• Scientific and pedagogical direction - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

1. In-depth knowledge of linguistics: theoretical and practical aspects of language, phonetics, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, applied linguistics research, etc.
2. research skills: Ability to design and conduct research in linguistics, including analyzing data, interpreting results, and writing research articles and dissertations.
3. Teaching Skills: Ability to effectively teach linguistics subjects at different grade levels, and to adapt materials and teaching methods to the different needs of students.
4. Management skills: Ability to organize educational programs, develop curricula, coordinate faculty and students, evaluate educational outcomes, etc.
5. Communication Skills: Ability to communicate effectively with colleagues, students, management, and other stakeholders, including public speaking, presentations, research writing, etc.
6. Intercultural Competencies: Understanding and respecting differences in language and culture, ability to work with multilingual and intercultural groups, and to adapt teaching materials and techniques to different cultural contexts.
7. Professional development and self-development: Readiness for continuous learning, studying new trends and methods in the field of linguistics, participation in professional conferences, seminars, etc.
These competencies help the doctor of education program in linguistics to successfully fulfill his/her responsibilities in teaching and research areas, as well as to interact with various stakeholders.