English Language and Communication, BA - 2017/18

92% of our English Language and Communication graduates were in employment or further study six months after completing their degree. 2013-14 DLHE Communication underpins how we, as human beings, function and operate in just about every area of our lives − the appropriate use of language and communication is the basis for success in virtually every domain of human activity, from politics, to business, to all areas of work, even to personal and family life. This course offers you the tools to understand the many complex and fascinating ways in which language and communication work in the world, and also to improve your own abilities and skills in communication and daily discourse. The aim of the English Language and Communication degree is to allow you to develop an in-depth understanding of the English language and its role in the world, as well as an in-depth understanding of communication in terms of how it functions at interpersonal, public, group and intercultural levels. The English language is the dominant language of international communication and with increasing globalisation, it is important to have a refined understanding of the nature and structure of English and how we communicate with each other. An understanding of the various dimensions of language and communication will give you the ability to communicate more effectively in this complex, globalised world. Top reasons to choose this course Focus on how language and communication can be applied to the real world The opportunity to do a work placement, carrying out a project in a work setting related to English Language and Communication Unlike other University courses, we focus on English Language and Communication equally. Our teaching staff are experts in language, communication and the interface between the two “The course has provided me with many transferable skills that I am now using within my PGCE course. All staff members were extremely supportive and highly professional. I would definitely recommend this course, for its variety, depth and structure.” Imogen Burrage (former student)