The Faculty of Humanities, as a rule, is focused on the study of man and society. Major areas include linguistics, literature, history, philosophy, cultural studies, psychology and sociology. This department provides students with the opportunity to deeply study human thinking, culture, history and social processes.

The purpose of the faculty is to develop a wide range of knowledge in the field of humanities, develop critical thinking, and provide knowledge on the study and preservation of cultural heritage. Through the study of humanities, students acquire an understanding of individual human development, intercultural communication, ethical standards and social phenomena.

Humanities students often have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in practice in areas such as linguistics, translation, journalism, international relations, historical studies and cultural projects. Graduates of the faculty undergo theoretical and practical training necessary to become highly qualified specialists capable of contributing to the development of society and humanity.