English Language and Linguistics




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Dive deeper into the fascinating world of language, exploring its intricacies and complexities. This program equips you with a comprehensive understanding of both English language and linguistics, providing a unique blend of practical and theoretical knowledge. Gain insights into the structure, history, and social significance of language, while honing your analytical and communication skills. This program prepares you for a diverse range of careers that value strong language skills, critical thinking, and cultural awareness.
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- Dual Focus: Gain a comprehensive understanding of both English language and linguistics, encompassing areas like phonetics, grammar, discourse analysis, language acquisition, and sociolinguistics, offering a well-rounded perspective on language in all its forms.
- Focus on Practical Application: Hone your critical thinking, research, and communication skills through interactive learning methods, case studies, and potential placements in fields like language teaching, media, or translation.
- Specialization Options: Tailor your studies to your specific interests by choosing from optional modules in later years, focusing on areas like forensic linguistics, language and technology, multilingualism, or language policy.
- Global Perspective: Gain insights into the diverse uses and variations of the English language across different cultures and societies, fostering intercultural awareness and understanding.
This program is ideal for students with a passion for language, communication, and understanding the scientific underpinnings of human language.
Graduates develop a versatile skillset applicable to diverse fields, including:
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- English language teaching
- Translation and interpreting
- Communication and media
- Content creation and editing
- Research and analysis
- International relations
- Law
- Speech and language therapy
Admissions Requirements
High School Diploma with one of the following: 3 x AP tests with a score of 443, 3 x SAT Subject Tests with scores of 580 or above, combination of Advance Placement Tests / SAT subject Tests.
If you've studied the US High School Diploma but without any of the above qualifications, you'll need to complete an International Foundation Year to be considered for year 1 entry.
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- Bachelors
- Foundation Year
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