English Language courses Gwynedd

...English is an important language socially, politically and economically. It is a World language, with an estimated 1,500 million speakers worldwide, which in turn leads to an increased need for people who are qualified to teach English internationally. This course will teach you about linguistics... Learn about: Basic linguistic terminology, Dialect and social aspects, Different subfields of linguistics...

...English is an important language socially, politically and economically. It is a World language, with an estimated 1,500 million speakers worldwide. English is also the best described language in the world. The introductory modules for this course look at issues such as how our language changes... Learn about: English Language, Natural language data...

...aspects such as language policy and bilingualism. Years 2 and 3 Compulsory 2nd year modules will include such topics as phonology, syntax, semantics... Learn about: Empirical research studies, English Literature, Essay Writing...

...see the English Literature and Linguistics pages. Compulsory module: Studying Literature: this module will advance your skills of textual analysis... Learn about: English Language, Memory, Identity and Imagination, Old English texts...

...English is an important language socially, politically and economically. It is a World language, with an estimated 1,500 million speakers worldwide, which in turn leads to an increased need for people who are qualified to teach English internationally. This course will teach you about linguistics... Learn about: English Language for TEFL, Particular focus on english, Teaching English as a Foreign Language...

...This course allows you to combine study of Linguistics with modules in English Language. The two subjects are complementary, allowing you to gain a full understanding of the way in which language abilities develop as well as developing your knowledge and capabilities in the use of English language... Learn about: English Language, Semantics & Pragmatics, Working on practical tasks...

...This degree course offers the opportunity to study English Language (50%) and Italian (50%). English is an important language socially, politically and economically. It is a World language, with an estimated 1,500 million speakers worldwide. English is also the best described language in the world... Learn about: English Language and Italian, Literatures of europe, Best described language...

...Creative Studies and Media courses have seen graduates involved in both academe and in industry, including work in: Creative Writing, Professional Writing and Publishing... Learn about: Development of Journalism, Balance of practical and analytical tasks, Practical Journalism...

...English is an important language socially, politically and economically. It is a World language, with an estimated 1,500 million speakers worldwide. English is also the best described language in the world. The introductory modules for this course look at issues such as how our language changes... Learn about: Speech and Language Disorders, Child Language Acquisition, Social or political context...

...English is an important language socially, politically and economically. It is a World language, with an estimated 1,500 million speakers worldwide. English is also the best described language in the world. The three year International English Language BA is specifically designed for non native... Learn about: International English Language for TEFL, Introduction to Language, English Language...

...Chinese can be studied at joint honours level in combination with another language or a variety of other subjects, with both subjects studied in equal proportions. These courses will provide you with advanced skills in the Mandarin language and a broad range of specialised and detailed insights... Learn about: Cultural Awareness, Industry and the media, Business and commerce...

...Years 2 and 3 Over the two years you will take eight 20 credit modules in English Language and 4 in Film Studies, and then any listed under English Language... Learn about: Introduction to Syntax & Morphology, Dialect and social aspects, English and Society...

...how language varies according to dialect and social aspects; the relationship between language and cultural aspects such as language policy and bilingualism... Learn about: Word structure (morphology), Creative Writing, English Language...

...for those who wish to teach English Overseas. What will you study on this course? Year 1 In your first year you will take four 20 credit modules from English Language... Learn about: English Language, Media Studies, Discussions and lectures...

...This exciting course course is run by the School of Creative Studies and Media in collaboration with Bangor’s School of Linguistics and English Language. It is aimed at students who want to study Creative Studies (combining some study of: creative writing, film studies, theatre studies, media... Learn about: Practical and critical tasks, English Language, Creative Writing: Forms and Techniques...

...We tend to take our ability to produce and understand speech for granted until we try to learn another language, watch how a child learns a first language, or witness the effects of language handicap. Linguistics is the study of language abilities, how they are acquired, how they are used, and... Learn about: Language and Culture, English Language, Language policy and bilingualism...