Languages courses Northern Ireland

...experience in a French-speaking company or school, and take a work-based learning module. Recent students have taught not only in France, but also in... Learn about: Cultural Diversity, French Speaking, Quality Training...

...a skills development programme, and a structured feedback framework, which aim to enable all students to reach their potential. Did you know?... Learn about: Cultural Diversity, Quality Training, French Speaking...

...between Levels 2 and 3 students spend a period of residence in a French-speaking country. Most students have the possibility of acquiring valuable professional... Learn about: Quality Training, Cultural Diversity, French Speaking...

...while Law with French students take Le Français Juridique. Optional modules explore key issues in the modern French-speaking world: in Introduction to French Studies... Learn about: Cultural Diversity, French Speaking, Quality Training...

...at Queen’s they will receive general and specific feedback about their work from a variety of sources including lecturers, module co-ordinators... Learn about: French Speaking, Quality Training, Cultural Diversity...

...Overview The Irish language continues to form an integral part of Irish cultural life as a medium for education, music, literature, drama and television... Learn about: Quality Training...

...poetry, saga and folklore. Why Queen's?Summer School: students receive intensive language teaching in each year and attend a staff-led summer school in the Donegal Gaeltacht... Learn about: Quality Training...

...as individuals or as part of a group, have submitted. Face to face comment. This may include occasions when students make use of the lecturers’ advertised... Learn about: Quality Training...

...study of the Lusophone world. In Level 2 the focus is on consolidating students' written and oral Portuguese, and in Level 3, the aim is to bring students... Learn about: Quality Training...

...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...

...Special Features Research in Modern Languages at Queen's was ranked 3rd in the UK in REF 2014 for Research Intensity and 5th for Grade Point Average...

...France, Greece, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Poland, Spain, the UAE, and the... Learn about: Sign language, Network Training...

...cultures and film in Portuguese-speaking Africa Comparative literature and film Gender studies Representations of heroism We also have a strong record...

...the relationship between these different forms of aesthetic expression. We prioritise the postgraduate experience in terms of providing adequate physical space...

...and sacred texts Translation and the global/local Translation ethics Research Strengths Staff have strong international reputations in their fields of expertise...

...cultural studies and creative writing. Previous academic study of or practical experience in the media is not essential, though it would be beneficial...

...of modules that are likely to run in the 2015/16 academic year. Compulsory: Craft and Technique (Prose or Scriptwriting) Research Methods for Creative Writers Optional... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...reputation for the critical appreciation, reception and understanding of poetry from Ireland, Britain and the United States. Poets who come to develop...

...according to their own preferences. The School's literary studies staff comprise the largest group within the School of English and are thus able to offer... Learn about: American Literature, Renaissance Literature...

...Ireland: Communities, Identities and Conflict Ireland: Culture, Tradition and Heritage Ireland: History and Politics Ireland: Literature, Language and Art Ireland...