Vision:

The department's vision is to achieve leadership, excellence and creativity in teaching and learning English using modern methods as a powerful tool for achieving development linked to different global cultures, and to offer a scientific programme characterised by creative teaching and research supported by joint work between its four components: language, literature, linguistics and translation, especially with the increasing demand for learning English.

The message:

The department strives to graduate students who possess the advanced skills and flexibility necessary to work in a wide range of professional fields and make lasting contributions, especially in teaching English to non-native speakers in light of modern trends. We offer a first-class, distinctive educational experience.

Objectives:

The department's objectives are closely linked to those of the college and university in general, but they also reflect the specific nature of the subjects taught by the department. The department aims to produce graduates who possess the following qualities:

1. Cultural skills and linguistic competence that enable them to teach successfully in English and related sciences.
 2. Empowering female students with specialised and transferable skills, including advanced cognitive, creative and communication skills that are highly valuable in the workplace after graduation.
 3. The ability to achieve scientific and creative independence.
 4. Enhancing self-efficacy in English and extensive reading in order to develop students personally, intellectually, socially, and professionally.