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College vision
To encourage, develop, and refine the capabilities and skills of graduates and integrate them into the labor market, to activate and advance scientific research, and to consolidate the concepts of sustainable development.
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College mission
The College of Languages and Human Sciences at Ebla Private University works to qualify and graduate leading cadres capable of working in education and translation, entrusting them with advancing studies in translation and scientific research. The college also seeks to develop academic programs that align with local and international standards through cooperation with reputable local and international universities, alongside developing, activating, and advancing scientific research, seminars, and lectures within the college and among its departments, and building scientific relationships and cooperation between the college and its counterpart colleges at Syrian, Arab, and foreign universities.
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College objectives
- Preparing the college's study requirements to keep pace with contemporary scientific and technical developments, in order to meet the market's broader need for qualified cadres in the fields of translation and education.
- Preparing cadres who are scientifically and practically qualified to work across the various fields of teaching and translation.
- Continuously equipping students with the latest knowledge and techniques needed to enable them to pursue graduate studies.
- Combining theoretical intellectual grounding with practical application and general translation techniques, to qualify students according to market requirements and enable them to face challenges and competition.
- Consolidating the concepts of sustainable development.
- Developing students' creative capabilities across the various departments and encouraging them toward research and innovation.
- Developing, activating, and advancing scientific research, seminars, and lectures within the college and among its departments.
- Building scientific relationships and cooperation between the college and its counterpart colleges at Syrian, Arab, and foreign universities.
