English phonetics courses

... as a linguist. You will also be encouraged to use our excellent research facilities, including a Phonetics Lab and a Psycholinguistics Lab, throughout your degree. You’ll begin your degree with modules including Linguistics and English Language. Your second year will be spent at one of our partner universities... Learn about: English Language, Advanced English, Cognitive Linguistics...

...) Multilinguism and Culture (ET324-15) Optional Modules Final Year French Modules English Across Cultures (ET316-15) Organisational Communication in International... Learn about: French language, Culture society...

...Courses LING 500a / ENGL 500a, Old English I   Emily Thornbury The essentials of the language, some prose readings, and close study of several... Learn about: Ms Word...

... (phonetics and phonology), word structure (morphology), sentence structure (syntax), meaning (semantics), how languages evolve over time (comparative and historical linguistics), how language is processed (cognitive science and psycholinguistics), and how language is used in society (sociolinguistics)... Learn about: Ms Word, Sign language, English Language...

... step of the way. We currently stand as one of the country’s largest Linguistics and English Language departments, meaning that we have a wide range of optional modules available to you throughout your degree programme. Each and every area of language is covered by one of our world-leading academics... Learn about: Pedagogic Practice, English Phonetics, Corporate Communication...

...The goal of this course is to prepare you to engage in experimental investigations of questions related to linguistic theory, focusing on phonetics and phonology...

... and EDUC 4863 of the Acadia TESOL Certificate program for those who wish to teach English as a second or foreign language. This course is cross listed... Learn about: Sound system...

... ENGL10051 20 Optional The Making of Europe, 400-1500 HIST10691 20 Optional Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology: The Sounds of English LALC10221A... Learn about: English Language, Ancient History...

... and modules including Topics in Linguistic Theory and/or Contemporary Methods in English Language Studies. You will have the opportunity to spend Year 3 on placement with a public, private or voluntary organisation in the UK or overseas. This experience will boost your employment prospects and will help... Learn about: English Phonetics, English Language, English Grammar...

...6.345 introduces students to the rapidly developing field of automatic speech recognition. Its content is divided into three parts. Part I deals with background material in the acoustic theory of speech production, acoustic-phonetics, and signal representation. Part II describes algorithmic aspects...

... (English medium) Historical Linguistics Language and Communication Psycholinguistics Teaching English as a Foreign Language (practice and theory... Learn about: Empirical research studies, Analysing natural language data, Skills and Training...

... ENGL10051 20 Optional The Making of Europe, 400-1500 HIST10691 20 Optional Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology: The Sounds of English LALC10221A... Learn about: Ancient History, English Language...

...This degree in English Language with Chinese combines the study of the history and structure of language alongside the study of Chinese language and culture. You will have the opportunity to spend Year 3 on placement with a public, private or voluntary organisation in the UK or overseas... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training, English Phonetics...

... and EDUC 4863 of the Acadia TESOL Certificate program for those who wish to teach English as a second or foreign language... Learn about: Word system, Sound system...

.... They will also take a further 30 credits of modules from any area of linguistics, and up to 30 credits of university-wide electives. Experimental Linguistics BSc students take at least three intermediate modules from the core areas of semantics and pragmatics, phonetics and phonology, and syntax. They will also... Learn about: Linguistics BSc, Experimental Linguistics BSc, BSc Experimental Linguistics...

...; Phonetics and Phonology; Language, Culture and Society; Syntax and Morphology; to name a few). In addition, many students also take courses that focus on the linguistics of specific languages (e.g., Hispanic Linguistics, Chinese Sociolinguistics, German Linguistics, among several others). This has the great...

... a chance to broaden your horizons and make international contacts. Past students have said that this is a life changing experience, and we will guide you every step of the way. You will begin your academic career with us on the core English Language module. How do you describe the English Language in terms... Learn about: Language of Advertising, English Grammar, Literacy and Education...

...You’ll also explore topics including the social contexts of language, how we acquire language, cultural differences, and intercultural communication... Learn about: Module Language, Language Acquisition, Communication Training...

...will be delivered full-time over two years, with each year comprising of 45 weeks of learning (including your clinical placements). You will supported to develop your knowledge... Learn about: Communication Training, Language Therapy, NHS Training...

... in general linguistics, phonetics, phonology, syntax and semantics, psycholinguistics and in the history and structure of many individual European languages and language families. All these combine to offer a mutually reinforcing package: on the one hand the theoretical study of what human language... Learn about: General Linguistics, Grammatical analysis...