The goal of this program is to cultivate a well-rounded undergraduate equipped with interdisciplinary knowledge. The undergraduate is capable of engaging in activities not only within the sphere of philology but also across related fields. Given the intricate nature of philological studies, the program is designed to train a proficient professional. On one hand, this individual acquires the requisite competencies for engaging with the broader landscape of humanistic thought. On the other hand, the program facilitates the development of an adept English-speaking communicator, whose linguistic proficiency extends to both general and specialized domains, such as business, politics, and law.

The attainment of this overarching objective is facilitated through the development of research and practical skills commensurate with undergraduate-level education. This achievement, in turn, is underpinned by the synthesis of theoretical and practical coursework seamlessly integrated into the program's curriculum.

Student-centered education is intricately designed to foster the development of humanistic and interdisciplinary perspectives, alongside the cultivation of critical and innovative thinking. Its core mission lies in accommodating the myriad interests and demands of the student, nurturing their adherence to academic integrity standards, ethical and professional norms, as well as instilling a profound commitment to national and societal values. Furthermore, it endeavors to mold a highly adaptable professional workforce in response to the evolving needs of the dynamic labor market. In light of these considerations, the program dramatically broadens the scope of employment opportunities available to philologists.

The bachelor’s program not only offers undergraduates an array of opportunities for employment within governmental bodies and non-governmental organizations but also extends their prospects to encompass roles in publishing houses, diplomatic missions, translation agencies, and the burgeoning sphere of English-language proficient professional communicators across diverse industries. The program in English Philology is strategically tailored to endow future professionals with comprehensive knowledge in the field, meticulously aligned with prevailing market dynamics and employer prerequisites.

Furthermore, the program facilitates undergraduates' seamless transition into advanced studies in relevant and intersecting disciplines, facilitated by the program's robust humanistic foundation, enriched by its expansive academic resources and instructional components. This bachelor’s program is committed to delivering a forward-looking education in accordance with contemporary standards within the humanities, guided by a student-centric pedagogical approach, and dedicated to the development of highly competitive and skilled individuals.

To obtain the Bachelor’s degree in English Philology, a student must accumulate 240 ECTS credits, which include the following components:

• Core compulsory courses shaping competencies – 126 ECTS;
• University compulsory-elective blocks – 24 ECTS (12 ECTS from the Social/Humanities block and 12 ECTS from the STEM block);
• Program-specific compulsory elective courses – 30 ECTS, which include: Second European language – 24 ECTS and any subject from the program’s elective course block – 6 ECTS; 
• Additional specialization courses – 60 ECTS.