Urdu Language and Literature Undergraduate Program aims to provide a comprehensive knowledge of the history, structural features, literature and culture of the Urdu language. The program provides students with knowledge in the basic linguistics of the Urdu language, such as phonetics, morphology, syntax and semantics, as well as a detailed study of classical and modern works of Urdu literature and literary movements. Literature courses focus on the analysis of works in different genres such as poetry, stories, novels, as well as the lives of writers and their impact on society.
The academic content of the program includes courses in linguistics and literature, as well as practical applications such as translation and interpretation of historical texts written in Urdu. It also aims to provide students with the ability to think critically about the social, political and cultural factors that influence contemporary Urdu literature and language. Students acquire the skills of linguistic analysis and literary criticism.
Teaching methods include class discussions, group work and seminars. These interactive environments help students develop analytical thinking and critical evaluation skills. Works by both classical and modern Urdu writers, textbooks and academic articles are used as teaching materials.
As for career and employment opportunities, graduates can pursue careers in various fields. These include academic positions, writing, journalism, media and communication, translation, language consultancy in the public and private sectors. There are also opportunities to work in cultural organizations and international relations.
Internship and practicum opportunities offer students real-world experience. Internships, carried out in cooperation with universities and educational institutions, allow students to experience business life and develop their professional networks. Such practical experiences increase students' chances of finding a job after graduation and help them consolidate their theoretical knowledge with practice.