Courses in Lancaster

...country or teach English overseas. The Civil Service, Diplomatic Service, British Council and other international agencies also offer interesting career... Learn about: German Language, English Grammar, German Studies...

...Culture and Thought Psycholinguistics Schools Volunteering Module Topics in Phonetic and Phonological Theory Lancaster University offers a range of programmes... Learn about: Cognitive Linguistics, Advanced English, English Grammar...

...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 Grammar, English Phonetics, English Language...

...computer programmers and consultants, bankers, chartered accountants, personnel managers, journalists and social workers. Many of Lancaster's degree programmes are flexible... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training, Cognitive Linguistics...

...Stylistics The Theory and Practice of Criticism Optional 18th Century Literature American Literature to 1900 British Romanticism Child Language Acquisition... Learn about: English Language, American Literature, Advanced English...

...speech therapy, translation, information technology, management, the mass media, creative arts, social work and counselling. A sizeable proportion of... Learn about: British Romanticism, World Literature, English Language...

...Many of our graduates become teachers of foreign languages in this country or teach English overseas. The Civil Service, Diplomatic Service... Learn about: Written Skills, English Language, Spanish Language...

...communication is important, like science, trade and international relations. Recent graduates have gone onto work or train as teachers, speech therapists... Learn about: Communication Training, Language of Advertising, Corporate Communication...

...This flexible system means you don’t have to fully commit to a three-year degree scheme quite yet, and you have the opportunity to review your choices throughout your degree... Learn about: Language of Advertising, English Language, Communication Training...

...Learning Reflection Year 4 Core Advanced English Phonetics Corpus-based English Language Studies Dissertation Optional Cognitive Linguistics Forensic Linguistics... Learn about: English Phonetics, English Grammar, Communication Training...

...ranging from accountancy and IT to journalism, advertising and management. It is also valuable in fields where international communication is important... Learn about: English Phonetics, English Language, Advanced English...

...to choose a further module from those offered by the Department, such as The Structures of Language or Discourse Analysis. A combined degree that includes... Learn about: English Grammar, English Phonetics, Language Acquisition...

...Year 3 Core Dissertation Unit Optional 21st Century Theory: Literature, Culture, Criticism Between the Acts Bible and Literature Contemporary Literature... Learn about: Film and Media, World Literature, English Literature...

...Many of Lancaster's degree programmes are flexible, offering students the opportunity to cover a wide selection of subject areas to complement their main specialism... Learn about: Creative Writing, Victorian Literature, American Literature...

...Fin de Siecle Literature and the Visual Arts Modernism towards Postmodernism Monstrous Bodies: Romantic Period Poetry and Prose Other Victorians Performing Death... Learn about: Practice of Criticism, Modern History, English Literature...

...boost your employment prospects and will help you to decide on your career direction and the kind of organisation in which you want to work once you graduate... Learn about: American Literature, Victorian Literature, Making History...

...We are unique in that every student is eligible to participate in The Lancaster Award which offers you the opportunity to complete key activities such as work experience... Learn about: English Language, Discourse Analysis, Cognitive Linguistics...

...At Lancaster, we encourage you to connect the study of language with real-world problems and their solutions. This prepares you for a wide variety of careers... Learn about: English Literature, World Literature, Contemporary Literature...

...Shakespeare; History of Philosophy; Philosophy of the Mind; and Philosophy of Science. You’ll learn how philosophical perspectives can be applied fruitfully... Learn about: Introduction to Philosophy, History of Philosophy, World Literature...

...student which means that you will still be eligible for a student loan, have access to facilities such as the library and receive discounts on transport and council... Learn about: World Literature, Victorian Literature, English Literature...