Languages Degrees in the Northern Ireland

..., interpreting and oral communication. Language work concentrates on practical and professional usage. In addition, you will study the background to society in Spain and France as well as Europe in general. The third year is spent studying in both countries. Successful completion of the third year will result... Learn about: Skills and Training... More

... to devise and teach effective English language courses, in addition to equipping students with the essential research and analytical skills to keep up with the rapid developments in the field. One of the key features of the MSc TESOL is the emphasis on learning through interaction;... Learn about: Part Time, English Language, Full Time... More

...to suit their own personal interests and career aspirations. Graduates will have generic skills in particular management functions, for example accounting... Learn about: Business Studies... More

... learners, parent-teacher communication, spoken corpora and academic English, spoken language and pragmatics in relation to second language acquisition; You will enhance your career prospects and depth of knowledge of English Language teaching; We offer many opportunities for networking and sharing... Learn about: English Language... More

... Certificate level. The German course makes extensive use of multimedia language learning resources through the internationally-renowned Centre for Excellence in Multimedia Language Learning at Ulster... Learn about: Skills and Training, English Language, Chinese Language... More

... and public service interpreting Court and legal interpreting Diplomatic interpreting Ethics of interpreting Interpreting for business Sign language interpreting Audio description and touch tours Media accessibility We also have a strong record in supervising interdisciplinary theses with other Schools... Learn about: Network Training, Sign language... More

... Needs Year 3 Semester I: Children, Young People & the Law Year 3 Semester II: EITHER Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages OR Education... Learn about: Team Training... More

..., including the day-to-day use of the language and the major influences which have shaped it over the last millennium and a half. Why Queen's?English Studies at Queen's represents one of the most diverse areas of study and research in the Humanities, one that already has a worldwide reputation... Learn about: Quality Training, English Language... More

...of the ways in which the press, broadcasting, cinema and new media work is essential for the modern global citizen. Course Content Media Studies is taught via lectures... Learn about: Media Studies... More

...-to-day use of the language and the major influences which have shaped it over the last millennium and a half. Why Queen's?English Studies at Queen's represents one of the most diverse areas of study and research in the Humanities, one that already has a worldwide reputation in its specialist fields... Learn about: Quality Training, English Language... More

...1800-1998 Defining America: Themes in American History The Expansion of Europe, 1492-1815 The Making of Modern Britain, 1750-1945 These will provide... More

...: Culture, Tradition and Heritage Ireland: History and Politics Ireland: Literature, Language and Art Ireland: Peoples and Place For detailed programme... More

... Irish language and literature as essential elements of contemporary Irish culture and society. Insight into the country's earlier heritage is developed through the study of mythology, poetry, saga and folklore. Why Queen's?Summer School: students receive intensive language teaching in each... Learn about: Quality Training... More

... of heroism We also have a strong record in supervising comparative and interdisciplinary theses across the different languages and disciplines represented in the School of English, Arts and Languages and with other Schools in the University. A number of research projects have recently been funded... More

... Irish language and literature as essential elements of contemporary Irish culture and society. Insight into the country's earlier heritage is developed through the study of mythology, poetry, saga and folklore. Why Queen's?Summer School: students receive intensive language teaching in each... Learn about: Quality Training... More

... Archaeology (the study of past human activities) and Palaeoecology (the study of past environments) with other subjects (Languages, Geography and History). We have also introduced the MSci in Archaeology, which is an integrated four-year degree, whereby students can progress directly to Masters-level study... Learn about: Quality Training, Climate Change... More

... languages represented in the School of Modern Languages and with other Schools in... More

...Overview: Research Strategies Translation is part of the Modern Languages research cluster, which provides a vibrant environment for both disciplinary and interdisciplinary scholarship. Recognised as a centre of excellence for research into the languages, literatures, histories, linguistics, visual... More

... studies Nineteenth-century Spanish literature and culture We also have a strong record in supervising comparative and interdisciplinary theses across the different languages and disciplines represented in the School of Arts, English and Languages and with other Schools in the University. Share... More

.... Research Strengths A number of major research projects (including Doctoral and Postdoctoral posts in Language and Linguistics, Medieval Studies, Modern Literary Studies and Renaissance Literature) have been funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC). Poetry and Irish writing remain... Learn about: Creative Writing... More