At the successful completion of the PhD Program in Linguistics, students should be able to:
1- Present and discuss the core theoretical ideas in different linguistic disciplines and interface fields.
2- Analyze the structure and function of language as used in natural discourse.
3- Compare and contrast languages in terms of systematic differences in phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, and language acquisition sequence.
4- Investigate cultural and linguistic diversity and contribute to the debate on cross-cultural dialogue.
5- Analyze critically linguistic problems, clearly communicate them orally and in writing, and apply relevant research methodology for finding suitable solutions.
6- Develop academic and teaching skills through oral presentations and peer teaching.
7- Assume academic leadership positions.
8- Evaluate scientific literature and research methodologies, formulate ideas/hypotheses, and produce high quality thesis and scientific papers appropriate for publication in journals with high impact factors.
9- Work efficiently, both independently and collaboratively, and uphold social and professional responsibilities.
10- Demonstrate lifelong professional development appreciation, and manifest serious commitment towards generating knowledge by using Information Communications Technology (ICT) efficiently.