Bachelor in Language and literature studies (English)

Language and Literature Studies (English) is a bachelor's degree taught in English over three years (six semesters) at the Philological School of Higher Education in Wrocław, Poland, offered in a full-time format. The programme is available in four specialisations: a Translation programme, an English for Business and Tourism programme, a Teaching English as a Foreign Language track, and a general specialisation with free choice among available courses and no specific professional profile. Full-time studies involve fifteen weeks of regular classes per semester, held Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., with students signing up online each September for class times, days, specialization courses, and course format. Students can begin in Language Continued mode, starting from B1-level English, or Language Beginner mode, starting from A1-level English. Core courses build practical English skills in listening and reading comprehension and in speaking and writing, developing proficiency up to C1 CEFR level. Students gain practical language skills through activating teaching methods supported by online resources, along with broader study of English language and literature within an intercultural and interdisciplinary perspective. The programme includes components of literature, linguistics, culture, history, and communication, plus a wide range of elective modules covering foreign language teaching, language for business and tourism, and translation. A full-time English philology degree structured this way typically prepares graduates for careers in teaching, translation, business, and tourism, combining broad language and literature training with elective coursework suited to a specific professional direction.