter of survival in