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    Bachelor of Arts in Applied Linguistics

    About The Academic Program

    The Bachelor of Applied Linguistics (English Language) program introduces students to the core theories, methodologies, and key areas of linguistics. In the early stages of the program, the curriculum focuses on equipping students with the essential academic skills and proficiencies needed to succeed at advanced academic levels. The program recognizes that the development of students' language abilities is intrinsically linked to the growth of their fundamental academic skills, such as writing, reading, speaking, and listening. As students progress through the program, they will deepen their understanding of various sub-disciplines within linguistics, including grammar, phonetics, sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, discourse analysis, and language pedagogy, among others. This will enable them to understand how language and linguistics intersect with and are shaped by different social contexts and types of discourse.

    Major

    Applied Linguistics

    Language of instruction

    English

    Duration

    4 Years

    Academic degree

    Bachelor of Applied Linguistics (English Language)

    Career opportunities

    Journalism Editing and Proofreading: reviewing and editing articles, news reports, and other written content for accuracy, clarity, grammar, and style. Diplomacy: inside and outside the kingdom Tourism Sector Financial, Healthcare, Cultural, and Social Sectors Translation Media (Radio and Television) Content writing

    Nature and Goals of the Program

    The program aims to equip students with skills, knowledge, and professional competence as well as enhance their research and analytical abilities within the field of applied linguistics. The combination of theory and practicehe is structured to challenge students to think critically and creatively. By exploring the underlying principles, frameworks, and analytical methods of linguistics, coupled with opportunities to apply this knowledge in real-world scenarios, students develop the ability to approach problems from multiple angles. This fosters original, innovative thinking that goes beyond rote learning. By gaining in-depth knowledge and insights into how language works and how communication occurs, students will build a strong foundation that can translate to success in a variety of career paths.

    1 Provide graduates with skills, specialized and occupational efficiency in applied linguistics.
    2 Develop research and analytical skills of the graduates in the field of applied linguistics.
    3 Provide graduates with communication skills to promote their excellence in applied linguistics.
    4 Prepare graduates who are able to contribute to supporting community service, teaching and continuing higher education.

    1 I dentify the major concepts and terminologies used in applied linguistics.
    2 Explain the theories used in the field of applied linguistics.
    3 Understand the different research methods used in each field of applied linguistics.
    4 Speak English proficiently and in various contexts.
    5 Write in English proficiently and in various contexts.
    6 Develop critical and analytical thinking.
    7 Analyse various discourses.
    8 Apply different linguistic models and approaches within the field of applied linguistics.
    9 Communicate effectively and confidently in both academic and professional settings.
    10 Show a high sense of responsibility and teamwork skills.
    11 Demonstrate academic self-development.
    12 Demonstrate commitment in all academic practices.
    13 Be able to make decisions and manage time.

    1 Proficient linguists with a fair knowledge of key concepts in linguistics.
    2 Lifelong learners who can identify their learning needs to improve their competencies.
    3 Adaptable writers, researchers and communicators with respect for academic integrity.
    4 Have respect for others through awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity.
    5 Volunteer teachers who believe in linguistics as a means to achieve growth and prosperity of communities.
    6 Leaders who possess the creativity and drive to inspire change, with an ability to work collaboratively with the widest range of workers.
    7 Saudi female linguists and global citizens who are full of national pride.

    Study Plan

    Course Code Course Title Credit
    Ethics and Islamic Values 2
    Islamic Banking and Economics 2
    Community Building in Islam 2
    English Language (1) 3
    English Language (2) 3

    Course Code Course Title Credit
    Communication Skills 2
    Creative Writing 2
    Writing Academic Reports 2
    Emotional Intelligence Course 2
    Basics of Entrepreneurship 2
    Principles of Projects Management 2
    Giftedness and Mental Superiority 2
    Principles of E-Commerce 2
    Financial Literacy 2
    Leadership and Change Management 2
    Health Awareness 2
    Poetry and Prose in Arabic Literature 2
    Well-Being and Quality of Life 2
    Fitness and Sport Science 2
    Sustainable Development 2
    Global Citizenship 2
    Lifelong Learning Skills 2
    Sustainable Ecosystems 2
    History of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its Pioneering Role 2
    Good Citizenship Values 2
    Saudi Arts and Heritage 2
    Computer Skills and Information Technology 2
    Basics of Programming 2
    Data Analysis and Management 2

