English Degrees in Lancashire

...revealing gripping stories of right and wrong, and asking questions about what society expects of men and women. Combining your passion for language... Learn about: Forensic Linguistics, Shakespeare Problem, Communicating Sexuality...

...You will begin your academic career with us on the core English Language module. How do you describe the English Language in terms of its grammatical and sound systems?... Learn about: English Language, English Phonetics, Communication Training...

...technology in teaching, child and adult learning, and cultural knowledge. Course Content Studies in TESOL cover current issues such as the role of... Learn about: Psychology of Learning, English Language...

...(Trinity Cert TESOL) alongside your undergraduate degree. Course at a Glance Default Pathway Year 1 English Language Workshop (academic writing and employability)... Learn about: English Language...

...encourage you as an aspiring author to develop a new appreciation of, and flair for, creative writing. Typical careers for Creative Writing graduates include working in media... Learn about: English Literature, Renaissance Drama, Writing Short Stories...

...such as English Sounds and Structures. At Lancaster, we offer you a range of exciting options for the second and third year of your degree, such as Discourse Analysis... Learn about: English Phonetics, Communication Training, English Language...

...all its forms and investigate the impact of literature on societies. Typical careers for Drama graduates include working in the theatre/performance industry... Learn about: Shakespeare Problem, Production Projects, Gothic Romanticism...

...available to you throughout your degree programme. Each and every area of language is covered by one of our world-leading academics, and our students benefit... Learn about: Corporate Communication, English Phonetics, English Language...

...media, journalism, arts administration, publishing, managerial work, public and voluntary sectors. Some graduates also progress onto further study and pursue an academic career... Learn about: English Language, Renaissance Drama, Film Adaptation...

...sound patterns or learning more about the tones, nuances and registers of the English language. The two different focuses of this degree reinforce... Learn about: Creative Writing, Communication Training, English Language...

...If you love to read and write and want to explore the boundaries of your own creativity while immersing yourself in the power and influence of the written and spoken... Learn about: Creative Writing, English Language, Writing Short Stories...

...courses including Creative Writing and English Language. You’ll move on to subjects such as Stylistics and Intermediate Creative Writing before completing... Learn about: Creative Writing, Corporate Communication, English Language...

...speech therapy (further training required), library work, media, journalism, arts administration, publishing, managerial work, public and voluntary sectors... Learn about: Early English, Child Language Development, English Language...

...from options ranging from Society on Screen to Discourse Analysis. Studying English Language, in tandem with French Studies, will give you greater awareness... Learn about: English Grammar, English Language, English Phonetics...

...library work, media, journalism, arts administration, publishing, managerial work, public and voluntary sectors. Some graduates also progress onto further... Learn about: English Literature, Renaissance Literature, Renaissance Drama...

...You’ll also be able to choose from options ranging from Corporate Communication to Discourse Analysis. Your third year living abroad will deepen your intercultural... Learn about: English Grammar, English Language, German Language...

...library work, media, journalism, arts administration, publishing, public and voluntary sectors, and managerial work. Alternatively, you may wish to progress... Learn about: Time Detectives, Shakespeare Problem, Vampire Fictions...

...Whether you want to analyse vocal anatomy or how a native Russian speaker thinks compared to a Thai speaker, we have a member of staff who specialises... Learn about: English Grammar, English Language, English Phonetics...

...through your own compositions. Typical careers for English Literature graduates include teaching (further training required), speech therapy... Learn about: English Literature, Female Body, Literary Publication...

...you’ll study subjects such as The Structures of Language and English Sounds and Structures. You’ll complete your degree with a Dissertation and modules... Learn about: English Language, Independent Study, English Grammar...