A study of general linguistics is the way to understand the functioning of one of the innermost and most versatile human intellectual tools: language. There are several complementary paths that intertwine and lead toward this goal. During the study programme, the student will become familiar with basic principles of synchronic and diachronic linguistics, both structural and generative forms. The Master’s degree study programme increases the emphasis on the study of comparative linguistics and semantics. The students have the opportunity to expand their horizons in multiple specialized courses. The student will acquire the necessary tools to work with language, understand the formation of speech, and be able to analyse and generalize language resources. Students will work independently in both language analysis and in language practice.