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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions ( FAQs )

What degree programs does CLC offer in Alexandria?

  • BA in Language & Translation, paired with a minor in Communication.
  • BA in Media, with a major and minors in either Radio & TV Production (minors: Dubbing & Subtitling or Radio & TV Announcing) or Digital Media (minors: Digital Journalism, Digital Advertising, or Integrated Marketing Communication).

Are CLC’s programs accredited?

Yes, CLC’s programs are accredited by:

  • The Supreme Council of Egyptian Universities (Media and Language & Translation departments).
  • Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, which grants graduating students a joint certificate from both institutions.

How can I apply for admission?

Applications are submitted online through the AAST admissions portal or directly at the Alexandria headquarters. You will need to complete the application form, upload documents, and pay the application fee.

What documents are required for admission?

  • High school certificate (original + copy)
  • Birth certificate
  • Copy of national ID or passport
  • 6 recent passport-size photos
  • Military service form (for Egyptian male students)
  • Proof of English proficiency (if required)

Are there admission exams or interviews?

Students sit for an English placement test to determine language level.

How many years of study are required to complete a degree at the College of Language & Communication (CLC)?


Students at the College of Language & Communication can complete their bachelor’s degree in as little as 3 academic years through the accelerated study plan. The standard duration is 4 years (8 semesters) of full-time study. In some cases, students may extend their studies if they take lighter course loads or join exchange/study abroad programs.

How are students assessed at the College of Language & Communication?

CLC uses a variety of assessment methods to evaluate both knowledge and practical skills. Students are assessed through:

  • Continuous assessment (class participation, assignments, quizzes, presentations).
  • Midterm and final exams (theoretical and applied).
  • Practical projects (media production, translation tasks, dubbing, etc.).
  • Graduation project in the final year, showcasing students’ professional and academic abilities.

What do students study in the first year?

Humanities courses that prepare them to join either the Language & Translation Department or the Media Department.

Is there practical training?

Students must complete 60 hours of training to enhance their skills and prepare them for the job market. Also, academic curricula include essential practical assessments and projects. 

Why is studying at CLC unique?

  • Internal and international training opportunities.
  • Access to professional TV and radio studios, photography studios, and computer labs with advanced software.
  • A fully equipped theatre for performance training.
  • Courses in Spanish as a second language.
  • Language labs with advanced translation software, including simultaneous and consecutive interpretation tools.
  • Postgraduate programs (e.g., Diploma in Teaching Arabic for Non-Natives, MA in English for Specific Purposes, MA/PhD in Applied Linguistics, MA in Film & Literature).
  • Highly qualified faculty members and visiting industry experts.

Are there any international opportunities available at CLC Alexandria?

Students can study abroad at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (Spain), and the University of Geneva (Switzerland). Also, they can join training programs at UCLan (UK), Sheridan University (Canada), media institutions in Arab countries (e.g., Pyramedia in Abu Dhabi), and Elaf Translation (UAE).

What career paths are available for CLC graduates?

Graduates enter diverse fields:

  • Language & Translation grads can work as translators, interpreters, editors, dubbing experts, content writers, AI language developers, and more.
  • Media graduates find opportunities in advertising, PR, broadcasting corporations, journalism, production, scriptwriting, editing, and digital content creation.

What are the available learning resources and facilities at CLC?

Alexandria’s campus offers:

  • Modern language & translation labs with interpretation software.
  • Professional TV and radio studios, photography studio, and well-equipped computer labs for editing, design, dubbing, etc.
  • Additional amenities like cafeterias, a library, a clinic, and recreational areas.