    Course Code Course Title Credit
    Introduction to Literature 3
    The Short Story 3
    Introduction to Translation 3
    Dictionary Skills 3
    Professional Translation Skills 3
    Introduction to Linguistics 3
    Computer- Assisted Language Learning (CALL) 3
    Introduction to Literature 3
    The Short Story 3
    Introduction to Translation 3
    Dictionary Skills 3
    Professional Translation Skills 3
    Introduction to Literature 3
    The Short Story 3
    Introduction to Translation 3
    Dictionary Skills 3
    Professional Translation Skills 3
    Introduction to Literature 3
    The Short Story 3
    Introduction to Translation 3
    Dictionary Skills 3
    Professional Translation Skills 3
    Introduction to Linguistics 3
    Computer- Assisted Language Learning (CALL) 3
    Introduction to Literature 3
    The Short Story 3
    Introduction to Translation 3
    Dictionary Skills 3
    Professional Translation Skills 3
    Introduction to Linguistics 3
    Computer- Assisted Language Learning (CALL) 3
    Introduction to Literature 3
    The Short Story 3
    Introduction to Translation 3
    Dictionary Skills 3
    Professional Translation Skills 3
    Introduction to Linguistics 3
    Computer- Assisted Language Learning (CALL) 3
    The Short Story 3
    Introduction to Translation 3
    Dictionary Skills 3
    Professional Translation Skills 3
    Introduction to Linguistics 3
    Computer- Assisted Language Learning (CALL) 3
    The Short Story 3
    Introduction to Translation 3
    Dictionary Skills 3
    Professional Translation Skills 3
    Introduction to Linguistics 3
    Computer- Assisted Language Learning (CALL) 3
    Introduction to Literature 3
    The Short Story 3
    Introduction to Linguistics 3
    Computer- Assisted Language Learning (CALL) 3
    Introduction to Literature 3
    The Short Story 3
    Introduction to Linguistics 3
    Computer- Assisted Language Learning (CALL) 3

    Course Code Course Title Credit
    Conversation Analysis 3
    Forensic Linguistics 3
    Curriculum Design 3
    Terminology and Arabization 3
    Corpus Linguistics 3
    English for Global Media and Communication 3
    Technical Writing 3
    Digital Linguistics 3
    Language Testing and Assessment 3
    Contrastive Linguistics 3
    Oral Skills (1) 3
    Language Planning and Policies 3
    Conversation Analysis 3
    Forensic Linguistics 3
    Curriculum Design 3
    Terminology and Arabization 3
    Cross-Cultural Communication 3
    Composing Digital Content 3
    Corpus Linguistics 3
    English for Global Media and Communication 3
    Technical Writing 3
    Digital Linguistics 3
    Language Testing and Assessment 3
    Contrastive Linguistics 3
    Oral Skills (1) 3
    Language Planning and Policies 3
    Conversation Analysis 3
    Forensic Linguistics 3
    Curriculum Design 3
    Terminology and Arabization 3
    Cross-Cultural Communication 3
    Composing Digital Content 3
    Corpus Linguistics 3
    English for Global Media and Communication 3
    Technical Writing 3
    Digital Linguistics 3
    Language Testing and Assessment 3
    Contrastive Linguistics 3
    Oral Skills (1) 3
    Language Planning and Policies 3
    Cross-Cultural Communication 3
    Composing Digital Content 3
    Corpus Linguistics 3
    English for Global Media and Communication 3
    Technical Writing 3
    Digital Linguistics 3
    Language Testing and Assessment 3
    Contrastive Linguistics 3
    Oral Skills (1) 3
    Language Planning and Policies 3
    Conversation Analysis 3
    Forensic Linguistics 3
    Curriculum Design 3
    Terminology and Arabization 3
    Cross-Cultural Communication 3
    Composing Digital Content 3

    Course Code Course Title Credit Pre-Requisite
    Principles of Information and Technology Systems 2
    Introduction to Linguistics 3
    Listening and speaking 3
    English Writing 3
    Grammar 3

    Course Code Course Title Credit Pre-Requisite
    Phonetics 3
    Professional Writing 3 LING122OR LING122T
    Grammar in Use 3 LING131OR LING131T
    English for Specific Purposes (ESP) 3
    Statistics 3

    Course Code Course Title Credit Pre-Requisite
    Second Foreign Language (French1) 3
    Phonology 3 LING113OR LING112T
    Academic Skills 3
    Morphology and Syntax 3 LING132OR LING232T

    Course Code Course Title Credit Pre-Requisite
    Second Foreign Language (French2) 3 FRNS201OR FRNS101T
    Public Speaking 3 LING112OR ( LING112T )
    Sociolinguistics 3 LING111OR LING101T
    Semantics and Pragmatics 3 LING233OR LING233T

    Course Code Course Title Credit Pre-Requisite
    Second Foreign Language (French3) 3 FRNS202
    Discourse Analysis 3 LING241
    Language Acquisition 3

    Course Code Course Title Credit Pre-Requisite
    Second Foreign Language (French4) 3 FRNS303
    Research Methods 3 LING122AND LING224OR ( LING223T )
    Computer- Assisted Language Learning (CALL) 3
    Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) 3

    Course Code Course Title Credit Pre-Requisite
    Stylistics 3 LING343OR LING343T
    Psycholinguistics 3
    Language Pedagogy and Assessment 3 LING111OR LING101T
    Introduction to Interpreting 3

    Course Code Course Title Credit Pre-Requisite
    Field Training 6 LING452AND LING464AND TRAN221AND LING444
    Graduation Project 4 LING452AND LING464AND TRAN221AND LING444

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