Philology - Azerbaijani Language

Specialty Description:

The master's specialty in "Philology - Azerbaijani Language" at Odlar Yurdu University aims to thoroughly study the structure, history, development, and current state of the Azerbaijani language. This program enables students to explore various aspects of the language and become specialists in applied linguistics.

Main Objectives of the Specialty:

Structure and History of the Azerbaijani Language: Students study the phonetic, morphological, syntactic, and semantic structure of the Azerbaijani language, as well as its historical development.
Language Research and Analysis: Students acquire skills for examining various aspects of the language and conducting linguistic analysis.
Modern Language Issues: Knowledge is provided on contemporary issues and trends in the development of the Azerbaijani language.

The Curriculum Covers:

Structure of the Azerbaijani Language: Phonetics, morphology, syntax, and semantics.
Language History and Development: The history of the Azerbaijani language, its developmental stages, and dialectology.
Language Research Methods: Language analysis, scientific research methods, and applied linguistics.
Modern Language Issues: Issues of standardization and language policy.

Career Prospects:

Azerbaijani language instructor at universities
Specialist in research institutions focused on language studies
Careers in journalism and translation
Specialist in language policy and standardization

Core Skills:

In-depth study of the structure and history of the Azerbaijani language
Application of language analysis and research methods
Exploration of modern language issues and proposing solutions
Research and academic writing skills

Duration of Education:

The master's program duration is 2 years, enabling students to gain both theoretical and practical knowledge.
This specialty offers extensive knowledge and skills in the scientific and practical study of the Azerbaijani language, providing broad career opportunities in academic and linguistic fields.