At the successful completion of the Master’s Program in Language, Culture, and
Communication, students should be able to:
1- Recognize and utilize language use in different cultural and social settings.
2- Identify and interpret social functions of language and the roles they play in culture, and
how language and communication work to affect socio-cultural world.
3- Debate conflicts in different social settings.
4- Analyse and critique the role of language in everyday interactions and the values
associated with ways of speaking and their social and personal consequences.
5- Demonstrate awareness of contemporary issues in language policy and ability to take a
public and professional role in these issues.
6- Recognize language variation, including social and regional dialects.
7- Utilize information and communication technology to access databases and international
information in the field of specialization so as to develop knowledge and skills and to
generate new knowledge.
8- Bear the assigned responsibilities as a specialist and function within the community set of
values and ethics.
9- Utilize scientific research methodologies, higher order thinking skills, critical thinking
and creativity in analyzing and observing issues related to language.
10- Prepare and present seminars to a professional standard.
11- Design and carry out , interpret and critique research in the discipline and write theses
or reports to a professional standard, equivalent in quality to that of publishable papers.