The Department of English and German Philology trains highly qualified specialists to work in the national education system as English and German language teachers in pre-university and university institutions, researchers, editors in publishing houses and print media, audiovisual content creators, translators and interpreters in governmental and non-governmental institutions, embassies and consulates, translation offices, as well as specialists in diverse fields such as human resources or public relations etc.
The Department of English and German Philology prepares students for the following programs:
Cycle I, Bachelor’s studies
2025-2026
Specialization 0114.10 English Language and French Language
Specialization 0114.10 German Language and English Language
Specialization 0114.10 English Language and Spanish Language
Specialization 0114.10 English Language and German Language
Specialization 0231.2 English Language and German Language
Specialization 0231.2 German Language and English Language
2024-2025
Specialization 0114.10 English Language and Literature and French Language and Literature
Specialization 0114.10 German Language and Literature and English Language and Literature
Specialization 0114.10 English Language and Literature and Spanish Language and Literature
Specialization 0114.10 English Language and Literature and German Language and Literature
Specialization 0231.2 English Language and Literature and German Language and Literature
Specialization 0231.2 German Language and Literature and English Language and Literature
Cycle II, Master’s studies
Specialization in English Language Teaching
Specialization in Applied Modern Languages (English Language)
More information about this year’s admissions can be found here
Contact Information:
Address: 38 Pușkin Street, MD-3100 Bălți
Building IV, room 427
Tel.: 0231-52-3-26
E-mail: catedra.cfeg@usarb.md
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Oxana Chira, Head of the Department of English and German Philology
Associate Professor, PhD in Philology E-mail: oxana.chira@usarb.md Phone: 023152326 Building IV, room 427
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