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The Faculty of Romance and Germanic Philology was established in 1991 based on the Chair of English Philology at the Faculty of Armenian Philology. It was renamed the Faculty of European Languages and Communication in 2019.

The Faculty of European Languages and Communication carries out multifaceted educational and scientific activities. It runs courses with a major in English, French, German, Spanish, and Italian as a second language. The study programs offered at the faculty cover a wide range of subjects in the field of linguistics from translation studies, cross-cultural communication to stylistics and lexicology, from area studies, applied linguistics to English for specific purposes, etc.

The faculty provides a three-tier system of full-time and part-time (the latter since 2007) education: undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate.

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