Linguistics & Business Administration

• English and German & Business administration
• English and French & Business administration
• English and Spanish & Business administration
• English and Russian & Business administration
• English and Czech & Business administration
  
• English and Polish & Business administration
• English and Czech & Business administration
• English and Serbian with Croatian & Business administration
• English and Greek & Business administration
• English and Turkish & Business administration

This specialty's aim is providing the students complex knowledge in two foreign languages and business administration. With such qualification the graduates could successfully find their professional realization as translators and interpreters in firms, companies, banks, translating bureaus, consulting bureaus, PR agencies, publishing houses, mass-media, libraries, museums, archives and other social, educational and cultural institutions.

The study process includes nine programs: English(basic language) and German (secondary language); English(basic language) and French (secondary language); English(basic language) and Spanish (secondary language); English(basic language) and Russian (secondary language); English(basic language) and Czech (secondary language); English(basic language) and Polish (secondary language); English(basic language) and Serbian with Croatian (secondary language); English(basic language) and Greek (secondary language); English(basic language) and Turkish (secondary language).

The curriculum includes disciplines focused on the historical and contemporary state of both languages (phonetics, lexical, grammatic and stylistics) as well as disciplines from the sphere of business administration: administrative management,administrative law, European projects, Electronic marketing, state and public management, marketing and marketing politics, PR, projects budgets, management in public reforms, basics of entrepreneurship, planning of private careers, politics and public power, conflict management, sociology and psychology of management, strategic public management, structures of public sector, team management, management of innovations and investments in public sector, management of organizational culture, risk management, corporative culture.

The study process of the specialty is realized according to similar study plans for the main (English) and secondary (German, French, Spanish, Russian, Czech, Polish, Serbian and Croatian, Greek or Turkish) languages, differing only by the starting level of the secondary language, which starts from the basics. The curriculum provides the study of the main language to be finished at level C1, and B2 for the secondary language according to the Common European Framework of Reference for languages. 

The credit-based system applied allows students mobility in and outside the country.