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Associate Degree
Associate Degree of Arts in Foreign Language Specialization
An Associate Degree of Arts in Foreign Language Specialization provides students with a theoretical and practical understanding of second language acquisition, as well as teaching methodologies and resources. Students will study how to tackle cross-cultural and cross-linguistic challenges that arise in both oral and written communication, as well as the syntax and phonology of the world's major languages.
This degree is provided by the Department of Foreign Languages.
Turn your enthusiasm for the English language into a rewarding profession. With an Associate degree in English as a Foreign Language Education, you can obtain the necessary certification to work in this sector.
Academic Information
The Associate of Arts in English is an academic program taken at the undergraduate level designed to equip students with basic technical and academic knowledge and transferable skills they need to go on to employment or further study in their chosen field in bachelor degree.
- Courses You Could Take
- Degree Options for the Associate degree in Foreign Languages
- Lecture (15 hours = 1 credit),
- Practice and/or Project (15 hours = 1 credit),
- Fieldwork (45 hours = 3 credits)
- May vary as the curriculum develops
Optional Careers
Graduates are most often employed in the following fields:
- Public Relations Officer;
- Office Assistant;
- Teacher Assistant;
- Clergy member;
- Foreign Service Officer/ Front Desk Reception Librarian;
- Any other related Careers using English
SCHOOL PROFILE
Students at AIB come from many different provinces throughout Cambodia. Interacting with other students and exchanging experiences can help you learn more effectively.
Course Organization
The Associate Degree provides a scaffolder series of Foreign Language Courses. It also includes media studies classes to create an interdisciplinary degree that prepares students for work in media and communications organizations, as well as other communication-related business positions. Given the importance of learning team skills in the real world, many courses include team exercises. Courses can be taken online or in person.
LEARNING METHODS
The Associate Degree curriculum focuses on a variety of media. There is a considerable emphasis on how media and communications operate in the modern corporate world. Lectures and class discussions.
- Studying academic literature
- Analysis of case studies
- Practical team tasks
ACADEMIC STANDING
Students must maintain good academic standing to continue their studies at AIB. The current Academic Calendar contains detailed information regarding Academic Standing.
