MA Programme in Hungarian Language and Literature – Communication Sciences (Double Major)

 

Naziv studija:

MA Programme in Hungarian Language and Literature – Communication Sciences (Double Major)

Admission requirements:

Completed undergraduate university study programme in Hungarian Language and Literature with 180 ECTS acquired;

Completed undergraduate university study programme in the field of social sciences or humanities with 180 ECTS acquired and the knowledge of the Hungarian language at the level B2 minimum according to CEFR

Duration of studies (years and semesters):

2 years (4 semesters)

Total ects credits:

60

Qualification awarded:

MA in Hungarian Language and Literature

Competencies acquired upon completion of studies (learning outcomes):

  • communicative language competence in the Hungarian language at C1-C2 level according to the CEFR;
  • multidisciplinary knowledge in the areas of general and professional communication;
  • ability to recognize and apply various discursive techniques;
  • ability to critically interpret various types of oral and written texts;
  • ability of expression in different registers and genres;
  • ability to translate the texts of various professional content and literary texts of different styles and types;
  • ability to integrate knowledge to solve problems in multidisciplinary areas within the communication sciences and translation studies;
  • knowledge of the basic techniques of text research;
  • ability to find primary data and their processing by using modern information and communication technology;
  • communication skills and willingness to cooperate in multilingual environment;
  • ability to participate in the organization of cultural events;
  • awareness of interculturalism and intermediality of the modern society

Employment oportunities:

  • in the departments for public communication of industrial, commercial, tourist and similar agencies and in translation services and agencies;
  • communication experts and translators in the institutions of the European Union and the United Nations or other international organizations;
  • in publishing, media, in the field of information technology

 

Core Courses
  1. Communication Theory 1
  2. Introduction to Translation Theory
  3. Communication Theory 2
  4. Basics of Multimedia
  5. Translating Language for Specific Purposes
  6. Social Psychology
  7. Speech Analysis
  8. Literary Translation
  9. Master's thesis
Elective Courses
  1. Contemporary Hungarian Language 1
  2. Contemporary Hungarian Language 2
  3. Stylistics and Writing Techniques
  4. Croatian-Hungarian Comparative Literature in the Context of Translation
  5. Hungarian-Croatian Contrastive Linguistics
  6. Consecutive Interpreting
  7. Contacts of Hungarian Culture in the Alps-Adriatic Region
  8. Genres of Print Journalism
  9. Machine-Aided Translation
  10. Publishing and Bookselling
  11. Negotiation Techniques
  12. Internet Communication
  13. Databases for Communicators