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Department of English Language
About the Department
The Institute of Letters and Foreign Languages was established pursuant to Decree No. 16/125, issued on April 11, 2016, which stipulates the creation of a University Centre in Maghnia. The institute is headed by a Director, who is assisted in their duties by two Deputy Directors.
Currently, the institute encompasses only one department: the Department of English Language. This department aims to develop students’ English language skills, enhance their understanding of English literature and culture, and qualify them for various professions that require interaction with the language.
Academic Programs at Department of English Language
The Department of English Language offers a Bachelor’s degree in English Language, currently enrolling 340 students
Additionally, the department provides two specializations: Linguistics (LS) and Literature and Civilization (LC), each with an enrollment of 20 students.
Students may choose only one specialization from the Master’s programs offered in the field of English Language
Heads of Branches
CHIKHI Latifa
Head of Department of English Language
SAHNOUNE Nisrine
Head of the Linguistic Studies Branch
English Department
AZZOUZ Amina
Head of the Literary Studies Branch
English Department
Specialization Details
For further details (location, organization, context, and targeted competencies), please download the information sheet for each specialization.
Domain: Letters and Foreign Languages Branch: English Language Specialization: English Language
Bachelor’s Degree
The Bachelor’s degree in English Language aims to provide foundational training in the fields of literature and civilizations of the English-speaking world, alongside its primary objective of developing the linguistic skills that enable students to express themselves clearly in English, both in written and spoken forms.
Domain: Letters and Foreign Languages Branch: English Language Specialization: Literature and Civilization
Master’s Degree
This Master’s program aims to introduce English language students to academic research in the fields of British and American literature and civilization. Furthermore, it aims to train English language teachers for the secondary education level, and even the university level, whether within departments of English, history, or literature.
Domain: Letters and Foreign Languages Branch: English Language Specialization: Language Sciences
Master’s Degree
The primary objective of this academic program is to enable its graduates to apply the theoretical knowledge acquired during their training. The option proposed by the Department of English Language entails launching this Master’s program in Language Sciences, which leads to a Doctorate. This, in turn, helps students build confidence in using the English language.