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Research Activities of the Department of European and Oriental Languages and Translation
The Department of European and Oriental Languages and Translation focuses on research aimed at the development of linguistics, literary and sociocultural studies, and pedagogy. The department’s activities bring together students, lecturers and young researchers to discuss current issues related to the study and teaching of foreign languages and cultures.
The department’s main areas of research include:
- Contemporary issues in linguistics — exploring theoretical and practical aspects of language functioning in modern society.
- Sociocultural aspects of language learning — examining the interplay between language and culture to enhance understanding of intercultural communication.
- Interdisciplinary studies — investigating the intersection of language with fields such as psychology, sociology and politics.
The department’s research activities include organising conferences, seminars and roundtable discussions to foster knowledge exchange among students, lecturers and researchers. These events focus on addressing contemporary challenges and achievements in the fields of linguistics and translation. A key aspect of the department’s work is the involvement of students in research, which contributes to their professional development and the formation of research skills.
