Master in Language and literature studies (English)

Language and Literature Studies (English) is a master's degree taught in English over two years at the State University of Applied Sciences in Konin, Poland, with yearly tuition of 2,000 EUR. Graduates of the programme become qualified specialists in English and German, reaching C2 level in both languages according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, alongside the skills needed for lifelong learning. Graduates are qualified to teach English and German at kindergartens, schools, and other institutions, and to work in settings where use of a foreign language is required. A master's-level programme in English and German philology of this kind typically combines advanced language study with training in linguistics, literature, and language teaching methodology, preparing graduates for careers as language teachers, translators, or communication specialists in multilingual environments. Students usually deepen their command of grammar, vocabulary, and stylistics in both languages while also studying literary and cultural topics connected to English-speaking and German-speaking countries. Reaching C2 proficiency, the highest level on the CEFR scale, in two languages represents a substantial linguistic achievement and reflects a curriculum built around intensive language practice alongside academic study. Programmes structured this way are well suited to students planning careers in education, translation, or roles in business and public institutions where strong command of both English and German is required.