• To gain an extensive knowledge of English philology, which includes the creation and structure of the language, issues with British literature and culture, and the skills to use it creatively;
• Develop the skills to carry out fluent conversation in various forms in English (CEFR) at the C1 level;
• Attain B1 proficiency in speaking a second foreign language (German or Russian);
• To develop the skills to identify and analyze information related to professional, linguistic, or literary issues utilizing standard and some of the most recent methodologies;
• To provide education that aligns with the standards of the first level of higher education and the labor market, thereby ensuring its competitiveness in the job market;
• To create a strong basis for more effectively mastering the upper-level academic program.

A graduate of the English philology Bachelor’s educational program can be employed in public and private, non-governmental and international structures: non-educational, cultural and publishing institutions, as well as in the fields of information media, international relations and business. It can be: archive, museum, library, travel company, mass media, embassy, language center and others.