Applied Linguistics is a practical field that uses linguistic theory to address real-world problems related to language. This discipline encompasses a range of topics including language education, translation, language policy, and communication disorders. Students learn about language acquisition, sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, and language assessment. The curriculum emphasizes the application of linguistic research to improve language teaching methods, develop effective communication strategies, and solve language-related challenges. Skills developed include analytical thinking, problem-solving, and proficiency in linguistic data analysis. Graduates often pursue careers in education, speech therapy, translation, language planning, or any area where expertise in language functioning and its application is valuable.