IUK | English Language

Department of English Language

About Department

The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in English Language at IUK encompasses a variety of academic and career goals (e.g., English literature; Applied Linguistic. Committed to graduating professional and knowledgeable graduates in the English language to meet the needs of the Kuwait market and serve different domains such as translation, media, journalism, and banking. The department's main objective is to maintain high-quality levels of instruction and research and to reach excellence in teaching and learning. Students will have the opportunity to choose a concentration and consult with the program chair/advisors as soon as possible. Students should select their concentration during the sophomore year and no later than completing 60 credit hours


Department Mission

As part of the College of Arts, the English department is committed to contributing to the college’s mission through its programs that present the latest trend in the domain. The department is committed to the highest quality in teaching, scholarship, and community services.


Faculty Members

Department Programs

B.Sc. in English Language

  • Department Goals

The  department's main goals emphasize on:

  1. Offering a Bachelor's degree of Arts in English Language, with concentrations in English Literature and Applied Linguistics for students seeking personal and professional careers in these domains.
  2. Providing an academic environment that fosters critical thinking, innovation, and creativity.
  3. Providing a solid foundation for instruction in the English language at International University of Kuwait that enables all students to handle their courses efficiently and effectively.

 

Our International Memberships

AACSB Business Education Alliance
IUK is a member of the AACSB Business Education Alliance.

Membership in AACSB does not imply accreditation.

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QAA Associate International Member Badge
IUK is an Associate International Member of QAA.

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