Diploma: Level 1, 2, and 3 of 12 weeks in the primary language, each with an accredited certificate; and a foreign tour for intercultural exposure.
Associate Degree: Level 4, 5, and 6 of 12 weeks each in the primary language with an accredited certificate, and a foreign tour for intercultural exposure.
Bachelor’s Degree in CCC (Cross Cultural Communication): Associate degree + Level 1, 2, and 3 of 12 weeks each in a secondary language with an accredited certificate in a second language; and a foreign tour for intercultural exposure and understanding.
Bachelor’s Degree in Interpretation: Associate degree + advanced skills in the primary language, along with specialized courses on the relevant culture, global civilization, international geopolitics, and sociology.
Master’s Degree in Interpretation: Bachelor’s degree in CCC / interpretation + advanced studies in the language, linguistics, and culture related to the history, civilization, and geopolitics of the corresponding languages.
Master’s Degree in Computational Linguistics: Bachelor’s degree in CCC / interpretation + advanced skills in natural language processing, machine learning, and the development of language-based AI applications.
Master’s Degree in Psycho Neuro Linguistics: Bachelor’s degree in CCC / interpreation + approprate knowledge on relationship between language, cognition, and neurological processes, equipping graduates with the expertise to analyse and influence human communication through advanced scientific approaches.
Doctoral Degree in Linguistics: Master’s degree in linguistics + advanced language theory and research, including areas like phonetics, syntax, and sociolinguistics. It would involve original research, methodological training, and offer opportunities for interdisciplinary work and field study, preparing graduates for diverse academic and professional paths.