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English Department

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About the department

The English Language Department at the Faculty of Education, Nalut University, was established in 1997 for the academic year 1997-1998 in response to the increasing need to study the English language in the local and regional community. The establishment of the department came to keep pace with the expansion of higher education and its role in preparing specialized cadres in the fields of teaching, scientific research, and social communication. Since its inception, the department has been keen on developing its academic programs in line with quality standards and academic accreditation by preparing balanced study plans that combine theoretical and practical aspects and meet the requirements of the local and international job market.


The English Department aims to be a distinguished academic and scientific reference at both local and international levels, striving for leadership in teaching the English language and its literature, as well as in scientific research. It contributes to preparing a generation that is knowledgeable, skilled, and value-oriented, capable of competing in the job market and actively participating in community development.

  • Equipping students with advanced linguistic competencies in the four language skills: listening, speaking, writing, and reading.
  • Development of intellectual, critical, and cultural capacities in students.
  • Qualifying graduates proficient in the English language, its theories, and critical approaches.
  • Preparing highly qualified teachers in language instruction.
  • Encouraging scientific research in the fields of language and teaching and linking it to community issues.
  • Contributing to community service through academic programs and cultural activities.
  • Language Proficiency: Developing students' skills in listening, speaking, writing, and reading to enhance the ability to communicate effectively in English in academic and professional contexts.
  • Literature and Culture: Introducing students to the literary and cultural heritage of the English language and equipping them with skills in literary analysis and criticism, as well as connecting texts to social and humanitarian issues.
  • Scientific Research: Developing scientific research skills in English, encouraging publication and participation in conferences and seminars
  • Technology and Development: Integrating modern technology in English language education, scientific research, and curriculum development in line with quality standards and academic accreditation.
  • Society and the Labor Market: Aligning the department's outputs with the requirements of the local, regional, and international labor markets, developing scientific and cultural partnerships with academic and professional institutions, and contributing to community service through training courses and cultural activities.

Department Head's Speech

بسم الله الرحمان الرحيم

I am pleased to welcome you to the English Department at the College of Education. This department is considered one of the vital departments in our college and plays an important role in preparing a distinguished generation of students capable of keeping up with scientific and knowledge developments in the field of language.

The department has been committed since its establishment to offering academic programs that aim to combine theoretical and practical aspects, enabling students to acquire the linguistic, intellectual, and critical skills necessary to compete in both local and international job markets.

The department also seeks to enhance scientific research and encourage creative initiatives that connect theoretical knowledge with the needs and requirements of society. This is based on the belief in the role of language in building bridges of communication between the cultures of peoples.

Ms. Samia Hamad Hablaja

Head of the English Department



curriculum

The semester system according to the decision of the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research No. (465) for the year 2022 regarding the approval of the regulatory framework for the Colleges of Education at public Libyan universities, where the semester system has been initiated for the academic year 2022/2023.


Curricula

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English Department Courses