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Instruction of English as a Foreign Language

Insitution:University of Szeged
Faculty:Juhász Gyula Faculty of Education
Course / programme name:Instruction of English as a Foreign Language
Branch of Science:Educational Science
Level of studies:Master
Qualification:MA (Instruction of English as a Foreign Language)
Language of instruction:English
Duration of the course / programme:2 semesters semesters
Location/city of the course:Szeged
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The aim of the Instruction of English as a Foreign language MA programme is to train and prepare young men and women to become professionals in the EFL sector. This means they are able to successfully complete English-language related tasks in the field of language teaching, the methodology of teaching English as a foreign language, research, planning and development, in order to meet the demand for highly trained professionals working as English instructors.

Undergraduate / Bachelor's Degree (or higher)
- Bachelor degree in the field of Arts and Humanities and Pedagogy
Entrance examination:yes
Entrance type:oral
Minimum level of language proficiency (oral):C1 or IELTS 7.5
Minimum level of language proficiency (written):C1 or IELTS 7.6
Place of examination:online

After the revision of application documents, applicants will be invited to take an oral entrance exam online.
See the topics below:
1. English as a global language: advantages and disadvantages
2. Global warming and climate change: what can we do to mitigate the effects?
3. Social media and young people: advantages and disadvantages
4. Social media and the elderly: advantages and disadvantages
5. Artificial intelligence: its role in the future of teaching and learning languages
6. Tourism – a blessing or a curse?
7. Working online: advantages and disadvantages
8. The future of big cities: growth or collapse?
9. Working and studying abroad: benefits and challenges
10. Smart phones in our everyday life: benefits and challenges
11. Skills for the 21st century workplace
12. Characteristics of modern education and a modern curriculum
13. Global health issues in the 21st century
14. One language spoken worldwide would lead to better international relations. Discuss.
15. Too much money is spent on sport when it could be used to help the poor. Do you agree?
16. Paper books are better than e-books. Do you agree?
17. The book is always better than the movie. What do you think?
18. Challenges of parenting: Should parents use their kids’ cell phones to track them?
19. Plastic bottles should be banned. Discuss.
20. Happiness is more important than success. Discuss.
Contact person name:Dr. habil. Mária Bakti
Contact person job position:Associate Professor, Vice Dean for International Affairs
Contact e-mail:bakti.maria@szte.hu
Contact website:https://u-szeged.hu/english/instruction-of-english
Contact person name:Dr. habil. Mária Bakti
Contact person job position:Associate Professor, Vice Dean for International Affairs
Contact e-mail:bakti.maria@szte.hu
Contact website:https://apply.stipendiumhungaricum.hu/courses/course/4046-instruction-english-foreign-language
Contact person name:Dr. habil. Mária Bakti
Contact person job position:Associate Professor, Vice Dean for International Affairs
Contact e-mail:bakti.maria@szte.hu
Contact website:https://apply.diasporascholarship.hu/en_GB/courses/course/2946-instruction-english-foreign-language
Availability of preparatory year in the Stipendium Hungaricum programme:no
Availability of specialisation year in the Stipendium Hungaricum programme:no
Min. students3
Max. students15
Availability of preparatory year in the Diaspora Scholarship programme:no
Availability of specialisation year in the Diaspora Scholarship programme:no
Min. students3
Max. students15